Guess I'm one of the fortunate....2 yrs; 23,700 miles, no battery issues at all.

 

Sometimes batteries just go bad. I used to work in the Auto Dept of Sears and Walmart and you'd be surprised how many "newer" batteries have to get warrantied out.

 

Had mine for about 6 months with 10,000 miles already No battery issues right now but we will see when winter rolls around. Gets pretty frigid in the northeast

 

Ive had my G37 for over a year now and have had no issues at all whats so ever with the battery or start- ups. But i garrentee that will change when i get my car back with the TT. Bad things always happen to me but i still consider myself lucky

 

I've had mine for about a year and a half. It's left me stranded about 10 times, sometimes it starts after a couple of minutes of alone time, but the majority of the time I have to get the jumper cables. This is one of the most embarrassing moments one can have!!! We spend all that $$ to get the best but we still get these dull moments!

 

Well I spoke too soon. Car wouldn't start twice this week and had to get it jumped off. 31,200 miles until my first probably with it. I do not understand why the dealership is still pro rating my battery and charging my 45.00 for a new one!!

 

No problems, 19 months, 10,800 miles.

 

have had it for a year and a half, just went over 30k, never had a problem with the battery

 

22,000 and no problems here.....

 

29000 miles and no issues with the battery.

 

I waited 24 days since the last time I started my G37x, it works.

I charged the battery up after running the engine for 20 minutes.

The next time I start the engine will be after X'mas.

 

Like clock work I have made it close to 3 years with 2 factory batteries. The first one was replaced at 36 months, and the 2nd one just took a crap last week at around 34 months. In each case Infiniti prorated the batteries. The first replacement cost me $42 and the second one only $25. I figure that $67 for over 6 years of service is not bad for the cost of batteries for my car. However, it is quite common for our batteries to drop dead within 3 years in the Hot Florida Temps. By the way, I have 37,000 miles on the odo.

 

Now that I've read this thread, I'm sure my battery will die, but I have had no issues whatsoever with it for 2 years, 21k miles.

 

almost 15k no issues and did ride my bike alot over the summer so the car was sitting a few days at a time, then start right up.

 

1 year, 6k. Fingers crossed.