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2008 G37s 6MT , 37K miles, stock, rare model.
Dean, 04/17/2019
updated 06/10/2025
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
11 of 12 people found this review helpful
UPDATE 6/10/2024: Around 55K miles now. Still a great car with years ago referenced flaws. The rich sound this rough around the edges engine makes still brings a smile to my face every time I wind it up or do a rev-matching downshift, which is to say, “all the time”. UPDATE 6/8/2024: Almost 51,000 miles now (still a baby). Just put on Michelin Pilot Sport all-season tires. Transforms the handling, adding a bit more grip than I had before to take advantage of the suspension mods I’ve done. Replaced the dead TPMS sensors at the same time. A tiny oil leak from the valve cover gasket has been ongoing for the last year but it’s so slight it’s not worth doing yet. I STILL haven’t applied the sticky dash fix kit I bought two years ago, but will hopefully get that done this fall when the weather is nicer. Each year that passes there are fewer of these cars on the road and having a manual transmission, which I proudly advertise via a license plate surround bracket pronouncing such, is a rarity on this car. I still get stares on the road and have been asked to rev the engine at a red light more than once. Someone left a note once on my windshield asking if the car is for sale. It’s not. UPDATE 12/8/2022: nothing new. Still four stars. Really good car. UPDATE: reduced rating to four stars from five… 6/8/2022, at 47K miles the dashboard started getting sticky/tacky across almost the entire surface. This is a known issue I thought I escaped. Nope. I ordered a repair kit from Australia that supposedly removes the sticky layer and provides a new coating atop the cleaned/prepared surface. I HATE that I have to do this in what was a premium car when new. No recourse from Infiniti due to the car’s age. The lithium batteries died in the TPMS sensors in the valve stems so the tire pressure warning light is always on. This is routine maintenance as those batteries only last 4-5 years and require replacement. I’ll install new ones when I replace all four tires later this year or early next year. Nevertheless, the car is otherwise still going strong. UPDATE: Two years and three months into ownership and I’m STILL happy with the purchase. The HKS catback exhaust transformed the car into a music making machine. What a sound! No problems at all in the last 7 months, just smooth, drives-like-new motoring. Among the last of a dying breed. I was sick and tired of waiting for the next gen 2020 WRX (now definitely 2021 - nope, 2022) so I had to buy a used but reliable manual transmission sports coupe. Manuals are going the way of the dodo w/few exceptions so I bought this cream puff from Carmax in Sterling, VA last month. Previous owner cared for this car like no other - garage queen - and even put a clear bra on the front end! I’ll drive it a bit more than he did, but will try to keep it in near mint shape. Reliability, handling, braking, acceleration are all still great despite being 12 years old (now 14). Seats are a bit narrow (need to lose more lbs) but still comfortable for long drives. The tech is old, but a $20 Bluetooth FM transmitter allows me to stream content from my phone. Navigation is useless as WAZE is far superior in every way (just charge your phone while using Waze as it eats power). Funny how all the reviews from 2008/9 lauded the tech when it was new. Mediocre mpg? It’s not a Prius. I wish owners would stop modding these things within an inch of their lives. It’s like finding a unicorn when a low-mileage unmolested 6spd MT becomes available. I was just lucky (3 years of patience helped) to have found this one. If you find one, JUMP on it - just be sure to have it inspected as there’s a known issue with the “gallery gasket” on 2008-2011 (maybe some 12’s too) which can be a $3500-$4000 repair. Mine doesn’t have it as of yet, but I bought a 6yr/100k mike warranty from Carmax just to be sure. One year update: Everything is great overall. It took about a month to get used to the abrupt clutch take-up/engagement (only drive once per weekend). I’m used to the crappy clutch on this car but after a year, it still requires concentration to start the car smoothly from a stop. As such, I avoid driving in traffic and areas where I’ll have to stop and go While driving uphill. I even go out of my way to take the highway despite the added miles. MPG is 21 overall but would be 22 or 23 if I lived a little closer to the highway. Only other snafu is after an automatic carwash, a drop or two of water leaks in and drips down on the top of the door trim next to the side view mirrors on each door. I know, how dare I not wash the