What are the specs of a 2006 Infiniti G35?
Sedans also flaunted a redesigned exterior, a refined interior, and a new instrument panel and console. Rear Active Steer is available on 2006 coupes, which have bi-xenon headlights and revised taillights this season. The Sport-Tuned Suspension Package for coupes features a unique front fascia and side sills.
Is the Infiniti G35 a rear wheel drive car?
Shortly after introducing the rear-wheel-drive G35 sedan as an early 2003 model, Nissan’s luxury division added a sumptuously shaped G35 Sport Coupe. Though the two body styles are related, they share no body panels.
How much horsepower does a Ford G35 have?
In G35s equipped with a five-speed-automatic transmission, the 3.5-liter V-6 develops 280 hp and 270 pounds-feet of torque. The five-speed automatic incorporates a manual-shift provision. When a six-speed-manual transmission is installed, engine output is 298 hp and 260 pounds-feet of torque.
Sedans also flaunted a redesigned exterior, a refined interior, and a new instrument panel and console. Rear Active Steer is available on 2006 coupes, which have bi-xenon headlights and revised taillights this season. The Sport-Tuned Suspension Package for coupes features a unique front fascia and side sills.
Is the Infiniti G35 a good car to buy?
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When did Infiniti G35 coupe get suspension upgrade?
Aftermarket car component manufacturers have spent years perfecting these components of your car, so you can make your G35 coupe or sedan the best it can be. It wasn’t until 2005 that both the G35 coupe and sedan received a sport-tuned suspension upgrade on all its models.
What are the control arms on an Infiniti G35?
Controls arms are responsible for connecting your G35’s suspension to the chassis. They’re also known as a “wishbone” or “A-arms,”. Aftermarket control arms are lighter than OEM ones, and are typically stiffer. Being made from stronger materials helps them to reduce unwanted flex.