The 2011 INFINITI G37 includes sedan, coupe, and convertible body styles. Each comes powered by INFINITI's fantastic 3.7L V6, which in the sedan and convertible produces 328 hp, and in the coupe 330 hp. A 7-speed automatic is standard, though a 6-speed manual is available on Sport models. Rear-wheel drive is standard, while all-wheel drive is available in the sedan and coupe.
G37 convertibles feature a three-piece power retractable hardtop that opens and closes in an unconventional clamshell way to minimize bulk when folded.
A new sedan model also joins the lineup for 2011. The G25 is powered by a 2.5L, 24-valve V6, and like the 3.7L it benefits from continuously variable valve timing. It produces 218 hp comes mated to the 7-speed automatic. Rear-wheel drive is standard, but like its sibling, an all-wheel-drive model is available.
G37 sedans come equipped as Journey, xAWD or Sport trims, while coupes also include a base model beneath the Journey. Convertibles are equipped as either base or Sport trims. G25 sedans include base, Journey and xAWD trims.
All INFINITI G models are very well equipped--even base models, which feature power everything, 17-inch alloy wheels, push-button ignition, leather seating, Xenon headlights, speed-sensing wipers and an AM/FM/CD stereo with MP3 compatibility and XM satellite radio.
Journey trims add heated side mirrors, dual zone automatic climate control, heated front seats, Bluetooth hands-free connectivity, a rear view camera and an auto-dimming rearview mirror with integrated compass and HomeLink universal transceiver.
G37x AWD models start off like a Journey, but add Intelligent all-wheel drive, which instantly adapts to changing road surfaces and conditions by sending power to the wheels that need it most, enhancing traction and control in less-than ideal driving situations.
Sport models are highlighted by a viscous limited-slip differential, a specially tuned suspension, bigger brakes at all four corners, special exterior touches, a power moonroof, 10-way seat adjustability for the driver, dual seat memory and aluminum pedals. Sport trim also features a Bose premium stereo system with a 9.3-GB Music Box hard drive and 7-inch display for media playback.
A Premium Package includes the Bose audio system, power moonroof, and more, while a Navigation Package adds INFINITI Hard Drive Navigation System with touch-screen, Lane Guidance and 3-D building graphics, plus the 9.3-gig hard drive and 7-inch media display.
Crisp Handling
Premium Luxury Features
Several Styles Available
Two Excellent Engine Choices In The Sedan
INFINITI's popular G series returns for 2011 with even more to like. The G37 sedan is largely unchanged, but new packages include Limited Edition and Sport Appearance models with special exterior and interior content features. Other refinements include a new Malbec Black exterior color and standard Scratch Shield Paint on all models.
A new model joins the lineup--the G25 sedan, which utilizes a 2.5L V6 with 218 horsepower and paired with a 7-speed automatic transmission. The rear-wheel-drive G25 comes in Base and Journey trim levels. All-wheel drive is offered. Starting MSRP is $30,950.
The G37 coupe and convertible receive subtle updates to the front end styling, as well as new wheel designs. The Navigation Package is now standard on Sport models equipped with a 6-speed manual. Coupes now have the Sport Package is available on AWD models, while convertibles benefit from a Limited Edition package.
The 2011 INFINITI G series of cars makes an appeal to every type of driving enthusiast. The G37 sedan combines superior handling with room for the family, while the G37 coupe provides posh sports car performance. The convertible offers the ultimate in open-air motoring, while the new G25 sedan appeals to the cost-conscious enthusiast. No matter your tastes, the G delivers all the speed, handling, luxury and quality of Europe's best in an attractive package.
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