car by hand. I will starting next week. The A/C works great, but it sucks that Infiniti decided we can’t turn the fan on using recirculated air without the A/C compressor turning on - DUMB. After reading the G37 forums I learned that there’s no way around the referenced A/C flaw. If you want fresh air and the fan on, the A/C automatically turns on. Eight month update: Unable to pump gas into the car yielded an expensive repair inside of the gas tank which was once covered by a TSB, but not anymore. Carmax warranty paid only $240 of the $700 bill. Despite this, I still love the car. Everything about it is good except a much-too-abrupt clutch. I bought an aftermarket pedal set which will resolve the abrupt clutch issue (not yet installed). Now that the weather is getting cold and the snow will eventually herald the first road salting here in Maryland, I won’t be driving the car much longer. I have a trickle charger to keep the battery topped off and will start the car periodically to keep the internals well lubricated. June 2020: no snow and salt on the road only 1-2 times which was washed away by all-too-frequent rain so I was able to drive the car a lot during the winter. I kept the summer high performance tires on and luckily it was mostly above 40 degrees the entire season so there were no tire grip issues. A few months back the driver’s side shoulder seatbelt adjuster fell of and I luckily keep a leather man tool in the car so I was able to reattach it to the pillar using pliers. I replaced the plastic engine splash guard tray under the front of the car myself (torn off). Bought the part for $30 online and Spent $60 on ramps to raise the car to do the work. Infiniti wanted over $200 to do it so it was $$$ we’ll spent. For $20K there’s nothing better than this car, but if I were spending $30-$40K on a used car I’d opt for a mint Corvette Z06 from early to mid 2000’s. I’m not having buyer’s remorse though. The next gen Nissan Z is due in 6-12 months and will have Infiniti’s 400hp V6 and a manual transmission. That may be next😜 12/4/20, 19 month update. Still loving this car! Yesterday I installed an HKS Hi Power cat-back exhaust. Sounds amazing at all revs with no drone. At the same time, I added front and rear Eibach sway bars. A great handling car now handles even better in the twisties. Battery is starting to go. Will upgrade with an Interstate AGM battery from Costco.
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I'm a car guy again!
Matt, 11/22/2010
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
15 of 17 people found this review helpful
Bought this car 2 days ago and traded in my Lexus ES 350. The Lexus is truly a fantastic car for comfort and fuel economy, but it requires you to lose your man card. My past cars have been Mustang V8's, Saab 9.5, BMW 525 and Acura TL. I've only driven the G37 about 4 times so far, but I love it and can't wait to drive it again. It's quiet and comfy when you want it to be, but can certainly growl and perform with the push of a pedal. Some say the brakes are touchy, I say precise. Some don't like the "off the line" acceleration, buy a true sports car. Some don't like the trunk space, IT'S A COUPE! Head space? I'm 6' 190, no problem. I'm a car guy again!
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Karl , 06/28/2008
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
6 of 6 people found this review helpful
Came out of an 04 350Z. Have always loved the G. Car has a fantastic ride for the 19" wheels. Exceptional handling and what lines. One of my fav features are the seats. The music box is all I listen to now and is awesome. Tires are starting to feather a bit on front already, will most likely give me the dreaded tire growl at only 4K. yuk Nissan. MPG 20, who cares, this is a sports car and yes I run premium. Absolutely love pushing that start button every morning and hearing that feral sounding music in back.
Sold a Lexus i loved.. for an Infiniti i love more!
poolshark7, 03/06/2012
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
9 of 10 people found this review helpful
Ever since i saw a Lexus IS300 in first year of production i knew i wanted one. Eventually got a black 5 speed with spoiler.. (had my mind on NEVER letting it go)...... daily driven, loved it for 6 years longest i've had a car.. and then just happened to stop one day at lunch and test drive an absolutely gorgeous athens blue G37S... just on a whim.. guess what - i ended up buying it that same day. I'm 5'3" and find the G very comfortable. Like another reviewer said, it's a little light on response, need to anticipate acceleration or use the paddles or tap over into DS mode for more immediate shifts. For a 6 cylinder this car is FAAAAASSST!! 0-60 much faster than a Straight 6 Lexus, wow...
