Hey MyG37, I'm new on here but not to Infiniti. Previously I had an 07 black/black AT coupe which I loved. Any ways, I'm looking into getting an AT sedan for practicality. My question is are there that many noteworthy differences in between these model years? I was researching the recalls, seems the common thing is the battery, are there any others I should look into when asking potential sellers? Well hopefully I'll be a active member on here soon, thanks guys, input is welcome.

 

2010 Had a much better front end on it (facelift) with grill and the interior trims look betterin 2010 imo as well. No fundamental differences, but I would go with a 2010

 

That is what it looks like to me as well, I really do like the 2010 styling, hopefully I can find a good one near me via private party. Thanks for the input.

 

where are you located?

 

Los Angeles

 

whats your price point? What are you looking for?

 

also be aware that there are different fascia for the "S" and Journey / X models.

 

Umm if you get a 7 speed auto make sure you test drive it significantly to see if you really can live with it...

 

It's all in terms of body changes, 2010 sedan got rid of the integrated fog lights (moved the fog lights from the headlights to the bottom vents [circular lamps]). The other difference is the interior trim, which they (IMO) put the cheap ugly chrome edging on from your center console to shifter console. The bluetooth phone system does download your phone book (iPhone), whereas 2009 BT system does not. And the last thing I can think of is 2010 has a backup camera as standard for all models.

It's the same engine for 09 to 10 sedan. The 7AT is decent since it is a luxury sport, but it is practical for a sedan. Big difference from your coupe, but you'll definitely enjoy this sedan than most others.

 

Up to 24K, I really want one with navi, and bose system and the HD storage. (as loaded as possible really).

 

How so, I drove the 08 model G, how different is this?

 

Thanks for the input.

 

The 08 is a 5spd AT. Less shifting. There are a couple threads here about the 7AT you should read but definitely drive one yourself.