Used 2009 INFINITI G37 for Sale near Prince Edward Island

First, it's a 2009 so there are some dings and chips but not many. The car handles well like I expected. Still working through it but very pleased that it has a sunroof.

I was invited to test drive a silver Infiniti G37 GT AWD sedan. The car comes equipped with a 320hp 3.7 V6, AWD and an automatic 6-speed gearbox. Although the power reserve seems so enourmous, I found the engine not very good in the upper regions. There is a lot of torque and never lack any power, but the engine character is tuned towards middle and low end power rather than having a racy touch to it. The suspension was another relative disappointment, since the sports version wasn't available. I see the value of an AWD system on such a powerful sedan, but didn't like the suspension consistency when increasing the pace. The car became almost unfocused and wobbly where I would want it to be sharp and agile. Not much fun there (reminds me of an Audi suspension, yuk). The comfort on the other hand is a marvel. For such a premium car, I would expect a better finish. The "alu" panels are average quality painted plastic and the general feel is not as good as it looks. The build quality is solid though. Conclusion: good car, but not good enough to meet up with Lexus or the German duo BMW/Mercedes. Can easily win it from an Audi in ride and handling, no way near Audi regarding build quality and luxury touch.

I purchased this vehicle in hopes for an aesthetically pleasing and smooth ride, and this car is exactly what I'm looking for. It gets about 20 mpg (combined), and with such a roaring engine, you have to be ready for a fun ride. It fits my impulsive style so well, and it definitely is a delight for long solo journeys. The front seats are surprisingly comfortable, and I often get double-takes when I'm in it. The added features like moonroof, AWD, etc. are perks though not completely necessary to enjoy the ride. Definitely would purchase again, although the G37 was discontinued in May '13.

+ 7 speed transmission reponsive + 328hp and fuel efficient + handling at the top of class + AWD capability while still handles in the dry - stock rotors warp when pushed - back seat/trunk not very big for family - Infiniti maintenance cost very expensive

The performance is great. It's tight fast and great response. The second you step on the pedal the car responds. All the fancy onboard computers keep it solid on the road. The car is also sexy to boot. It's sleek looking while still managing not to stick out too much. The black interior is fantastic. It's not jet black but it doesnt look crummy and fake. It's extremely comfortable and I wouldn't mind sleeping in it. I've only had it a couple weeks so I can't really vouch for the reliability but from the reviews I've read the car seems solid. Gas mileage could be better but then again I'm not that much of a economical driver. Overall the car is fantastic and I would definitely recommend it.