Love it!
sl4y3r, 01/04/2013
2008 INFINITI G37 Journey 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 5A)
9 of 10 people found this review helpful
I traded my 2009 Nissan Altima 2.5S for a 2008 G37 Coupe because the lack of power it had and it was boring to drive. The G37 Coupe is so fun to drive; especially when merging on the highway >:] With this car car you can pass others cars with ease. The stock exhaust is just amazing when you turn it on and the interior design is really nice as well. The BOSE sound systems is really loud and nice and listening to music on my car is what I love to do (especially when commuting to work). I like the memory seats. Also, I use the iPod integration and use the steering wheel controls and it makes it easy to select songs and the iPod is out of sight the whole time.
My Fourth Infiniti Coupe
erik McComber, 10/30/2018
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
The title says it all. I wouldn't be on my 4th one if I didn't love them. They have the reliability of the manufacturer (Nissan). I frequently see them listed in the classifieds with between 150000 and 250000 miles. I've had three G35s and now I'm on a G37. The only car that I've owned I liked better was a Porsche 911, but at $250 an oil change and what I would consider a minor repair costing $3,000 I quickly soured on that. The only thing that I wish they came equipped with or offered as an option was interior wooden trim. They hold their value extremely well. You rarely see them for sale in my area.
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Quick and luxurious
Ali, 07/04/2020
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
It was made for comfort and speed!Inlove the way my G37s handles!Its nimble and muscular.I feel safe in it to it’s built better than the newer vehicles in my opinion.Its never left me stranded or disappointed.i have over 160K and it still drives like new.
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The Batmobile
Lance Charles, 02/11/2016
2008 INFINITI G37 Journey 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 5A)
4 of 5 people found this review helpful
Only by this car if you want to be noticed. I have owned my G37 for 8 years and over 134,000 miles. Only had one problem that requirex non-warrenty repair. I dont get into my car, I put it on. This car was made fot the highway. It out accelerates just about anything else on the road is highly manuverable, and is rather nice to be in for long drives ( I had a 1 hr commute). I would buy it again...
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G37 2008
OoohYeeaah, 12/08/2008
2008 INFINITI G37 Journey 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 5A)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
Have 5K miles and love the car. Hard to see well with the mirrors. Have a big dent in the cool looking aluminum inside door handle where seatbelt flung back and tagged it. Goes fast enough for me. Happy with it. Got a speeding ticket my first month and I wasn't even speeding. Cop had new Dodge Charger interceptor. My first sports car. Wheels get caught in ruts in interstate, and have to constantly readjust when driving. Moving GPS map is very helpful. Cell phone to car interface is way cool, so easy to use. My teenager kids love it too. Don't like speedometer, missing many in between numbers.
Much improved coupe!
jbro, 07/27/2009
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I traded in a 2007 G coupe 6MT for a 2008 also 6 MT. The shifter and especially the clutch in the 07 was awful. The 08 is improved although not perfect. Otherwise this car is amazing in every way. It's really a little surprising that Nissan can make this car for this price point. It really looks, feels and drives like a much more expensive car. Really unbelievable!!!! Great job Nissan and your Infiniti cohorts. In my first 1000 miles MPG, hiway is 24-25 and expect to improve a bit with break-in. Only change would be to give just a little more off the line, although I imagine that would stress the components more with 330 horses on tap. Also would be nice to see the rev match shift!!
Sexy and Peppy
Beth S, 09/06/2018
2008 INFINITI G37 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 5A)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
This is not a good car if you need to put anyone in the backseat. Unless they are small, you might have to pry them out with a crowbar. Since it is a 2008, it doesn't have all the safety features the new cars have, but what it does have works great. It's a lot of fun to drive, it hugs the road even in rain, and the front seats are sooooooo comfortable. This is the second one I have owned. I'm going to go for a small SUV next time because I do need more space to haul people and stuff.
