Trying to decide which i like better. Anyone have the Q50 who has had the g37? Do you like it better? If so why? Pros.. Cons?

 

Did you test drive both? Q50 is more refine, updated, and feels less sporty (IMO) than the G37/Q40. Do you plan to get the Sport? No 'S' offer in the Q40.

 

Interested in assuming the lease on my 2014 Q60S coupe loaded?

 

When I purchased a 2013 G37S, the Q50s were just coming out and even the base models cost an additional 10K once you factored in discounts on the G37S. In this scenario, the refinements just didn't seem worth the added cost as most of underlying bones of the Q50 were identical. Back then, everyone thought the G37 was at the end of its life, so the discounts were significant. Fast forward a few years later, the G37 Journey only (no sport model as others mentioned) is now a Q40 and the Q50s are no longer selling at their full window sticker price. While I like the G37/Q40 as it's a tried and proven platform with a classic look, I think I would opt for the Q50S just to pick up the refinements, more modern looks and of course the sport model feature set that is no longer available on the Q40.

 

My friends have g37s and I had a 08 g35 along with a 350z. I just got a lease on a 2015 Q60S Limited 6mt 10k miles. I test drove alot of cars and for a stock car and deal I love it.

I put 2800 down and paying 380 per month, depending on where you are you might be able to get a better deal.

 

I have both ( Wife has the Q50) The look is good the interior is better than my G37 but the G is a "drivers" car, The car feels more planted than the Q50, The steering which has been noted on here is very different also. G37 is better drivers car but looks and interior I like the Q, If it drove like my G I'd get one :/

Might be a dumb thing but one thing that really SUX is you cant put the wipers in the air. Being in the northeast and dealing with Ice and snow it really cripples the wipers.

 

I had a car like that...can't remember which one did that. They lift off like 5-6 inches or so right?