The Infiniti G35 is a high-performing sedan that packs a punch at a reasonable price. This head-turner comes with a long list of standard features, a versatile cabin, and a reliable engine. Designed for comfort, G35 has a powerful engine with an optional all-wheel drive that provides better traction on roads affected by rough weather. Here’s a look at the car’s key features and some attractive add-ons that allow motorheads to personalize their Infiniti G35.

Trims
The Infiniti G35 is available in four trims: base, G35 Journey, G35 Sport 6MT, and G35x. The G35x is an all-wheel-drive with a 5-speed automatic transmission, whereas the rest have standard rear-wheel drive and a 5-speed manual transmission. However, Sport 6MT comes with a 6-speed manual transmission. All variants have standard features, like leather upholstery, a tire-pressure monitoring system, the Low Emissions Vehicle label, and an attractive front console with an additional cupholder.

Exterior and interior
All G35 models offer comfortable seating for up to 5 people. Drivers get 43.9 inches of front seat legroom and 40.5 inches of front seat headroom. The sedan has a relatively quiet cabin, balanced handling, precise steering, and a roomy interior with plenty of headroom and legroom, both in the front and the back. It also has a tasteful layout, superior soundproofing, and ample power for hauling around a full load of passengers. The Infiniti G35’s dimensions vary depending on the trims and customization, with the length being between 182.2 and 187.01 inches, width ranging from 68.9–71.5 in, and height between 54.8 and 57.91 inches. The experience of riding the sedan is enhanced by its standard interior features like a car alarm, fog lamps, auto-off headlights, keyless start, front and rear reading lamps, adjustable steering wheel and controls, leather-wrapped steering wheel, and driver-illuminated vanity mirror.

Engine and performance
The Infiniti G35 sedans are powered by Nissan’s VQ-Series V6 engines. One can choose a five-speed automatic transmission or a six-speed manual with an effortless shift pattern. G35 has long wheelbases, sturdy construction, and a good front-end grip. The 3.6-liter 306 horsepower V6 engine and five-speed automatic transmission are standard for all sedans. The G35 can deliver substantial horsepower, with the lowest output being 260 hp and the highest being 315 hp. Its intelligent all-wheel drive variant enhances handling and road traction to a great extent. To better handle bends, its suspension has been adjusted for performance. It can offer an exhilarating driving experience because of its stiff suspension, allowing more control, smoother handling, and better acceleration.

Fuel economy
All G35 sedans come with a fuel tank capacity of 20 gallons. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the base engine on the G35 gets an estimated 17 mpg in the city and 25 mpg on the highway when one chooses manual transmission. When opting for automatic transmission, the sedan’s engine earns up to EPA-estimated 17 mpg in the city and 24 mpg on the highway.

Driver assistance and add-on features
One of the most attractive features of G35 is that drivers get a wide array of optional features, including a backup Camera, Bluetooth connectivity, a premium sound system, and a sunroof and sunroof sun shield. The car’s driver-assistive technology consists of a vehicle anti-theft system, navigation system, adaptive cruise control, and universal garage door opener. Some trims offer optional features like heated front seats and heated mirrors.

Cost and warranty coverage
All Infiniti G35 sedans are competitively priced at $2,000–$9,000. Buyers receive Infiniti’s standard 4-year/60,000-mile warranty for all trims, a corrosion warranty of 7 years or unlimited miles, and a drivetrain warranty of 6 years or 70,000 miles. The cost of insurance for the G35 varies, depending on factors like the level of coverage one needs, type of insurance, deductible, one’s credit score and age, past driving record, and location.