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Amazing Automobile!
speakerman, 02/26/2010
2008 INFINITI G37 Journey 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 5A)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I researched for several months before purchasing the Infiniti G37 coupe. The reviews which praised its performance were right on. It not only features awesome acceleration, but has the best brakes I have ever experienced. Interior fit and finish are excellent. I purchased the ivory pearl exterior, and I'm regularly getting comments on its beauty.
Best sport coupe under $40K, bar none!
skim, 05/05/2008
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
This is the best car I have own in my life so far. I test drove BMW 335i prior to this vehicle. Both cars felt very fun to drive. Is BMW worth extra $5K? Definitely NOT. G37's styling looks much sportier than 335i coupe. Redlining at 7500 rpm feels like a true sports car! The sound of the exhaust is truly awesome! I look forward to drive my car after a long hard day's work. 19 in rims look great!
A Blast to Drive
Dublinguy, 05/19/2008
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I love this vehicle! It performs as well as a 3 Series BMW, without the extra increase in price that the BMW has. It looks much better than the BMW too! I got the 6MT and the engine feels like it just can keep going with no problem. Beautiful finish and top-notch quality of materials round out an awesome package. My only little quibbles are the lack of more storage space in the center console, and the somewhat thirsty engine coupled with the price of Supreme Unleaded. I was prepared for the fuel economy, so that was not a major problem for me. I add it here as a caution to gas concerned folks. Again for me the major problem is the center console. Otherwise A+++ rating for performance/luxury.
G37 captures the German auto gestalt
TrueTaiChi, 08/23/2007
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I just test-drove the G37 Sport automatic. My first impression: this is the first Japanese car I've driven (I own the G35 6MT with the Brembos) that feels exactly like a German sports car. Seriously. The Sport G37 is tight and solid, with a really surprising balance of sport verve and comfort. The car really feels likes a BMW or Mercedes, but with more edge. Yet it is still distinctly Japanese in its design, if not feel. The exterior is probably the most sumptous, sophisticated sport car design out now for a production sports car. The interior is slick, with cool details, such as the outstanding brushed alum "washi" trim.
Infiniti got it right
drw128, 12/10/2009
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I've owned an ivory pearl manual for 6 months. This car, for this price point, is unmatched (if you are looking at BOTH performance and luxury). The design is simply breathtaking. With ivory pearl paint, it's such a head turner. Ironically, G37 has a high exclusivity for a bargain price at its class. Interior is very nice, although could do with a little more insulation. The 3rd gear is what I call the auto gear because it is perfectly tuned for city driving, although 2nd gear is the real deal. 6th gear is the gran touring aka cruising mode. Overall, funnily, G37S somehow feels and looks more expensive than it really is. Count it: design, performance, exhaust, Nav, feel, price. All in one.
A Thrill of a Ride..WOW
G, 05/29/2008
2008 INFINITI G37 Journey 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 5A)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
2 weeks and 500 miles later I still have a huge smile on my face each time I drive it. Got the premium pkg with 19" sport wheels. I now look foward in the mornings to start her up and head to work just for the chance to drive this car. Acceleration is FUN-nominal and this car turns heads ever where I go and each compliment are very positive. There is nothing I would change on this car, its a pleasure to drive everytime. Each time I get out of the car I find myself looking back with a smile wishing I could just keep driving. Test drove the BMW 335i, Acura TL & Lexus IS350 and none had it all wrapped in one beautiful pkg as the G37 did.
Best Luxury sports coupe on the market
Mestizo, 05/07/2008
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
This car is absolutely a joy to own. Not only does it have a 330 HP engine that is fun to drive but all the features and options this car has is unbelievable. The Bose system in the premium package is one of my favorite things about this car. It is so clear and if you like loud stereo's, you can crank it up to really feel the 2 10" subs. Everything from the design, performance, luxury and affordability makes this car a must have for any sort of car enthusiast.
Love this car!
