I sold my Z today and started shopping the net for an 09 G37 sedan. Is there an easy way to tell the trim levels apart...Base...Journey...Premium? Also looking for a color code for Lakeshore Blue...any help out there?

I appreciate the help.

 

Premium is an option package, and not a trim level. Don't hold me to this, but I think....

Trim Levels:
--Base will have no heated seats, and a single disk CD player.
--Journey has dual climate control, and 6 CD changer.
--Sport has Akebono "big" brakes, and paddle shifters on the auto.

Options (not available on base model):
--Premium has Bose sound (SOW), and a sunroof.
--Navigation has, well, navigation (look for different controls).
--Technology has adaptive cruise control (look for the sensor in the front bumper).

I think B30 is the color code for Lakeshore Slate....

 

This is the Infiniti site. It states the difference between the different levels of the 2010 sedan.
Infiniti USA - Build and Price a 2010 Infiniti Vehicle - Select Model

 

I'd suggest to deal hard on the price, there are a few dealers that are very fair, some not in my experiance. Get the premium, nav (it has lots of stuff with it) and if you are at all interested, get the sport package. IMHO, the option packages are all priced very well for what you get. After you've looked at a few G's you'll know most of the equipment / option packages at a glance. (Rear camera, sport wheels, etc.)

 

might be willing to sell you mine so I can go get the '10.

 

Also Sport comes standard with Premium and Journey

 

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Mike 501-920-5458

 

I don't think that's right, at least for the 2010. I had the option to add sport or leave it off with Journey/premium.

 

you're correct,

the sport package is independent. the only REQUIRED packages is the Tech, which requires premium/ and i'm not sure but possibly nav
the odds that a dealer actually orders a sport vehicle only is very very unlikely. cause the premium package is an easy sell.


ur going to have an easier time looking for the color and then figuring out which options you have to work with... from my observation, the lakeshore blue was a +2 packaged (typically premium/nav) car... cause the color was pretty hard to come by. I haven't seen a lot of sport lakeshores...

 

He meant that the G Sport Edition comes with Journey/Premium, not that the Journey comes with Sport.