Redfox

A local auto glass shop told me the other day that they see a fair number of G-37 sedans that are in for windshield repairs. The fellow said that the specific angle of the G's windhield makes it more susceptible to getting stone chips and cracks. I've had my G for over two years now and haven't had any significant problems. How about the rest of you? Does the statement about the G windshield make any sense to you? Any repeated problems with chips or cracks to your G windshield?

dpattana

iTrader: (1)

Mine cracked sometime in May after owning the car for like 4 months.

LTrainG37

iTrader: (2)

I picked up a small rock chip in the lower middle section of the windshield after having the car for like 2 months, but haven't had anything else since then.

GSedan

After 1 year with my car I had a crack. Got it replaced with an oem windshield, but got a small chip 3 weeks later. I don't even wanna bother having it fixed after that.

voltic

iTrader: (5)

I have a huge scratch in the center of my windshield. Happened about 6 months into owning the car. I'm reluctant to get it replaced because it costs so damned much.

rpm&my_G35

4 years with my X and never had a problem with the windshield. I suspect it may be due, in part, to some G owners driving a little over-zealously on the tail of the car in front of them. No one around here though.
We can't do much about debris from traffic in the opposite direction though.

financeman

In one year of ownership I have one significant chip. No better or worse than any other car I've owned. I try not to ever tailgate.

movinon

I've had just one small chip that I had repaired in 15,000 miles and I do mostly highway driving.

needsoju

one had small chip at 17,000 or so or 2 years.

G37CPA

Wouldn't you think in the year 2011, by now someone would have invented a glass for windshield applications which is more scratch and chip repellant than what is being used? I mean, come on, we have glass which can stop bullets traveling at hundreds of feet per second, but we cannot come up with a windshield glass to stop a stone when we are traveling 88 feet per second (at 60 mph)?

voltic

iTrader: (5)

I wonder if Corning developed a gorilla glass for windshields if it would work.

zoner

I would expect a lower incidence since we all are staying back to try and preserve the pathetic paint.

Keng

It's already available, but how much are you willing to pay for it?

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Redfox

Zoner -

You may very well be on to something there! The G's paint is indeed quite pathetic

Djfarhan

so far so good on my ride,