Richard Petrie, 02/09/2017
updated 03/15/2022
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
3/12/2022: I sold my 14-year-old G37 in January, but not because of any fault with the car. At 78 years old I felt that I needed a newer vehicle with a back-up camera and other technological safety features. Additionally, I have finally retired and the car was sitting in my garage unused for days at a time. I had owned my 2008 G37S since October 2007. It had been a very reliable car and, unlike a BMW, I didn't see "my" car every day on my commute to and from work. It was great to drive on two-lane country roads and interstate highways. The trunk is small but the seat back folds down allowing suitcases and several cases of wine to be carried home returning from a vacation in the Finger Lakes region. 8/23/2020: Still love the car. I have not yet seen a 2020 car with a manual transmission that I would rather own. No squeaks or rattles, and absolutely no oil consumption at 136,985 miles. 3/8/2021: 138,228 miles. Haven't added many miles since last review due to working from home because of the pandemic. Only maintenance has been battery replacement. Have not yet been tempted by any new car offerings. It's still fun to drive and remains reliable. Attended a memorial service for a friend last year, a 600-mile round trip. I chose to drive the G37 over my '09 Boxster S. The G37 may not challenge the Porsche on the two-lane back roads of Pennsylvania, but it was hands-down my choice for the interstates!
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Great Coupe
Javier, 09/06/2007
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I love this car! It reacts immediately when you hit the gas. The shifting is smooth. The interior looks great. All the accessories make it perfect. It corners really well at high speeds. It looks great. Before I bought the 6 speed manual, I test drove the automatic. The automatic was a complete letdown for me. The shifting was not smooth at all and the acceleration was not there. It's night and day between manual and automatic. I can't say enough about the G37. It's simply awesome.
Unbeatable
Mehdi Arani, 05/11/2008
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I had MB-C320 and I was thinking between Audi A5, BMW 335 and G37S. I test drove all three several times and at the end, the G37S was the winner for several reasons and number one was the deal that I got. My G37S is fully, fully loaded, I get the performance, look, options, responsiveness, speed and power that I wanted for half price of A5 and I am very happy with my decision. My friends come over to my house just to go drive around with the car. I get good compliments all the time in the streets. The only thing is gas mileage when I push the gas otherwise I do get 17/27 but when I push the gas it would go down to 12/18.
Great car!
Jeff, 02/06/2009
2008 INFINITI G37 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 5A)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
This is simply the best car I have ever owned, sporty tuned ride with luxury interior, beautiful leather! My z4 was too stiff!! The G37 was not only the best value but the best car under 35k period! The A4 is under powered as is the 328i which comes with fake leather in the base... Its only comp is the 335i and the A5 but they cost so much more! and the 335i just isn't that comfortable to drive!
Inexpensive Exotic
diznum, 03/24/2009
2008 INFINITI G37 Journey 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 5A)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I bought this car to replace my G35 Coupe, that car was totaled. This car rides sooo much better, the old car had the sport suspension and all of the bells and whistles as does the G37, I ordered a fully optioned G37 Journey with all of the packages. I checked the Beemers and was not impressed at all, their dealer experience leaves much desired. Also considered the Subaru WRX Sti, too much $$ for a souped up econobox. I've only put about 3600 miles on her, but every time I take it out I love the car more and more. The remark about the rear seat being cramped is wrong except for maybe head room. Overall fantastic car that looks more exotic and expensive than it really is!
Great Midlife Crisis Fix
Dave, 04/23/2009
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I bought the G37 for myself as a 40th birthday splurge. This is the best sports coupe your money can buy without completely splurging and buying a Corvette. Plus, it seats 4 halfway comfortably! I've owned this car for over one year, and it still feels like a new toy every time I drive it, or even look at it. I'm a very thorough researcher, and I couldn't find another car with the performance, looks, and features of this one in the price range. Once I test drove it, the decision was a complete no brainer.
Hot GS37 Sport
Jim Copenhaver, 03/28/2018
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Greta sports car for the money.
