Nissannews has posted October sales for the G Coupe and they are are up almost 30% over last October.

"INFINITI HIGHLIGHTS
· Infiniti sales increased by 1.8 percent on a daily sales rate basis, with 9,955 units sold, as compared with last October’s 9,406 units.
· The G Sedan experienced a record October, with sales totaling 3,652 units, a 26.7 percent increase. G Coupe sales reached 1,887 units, a 29.9 percent gain versus the prior year.
· The QX56 luxury SUV continued its momentum with sales of 1,127 units, an 18.2 percent increase over the prior year."

 

I like what I'm seeing. Infiniti put in the hard work to thoroughly update the G coupe/sedan and the QX56 and it's paying off on the sales sheet.

The EX is coming and that will be a very good seller. I'm sure most of those that will purchase one will check off the optium leather interior option. The 2008 M shows promise and god only knows what's in store for the new FX.

Not to mention the new Z/GT-R are both on their way for Nissan.

It is a good time to be Nissan/Infiniti fan.

 

So for those who keep saying sales of the new coupe are lagging... There ya go.

 

Looks like the G37 is rocking it!

 

In 2003, they averaged 2,412 G35 Coupes sold per month.
In 2004, they averaged 2,364 G35 Coupes sold per month.
The G37 sales are nowhere close to what the G35 Coupe was after it was out for 2 years.
Just adding some perspective.

 

End. first qtr. 2008 and begin. second qtr. 2008 you'll see an increase in coupe sales. We are headed into winter and I'm sure that kept some people from purchasing. I know I'd want to buy a new car like this in April or May...that way i can enjoy it all summer long.

 

^ I agree Alex. I would definitely imagine there are a number of potential buyers that don't want to buy a 330hp RWD Coupe with winter around the corner. I too would want to wait until spring.

 

I wonder what the average sales were for it in 2002. That would be the better indicator because the car was actually released in 2002.
The economy has to play a factor as well.

 

Even more impressive is that the G35 was still selling 2300+ cars per month 2 years after it was introduced.

 

Wait and see what the EX is going to do, I think it will become Infiniti's bread and butte vehicule...