2009 Infiniti G37 Sedan Coming This September with New Seven-Speed
NASHVILLE, TN – The 2009 Infiniti G37 sedan will hit Infiniti dealers this September. The G37 will now feature the 3.7L VQ37VHR block as standard equipment, with the engine rated at 328 hp, slightly less than the 330 hp G37 Coupe.
, TN – The 2009
Infiniti G37 sedan will hit Infiniti dealers this September, according to http://wot.motortrend.com.
The G37 will now feature the 3.7L VQ37VHR block as standard equipment, with the
engine rated at 328 hp, slightly less than the 330 hp G37 Coupe. Both the G
sedan and coupe will come with new seven-speed transmission option, featuring
what Nissan calls a Drive Sport (DS) mode and downshift rev matching, in
addition to a six-speed manual if you’d like to row the gears for yourself.
Other new additions for the G37 Sedan include an optional sport brake setup
with four-piston front and two-piston rear calipers and larger 14-in. front,
13.8-in. rear rotors, a new 18-inch wheel design, and Nissan’s scratch shield
paint standard.
The 2009 G37 Sedan will come in four versions: G37, G37 Journey, G37S Sport 6MT,
and G37x AWD. The options for the G sedan will also be available for the G37
coupe, which gets a G37x all-wheel-drive variant added to its G37, G37 Journey,
and G37S Sport 6MT options.
Joining both models will be the new G37 Convertible. The G37 drop-top will
feature a three-piece folding hardtop, a unique interior treatment, and an
uprated HVAC system as its major updates over the G sedan and coupe.
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