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Money pit after 150,000 miles
Jkk, 03/12/2023
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Great vehicle. But became more of a money pit after 150,000 miles
Drive one if you can!
rgaz, 06/11/2009
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I can reiterate all the good reviews. This car is fun to drive in all conditions and can smoke the tires with ease. I recommend driving with the VDC off so you can really have fun. The VDC can be a bit too overbearing for my tastes. First let me say that the G37S is hands above most cars to compare, so my very minor complaints are just because when you stare at almost perfection, you are bound to find something. The 5-speed shifter throw is too long for my tastes. For a sports car the 1-2 shift should be the shortest possible, and it is not. Again, minor. The tires are great combination, but in the larger rims, they are very expensive to replace. Really, a great car. Drive it and see.
Best Bang for Buck Luxury Sport Coupe
frommx5tomz3, 01/19/2008
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
This car performs amazingly well for a luxury car. It is fast and fun, but still has that "executive" feel of a luxury car. I love that by getting just the Premium Pkg, you essentially get all of the goodies that I wanted and can keep the price of this car around $37K. There really are only a couple of RWD luxury sport coupes available with a stick under $50K, and this is by far the best deal. As good as a Bimmer (I drove each several times) for about $10K less.
Bigger than you would think
GXF, 01/06/2009
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Just bought a 2008 G37S with premium package. Wanted something more performance oriented and this car fits the the bill. The looks are great esp. with the 19 inch rims. Ride is comfortable even with sport package. My major concern was seating comfort as I'm 6'5" and 250lbs. And let me say this car has more seating room then the Lincoln LS I traded in. With the wide range of seat adjustments I fit in this car with no issues either from leg room or headroom (with sunroof). The only minor issue is the seat width is a little narrow for me but not a major inconvenience. Back seat room is fine for occasional passengers. My 6'3 brother fit in the back with no problem.
Love this car!!!
Lesa, 09/12/2008
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
We had been looking for over a year and fell in love with this car first drive. The ivory pearl color is gorgeous! The car gets a lot of stares. It is hard to keep it at an approved speed because it is so fast and fun to drive. Love the seats and the interior comfort. I haven't even begun to discover all that the car offers as far as technology. The car sounds real beefy. Love the 19" rims.
Best Sports Car I've Had
MYNorona, 12/23/2007
2008 INFINITI G37 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 5A)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I've driven Porsches, BMWs, and a Corvette. This one beats them all as for my personal taste. I look forward each time to drive my new G37 car. The technological advancement from my old G35 2005 to G37 2008 feels like 10 years difference. I'm a big fan of manual shift gears on cars but the Paddle Shifter is so much fun to use. Especially, I get busy making my calls while I drive most of the time. I just experimented recording with the digital flash card to play music and it sounded awesome. I can't believe we're living the day and age of advanced technoloy today. On this car it's true that you get more than what you pay for. I can't wait next week when I install my Infiniti exhaust system
G37 S - Not your daddy's sports car
Randy, 07/25/2008
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
The G37S is the epitome of luxury sports cars. VQ engine is Nissan's BEST and it shows. Power is great, tuning is great, 330 Hp and 270 ft-lb of torque is what keeps you behind the wheel. Looks great and turns heads. 20 MPG city is reasonable (it's not a hybrid) and reflects actual mileage. Definitely a winner over 350Z, 330i, Audi, and altima coupe. This may be your last chance to own a high-powered sports car with a REAL manual transmission as CVT and slushboxes are getting more acceptance with their "fake" shift controls.
One of the best in the GT coupe class
rparamount, 12/30/2009
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
The Infiniti G37 is an amazing vehicle. Ever since I saw the original G35 I always wanted one. After the G37 came out I went and bought a 2 door G37 S with all the fixings including the 6 speed manual and navigation. This car is not only fast, but reliable and sexy all at the same time. A car with all of it's features normally sells for thousands of dollars more. Infiniti also made the interior of the car a lot better now and it is up to par with some of the nicer luxury cars out there. Give this car a test drive, you won't be disappointed!
Fantastic Car
Brian J, 09/14/2010
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I've driven all sorts of sports cars. I was looking for an all around sports car that would get me through a winter as well. This car delivers. It's not going to beat many other sports cars off the line but that mid powerband in the car is wonderful. Steady constant power all the way through the large band. One thing I don't particularly like is the clutch seems a bit mushy. Overall though this is a much sexier car than a 335 by BMW. With the blend of luxury and performance there really isn't anything out there in this price point that competes with it well.
