335 and G37 breakdowns!!!!

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Jun 30, 2007 | 06:32 PM

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uberchicken

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Originally Posted by mantisG35

im not saying it's cool to have defects, but im saying if you are to have defects (which you will in ANY car) it'd be better if you knew/heard of them before you made your decision to buy the car. Or maybe it gives you more awareness that one day the clutch might fail or something

Maybe you should buy a Honda! I have two cars, an 06 G35 and an 00 Accord.

I'm selling the G.

Jun 30, 2007 | 08:36 PM

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mantisG35

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Originally Posted by uberchicken

Maybe you should buy a Honda! I have two cars, an 06 G35 and an 00 Accord.

I'm selling the G.

a honda? why? honda sucks to begin with, the biggest defect is the way it looks, AND the fact that it's a honda
lol
just playing, but no, thanks!

Jun 30, 2007 | 10:15 PM

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chilibowl

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Originally Posted by uberchicken

Maybe you should buy a Honda! I have two cars, an 06 G35 and an 00 Accord.

I'm selling the G.

Why are you selling? Is the car having problems or are you upgrading?

Jul 1, 2007 | 12:59 PM

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mygiantcircle

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Originally Posted by Rampant

Re-read that. It is an early production model -- not a preproduction model.

I think the point is if anyone is going to blast the 335i for having problems, they can't let the G37 slide when it has problems as well.

You may want to re-read the entire paragraph in the actual article:

http://g35driver.com/forums/attachme...1&d=1183274767

"Bringing a pre-production car to a dealership is fun..."

I do agree with your statement, however.

Jul 2, 2007 | 11:38 AM

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Originally Posted by chilibowl

I like Nissan/Infiniti, but this is getting old and ridiculous now. I really hope the HR's dont pop up with some oil consumption issues, now that'll be some sh*t!

According to Infiniti... this G37 will get 10% better mileage than the current G35, which is nice. Right now I'm hoping that I could get at least 22mpg regularly... that's my first goal, hehe.

You miss-read what he wrote, he said oil consumption, not gas consumption. There is a known problem with G35 that burns engine oil irregularly/excessively. We are all hoping that the G37 will not have this problem and that Infiniti fixed it but the fact that the G37 have already experience the sticking clutch in this review, a known problem with the G35, does not look good for the outcome of oil consumption in the G37.

Jul 2, 2007 | 12:51 PM

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Anecdotal reports aside, if given an overview of all reliability issues for both cars, there's no question that Infiniti's reliability is way ahead of BMW's.
It's not even close. Also, the nature of those issues tends to be minor ones for Infiniti, and major ones for BMW.