No Prob... Have you sat in a G with the sport package? As stated many, many times before on this forum, the Sport seats my not feel as comfortable to you if you are a bigger dude like myself (6' 2" - 230lb) so I opted against it and glad I did, besides the better looking wheels.

* Side note when I recently had my Sedan in for its first oil change the other day I happened to check out the G37 Convertibles and Coupes and realized that I would not fit! Even with the driver seat all the way down and back, my head will hit the Roof pillar above the window unlike the sedan where I still have 1-2 Inches of clearance. This is in a "normal" driving position, no slouched gangsta lean . Just an observation.....

 

We have a few snow days every year and it gets chilly during winter but I wanted to have the "S" to enjoy the remaining 300 or so days. I just got a separate winter package and the RWD is very safe and predictable. If the weather gets really bad we can stay indoors but we do have a SUV if needed. I enjoy the tight suspension, fantastic brakes, and even the bolstered seats. Even though I am average (5' 10" 190) I have larger than normal legs from decades of soccer, I like the snug feel of the seats.

 

I'd have to second the sport seat feeling. Being more average sized(5'10") and with a bad L5S1 disc, I like all the adjustments on the sport. I also prefer the sport wheels over the standard ones. Of course, I also like the new sport front fascia the best out of the recent variations.

 

Yeah, I have sat in the sport seats and being average 5'8" - 5'9" 180ish, I love them. I grew up racing cars and love the ability to sqeeze yourself in. But I completely understand for anyone a bit larger as I did feel like I was near the limit for the seat surprisingly, at least for the side of the legs.

As to the X issue... I keep going back and forth. I love the idea of the extras in the true sport package, but concerned if the stiffer suspension will get annoying over 3 years when not "fun driving". And then the weather... I'm in northeast Ohio that sees several months of snow, although completly confident in RWD, the X is the smart thing to do. However, reading through many post, people are making me indecisive.. I see "x is amazing in snow" to "AWD is not that great on the G" to "RWD with snow tires is better and more predictable then the X" to "RWD is ridiculous in snow" I yi yi..