The best new used car I owned!
Michael Campo, 08/02/2016
2008 INFINITI G37 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 5A)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Previous owner took really good car of this car. Drives like new. Minor cosmetic wear and tear...only if you look for it. Otherwise, awesome car.
- Safety
- Technology
- Performance
- Interior
- Comfort
- Reliability
- Value
Best combination Sport, Fun & Comfort
RAGU - G37S, 02/04/2008
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
If youre looking for an all around fun car look no further. This car has the performance you are looking for and enough convenience items to make it civilized enough to deal with a 45 mile commute. I looked at a lot of different sport coupes but found this one gave the best price and performance combination. I test drove the BMW 3, Audi S5, Porsche Cayman and the Vette (go fast, go straight) they all seem to have one thing in common 46K or better. But the Infiniti with all the bells and whistles to give the car a civilized feel still came in 5K less then the rest. The cars only drawback is fuel economy, dont believe the MPG numbers, I am not even close. Combined city & hwy MPG is 17
Best Buy
Tscts, 05/29/2008
2008 INFINITI G37 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 5A)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
The G37 is a best buy for the money. I've always liked the G35 coupe, but exterior and interior improvements in addition to the 330 hp engine make me glad I waited. The base model is loaded with standard features, including numerous safety and security items, so I'm pleased to not need nor pay for the sport, premium, navigation nor tech packages. The G37 is a great buy for a luxury sport coupe.
G37 Sport 6MT with NAV & PREMIUM Packs
akun24, 12/05/2007
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
We traded our '05 G35 Coupe 5A with Premium and Sport packs for this '08. Love the new styling, it is much classier than the old one. The ride is much smoother and refined, the new car is a good bit quiterer too.
All I thought it was
Kappa88af, 11/29/2007
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I test drove the Porsche 911, BMW 335 & M Roadster, S2000, Corvette and decided on the G. I have the Blue Slate w/every option except 4wheel steering. I've had the car for four weeks and I don't regret a thing. The power is on point, the electronic gismos are easy to operation, handling is responsive. I haven't opened her up because of the required break in period of 1200 miles. I'm at 800 now. Pound for pound, you can't go wrong. This is my first Infiniti product and I'm loving every minute. A word of caution. On model produced after July 07, you lose some of the voice features such as telling the car what temp to change to and what radio station. Other that than you will be pleased
G37 6MT sport edition
Will, 06/27/2008
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I bought the 6MT version with the manual 6 speed, nav, prem, tech, all wheel steering. I love everything about the car. Handling is unbelievable. Acceleration is fantastic. Bose system great. Wonderful to be able to store CDs on a hard drive and not carry them in the car. Don't buy this car and complain about the MPG.
Great Alternative to German Coupes
Mark, 12/08/2008
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I've had a 330Ci & M3 before getting the G and I have liked most things better. The bimmers seem quicker since the G is such a heavy car. However, the G seems more refined than the M3 which suffered from a loose and clunky differential. The G's differential is much tighter giving an overall smoother & solid feeling. However, the clutch uptake is abrupt (similar to bmw). The navigation of the G is more user friendly, even compared to the iDrive in the newer bmws. It is touch screen and voiced activated. The G37 is a better value since you get more included options rather than having to add them separately like German cars.
Watch Out BMW
Mark, 08/10/2008
2008 INFINITI G37 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 5A)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Had Bimmers for several years and still like them. Tried to trade in my 03/Z4 for a 08/330 coupe but felt like I got the brush off from the saleman. Went across the street and purshased the G37 that evening. Purely amazed that I found a car that not only was several thousand less than the BMW but could run with it as well. Interior and exterior fit and finishes are fantastic. But the best experience is to hop in and let her run. WOW! My MPG is averaging right at 26mpg out on the highway and 23mpg combined. Can't wait to see the convertible when it arrives.
