Why do people think G35 is a class higher than 350z?
Thread Starter
Registered User
Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 94
Likes: 0
From: vancouver
Why do people think G35 is a class higher than 350z?
so many people think g35... not even g35c is a class higher than 350z..
people think that just because it has infiniti badge, it's more expensive and better car..
Few days ago, I was telling a friend I was debating what to get between g35c and 350z, and she goes, but g35 is too expensive! and trust me, it's not the first time I've heard that.. :P
people think that just because it has infiniti badge, it's more expensive and better car..
Few days ago, I was telling a friend I was debating what to get between g35c and 350z, and she goes, but g35 is too expensive! and trust me, it's not the first time I've heard that.. :P
Originally Posted by oldsnail
so many people think g35... not even g35c is a class higher than 350z..
people think that just because it has infiniti badge, it's more expensive and better car..
Few days ago, I was telling a friend I was debating what to get between g35c and 350z, and she goes, but g35 is too expensive! and trust me, it's not the first time I've heard that.. :P
people think that just because it has infiniti badge, it's more expensive and better car..
Few days ago, I was telling a friend I was debating what to get between g35c and 350z, and she goes, but g35 is too expensive! and trust me, it's not the first time I've heard that.. :P
Trending Topics
Thread Starter
Registered User
Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 94
Likes: 0
From: vancouver
Originally Posted by hypeiv
its more expensive, most have leather, not as stiff of a ride, less road noise, etc
350z in canada starts at 46k all the way up to 58k
so I wouldn't say g35 is more expensive.... well maybe different story in states...
it's cheaper to get g35 in canada unless you are getting g35c 6mt
Originally Posted by vipv35
its no m3 or anything though
G35C & G35 would be fairly compared to 3 Series Coupe & Sedan.
Originally Posted by oldsnail
well... g35 in canada starts at 40k all the way up to 51k
350z in canada starts at 46k all the way up to 58k
so I wouldn't say g35 is more expensive.... well maybe different story in states...
it's cheaper to get g35 in canada unless you are getting g35c 6mt
350z in canada starts at 46k all the way up to 58k
so I wouldn't say g35 is more expensive.... well maybe different story in states...
it's cheaper to get g35 in canada unless you are getting g35c 6mt
Registered User
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 111
Likes: 0
From: Los Angeles
if you think about it along the lines of the bigger picture though, the z is more expensive than the g. I mean you're paying for LESS seats, which to me, means you have the luxury of buying a car thats more impractical. Plus some of us have another car (i don't, but i kinda wish i did), which makes the z a weekend car and thus an expensive toy, where as everyone i know with a g uses it as a their daily drive.
With that in mind, i guess i've always thought that the z and g are about the same. It just depends on what you wanted when you spent the money.
With that in mind, i guess i've always thought that the z and g are about the same. It just depends on what you wanted when you spent the money.
Registered User
Joined: Sep 2002
Posts: 471
Likes: 0
From: Caribbean
Originally Posted by Insanemonkeyboy
if you think about it along the lines of the bigger picture though, the z is more expensive than the g. I mean you're paying for LESS seats, which to me, means you have the luxury of buying a car thats more impractical. Plus some of us have another car (i don't, but i kinda wish i did), which makes the z a weekend car and thus an expensive toy, where as everyone i know with a g uses it as a their daily drive.
With that in mind, i guess i've always thought that the z and g are about the same. It just depends on what you wanted when you spent the money.
With that in mind, i guess i've always thought that the z and g are about the same. It just depends on what you wanted when you spent the money.
another way to argue it is that you will never get a new G for $25k of any kind, whereas you could get a base Z for that after negotiating.
i dont think that any of this reflects badly on the Z. its great value for the $ and takes out many things that some people dont want/need from the G (which, for some enthusiests, means that you really get more)
Originally Posted by The Brickyard Rat
Due to the Infiniti badge & better finished interior, the G35 is generally considered a higher end car.
It seemed like it was more smooth plastic. At least the 350Z seemed to have some texture to it for me.
Put a 350Z and a G35 next to each other. Based just on total hieght of the G35 alone you'll probably get a 350Z. The 350Z is like 2" lower stock. It adds to the overall good looks of the 350Z.
Last edited by Z_Driver; Oct 12, 2005 at 02:51 PM.
I like em both.
Price wasn't an issue, I could have gotten the G for cheaper then what I got my Z for.
The G is designed and marketed as a more sophisticated version of the Z. Its interior, love it or hate it, has more bells and whistles then the Z. The ride is a little more cushy. It has a back seat (kinda). It can be had with a sun roof. It carries the Infiniti badge.
As far as an argument as to which one is better? That's subjective.
Price wasn't an issue, I could have gotten the G for cheaper then what I got my Z for.
The G is designed and marketed as a more sophisticated version of the Z. Its interior, love it or hate it, has more bells and whistles then the Z. The ride is a little more cushy. It has a back seat (kinda). It can be had with a sun roof. It carries the Infiniti badge.
As far as an argument as to which one is better? That's subjective.
