Hey all,
New to the forum. I've done the paces trying to decide what car to buy and I'm stuck between a 2015 Q40 with Nav or 2013 G37x without Nav. Miles on the G37 are lower by 15k so prices are relatively similar. The issue I'm having is that the Q40 is at a dealer 2.5 hours from me and the G37 is at another dealer in the complete opposite direction, maybe another 2 hours. I'm not quite sure if one would offer a better deal than the other. I'm completely new to the Infiniti family. Thanks.

 

I'd go with the Q with Nav. If all else is identical, 15k miles for this car is nothing. The Nav feature will allow you to connect your phone and stream music. The non-nav model will not unless you have a Android; in which case there are some options available but they aren't 100%...Assuming they're both AWD sedans, the Q is newer and has a feature that automatically makes it more valuable than the G.

 

You probably meant to say iPhone? Because, I know android didn't work with my non nav only Apple.

 

Q40 with Nav would be my vote. 15K is not much at all and reliability is very good in these cars so I wouldn't be too concerned with miles.

 

Definitely do not settle for one of these cars without nav. The base screen has awful resolution and no wireless streaming. I don't know why but when they updated the graphics for the nav models in 2010 they left the non nav screens looking the same as their introduction on the sedan in 2007. I was actually in a non nav 2017 qx70 and they still have that same atrocious screen display, i couldn't believe it.

 

Nope, I've only seen a work around for the Android users....

I've not been able to figure out a workaround for the Apple so please share


P.S> By Apple I mean Iphone, not Ipod.

 

With apple and non nav you just plug in the phone to USB and it's recognized. Android is not. Are you talking about wireless BT streaming? If so, then maybe android is the only thing that works. IDK, my wife wrecked my 2010 G without nav and I got rid of it and now have 13' w/ nav so I don't worry about it anymore.