Super sweet car
Mr spock, 09/24/2007
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
This 2008 is so much better than the previous model. After 3 weeks I have to say this car with all options is almost everything I was hoping for. Ive been driving Mustang GTs for many years so this car is so much more refined and luxurious. The sound system and nav are excellent. High speed (100MPH) on the highway is very well controlled and surprisingly quiet in both road and wind noise. The power band on this engine does not come alive until you get above 3000 RPM. Im used to lots of V8 torque, and this otherwise excellent engine just does not have that torque. But rev it up beyond 4000 and it will pin you back nicely.
Great Sports Coupe, Needs to Lose Weight
M.C., 09/27/2007
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I enjoy my G37 S 6-speed. It has every option except nav and Tech. pkg. I don't agree that this car is fast, it's quick, but not fast. If this car can drop 200 lbs and add 35 pounds of torque, it would be in the BMW 335ci class as far as being quicker. Without the torque, I would say this car is a touch behind BMW in the performance area, but it makes up for it by being less expensive and I would say more reliable than the BMW. Infiniti has come a long way since my 2003 G35 coupe. If you are looking for a good looking coupe for around $40k, this car is hard to beat.
Can't Beat it For The Money
Jgoldz, 08/02/2008
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
As an owner of Acura, Lexus and Mercedes I have to say this trumps all of them in what you get for the money. The car is fast, affordable and fun. Can't beat the two year lease Infiniti usually offers on the car. Other favorite features include attention grabbing looks,and intuitive navi system. However, the build quality could be better on the car, where I've had a problem with the muffler in the first few thousand miles, although that was only on early models from what I've heard. Also, I wouldn't label the car a true sports car since in the corners it could be a little more nimble. 3 series beats it in that. Overall, an amazing car and still my realistic dream car that I'm so proud to own
Most Handsome Sports Coupe on the Road
RC, 10/12/2008
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
1 of 2 people found this review helpful
The G37s is drop dead gorgeous and a blast to drive. Handling and acceleration are excellent. I compare the acceleration and handling of the G37 (manual trans) favorably to other cars I've owned in the past (a Mustang GT 06 and BMW 528i 01, both with manual trans). The G37 comes with all the comfort features and amenities you could possibly want in a luxury coupe, for a third of the price of comparable cars. This car is a keeper for years to come and is destined to become a classic.
Test drove, dont own
IY, 03/15/2010
2008 INFINITI G37 Sport 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 6M)
1 of 14 people found this review helpful
Coming from 2002 BMW M3 SMG and 2008 Audi A4 6-Speed (GIAC chipped), G37S felt SLOW, maybe just a bit faster then my A4 (again GIAC chipped), and MUCH slower then M3. Steering not as tight as on previous cars, at 28k miles there was a lot of NOT normal wear on plastics and leather. The built quality inside is on par with Honda Civic. I am sorry, I wanted to like this car, but 335i (thats usually compared to G37S) is just a better car all around.
430 to G37S
HBAZ, 09/19/2008
2008 INFINITI G37 Journey 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 5A)
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
Traded CLK 430 for 08 G37S and I truly miss my 430 but am delighted with the G37S. It gets lots of looks the engine is amazing both sound and pull. Coming from the V8 I couldn't just get any V6 so the G37 gave me that exhaust rumble that I was accustomed to. The features in the car made the CLK feel like it was from the 70s and the reliability will let me sleep at night.
From 330i to the G37
Open Class, 01/07/2008
2008 INFINITI G37 Journey 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 5A)
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
I have owned a 2001 330i for 4 years and have loved the car. During my research for a replacement I felt I should look at Infiniti as well as BMW (335 vs. G37). Both are great cars and if you go by just the professional drivers reviews from the magazines you might lean toward the more expensive BMW (I was). I drove them both and at the end of the day I felt the ride quality, interior layout, technology, unique exterior, and "grin factor" of the G37 to be superior to the 335. These are the things that matter to me. In addition, in the real world you will never notice or take advantage of any perceived performance advantages either vehicle might have. So, more vehicle for for 8k less..YES!
Great car
joedac, 06/22/2008
2008 INFINITI G37 Journey 2dr Coupe (3.7L 6cyl 5A)
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
Nothing bad to say about this car. Great looks, great inside and out. Would buy another in a heartbeat.