2010 INFINITI G37 consumer reviews

Among the near-luxury sport sedans, this is the big winner for the money. Big enough to be practical for 4-5 people and their luggage, handles like a sports car. Smooth, sense of quality throughout. Only criticism -- packaging of options makes it a little tricky to get only what you want, without costly extras.

An exceptional car - - handling is outstanding, performance can't be beat ( 327 hp), comfort -not quite as good as our E 300, but well above average. Very satisfied with our purchase.

Just got a new G37x with premium package and navigation. Everything is great, except the user interface and audio system. For axillary inputs there is only a USB port. The literature and the dealer make you believe that there are many devices that will work witht he system, but be wary. It only works with iPODS and that doesn't work very well. Before I purchased I asked if I could just use the audio jacks if the USB didn't work and the dealer told me yes and then went on to explain how I could hook up a camcorder to the audio visual jacks...of course, on the 2010 model they don't exist. So now we can't use our MP3 players or any other device we own, with the vehicle. Tremendous disappointment as we love to listen to audio books from the library (which are DRM protected and the standard dealer answer is use a jump drive, which is noit possible...). Shame on me for listening to the dealer and not investigating this more. Be wary of the audio system and the USB iPOD connection....

I started out wanting the G35 about 4 years ago when the 37 didn't exist. Once the first 37 came out. I really liked the body style and look. Now that the newer model came out, I am so in love with my car. I am excited to drive it daily. It handles well, drives smooth and looks good.

This car is a beast inside and out fully loaded. There is no justification for buying a BMW 335 priced $10K more, unless the name is important to you. Performance and creature-comforts are spectacular and easy-to-use. Seamless paddle-shifting, great acceleration and comfortable ride, not to mention, all the bells-and-whistles you need and want. If you want a Sports-car with 4 doors, this is the way to go.

After 30 years of driving Hondas, which are really good cars, I've been driving my G37s sedan for about three months and I just love this car. The power and performance along with the Music Box hard drive randomly playing great jazz over the Bose sound system makes me look for excuses to get back in and drive somewhere. The sport option ride is a bit rougher but the tight handling and styling of the sport option makes that trade off well worth it for me. A friend of mine has a G35 sedan and i just finally had to join in on the fun and so glad I did.