OFFICIAL 08 Coupe sketch releasing tonight on nissansportmag.com
#61
Originally Posted by Massiv
Agreed.
I'm losing patience with Infiniti, and their lack of information. I made the trip to New York LAST year just to see the concept, and it wasn't even there!
That new G Coupe better have some SERIOUS tricks up its sleeve. The IS's interior is incredible vs. the current G, and the performance of the IS350 and the BMW335 are way up there. If this thing checks into the middle of the pack, forget it.
In that case, will turbo the Coupe I have now, and wait for the ultra-badass Jaguar C-XF!
Massiv.
I'm losing patience with Infiniti, and their lack of information. I made the trip to New York LAST year just to see the concept, and it wasn't even there!
That new G Coupe better have some SERIOUS tricks up its sleeve. The IS's interior is incredible vs. the current G, and the performance of the IS350 and the BMW335 are way up there. If this thing checks into the middle of the pack, forget it.
In that case, will turbo the Coupe I have now, and wait for the ultra-badass Jaguar C-XF!
Massiv.
#66
Originally Posted by jackygor
I think the new G coupe can only compete with the new 3er if it has some kind of turbo or supercharger, because us car enthusiasts likes those things
#67
Originally Posted by da mayor
thats the big part of the aftermarket world so we add it. nissan/infiniti won't do that to the G b/c it shows how great the VQ engines are that they don't need any FI to make power. plus it's a lot more maintainence having a supercharger or turbo
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While Infiniti's only news at this year's Detroit show was a refreshed interior for the juggernaut QX56, they released this New York show preview sketch before media days even ended at Cobo Hall. What you see here is a teaser sketch of an all new G coupe due to go on sale at the end of this year. From the looks of it, the design hasn't changed much from the concept version (below) shown in 2006. We've always loved the current coupe because of its pit bull-like stance, and our only concern for this new car is that its design has gone from rabid to refined; please, Infiniti, don't turn the G into a Lexus.
Interior layout and materials should make huge leaps forward, and we're excited to see how Infiniti tops the origami paper-inspired aluminum trim of the G35 sedan. There's also some speculation about what numbers will follow "G" on the car's decklid. Infiniti trademarked the name "G37" earlier this year, but don't rule out a smaller, turbocharged motor. We recently investigated the issue, asking an Infiniti rep if the name might have a "T" at the end. "We do have letters in our parts bin," he replied.
Interior layout and materials should make huge leaps forward, and we're excited to see how Infiniti tops the origami paper-inspired aluminum trim of the G35 sedan. There's also some speculation about what numbers will follow "G" on the car's decklid. Infiniti trademarked the name "G37" earlier this year, but don't rule out a smaller, turbocharged motor. We recently investigated the issue, asking an Infiniti rep if the name might have a "T" at the end. "We do have letters in our parts bin," he replied.
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Originally Posted by N50
Kenny, you probably know more than I but here is what Automobile Magazine wrote:
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It may not happen but at least they've though about it.
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It may not happen but at least they've though about it.
#69
Originally Posted by RBull
Interesting stuff Alex. I had not read that. The letters may just be referring to S like the sport sedan.
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Originally Posted by N50
It kind of makes me think that Infiniti didn't place large air ducts on the front fascia for nothing. That is, of course, if this is truly what the finished product will look like. I'm telling myself not to speculate though and just wait until April...
#71
i think the reason why infinti keeps its info secretive on their cars is because they dont want other car company's biting their nissan styling before the car drops, and forget the jag, the 335, the is350, if the coupe doesnt have more than 330 hp, which we know it wont, im going to go with the audi r8, jus go to audi and check it out.
#72
Originally Posted by fabulustt7
i think the reason why infinti keeps its info secretive on their cars is because they dont want other car company's biting their nissan styling before the car drops, and forget the jag, the 335, the is350, if the coupe doesnt have more than 330 hp, which we know it wont, im going to go with the audi r8, jus go to audi and check it out.
#73
I dont know what is the big secret about the coupe but it is becoming tiring.Infiniti better come with it because these other companies are stepping the game up! Lexus is starting their F line which is CRAZEEE.. Why not an Infiniti Performance P-Line?? The all new 2008 AWD Infiniti P35 coupe turbo, kicking out 400hp...I wish
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#74
Originally Posted by G THANG
I dont know what is the big secret about the coupe but it is becoming tiring.Infiniti better come with it because these other companies are stepping the game up! Lexus is starting their F line which is CRAZEEE.. Why not an Infiniti Performance P-Line?? The all new 2008 AWD Infiniti P35 coupe turbo, kicking out 400hp...I wish
Hahaaa that would be hot, but then there goes sales off the GTR. They wouldn't dare do that!
#75
Originally Posted by Jrax2308
Hahaaa that would be hot, but then there goes sales off the GTR. They wouldn't dare do that!