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If it's a 2010 it could be the anniversary edition, it could also be the Limited Edition, here's a 2012 Limited edition, and they do come w/ the Sport pkg, so you get all the good stuff, CONGRATS! 2012 Infiniti G37 Sedan Limited Edition | Infiniti USA.
From what I can see you have the 4-pot Akebonos up front, which means you have the true sport package. I assume these were factory, not added on. So you have the full sport package, not just the sport appearance package that the AWD models have. I can't tell what other packages it may or may not have, but those wheels are apart of the AE or LE models I believe.
From what I can see you have the 4-pot Akebonos up front, which means you have the true sport package. I assume these were factory, not added on. So you have the full sport package, not just the sport appearance package that the AWD models have. I can't tell what other packages it may or may not have, but those wheels are apart of the AE or LE models I believe.
Exactly. Although I can't for-sure see the front caliper. Looks like the Akebono caliper to me, though.
OP, is it RWD or AWD? If it's RWD and has that bumper, then your car has the genuine sport package, not "sport appearance". That means limited slip, tighter steering, staggered rims, summer tires, big brakes and sport shocks... all that in addition to the appearance stuff, like your seats and bumper.
How in the world could you have just bought it, but not know what you bought? That's crazy.
If it's a 2011 it will be the anniversary edition & will have the big front brakes which from your picture they are showing through the wheel spokes. And even though you didn't know what you bought, you bought a good one
SonicVQ, forgot to welcome you to the site, so WELCOME!
Your G is the Limited Edition, this is better than the Sport Appearance package as that's only wheels and a few other cosmetic upgrades, yours has the true sport package w/ big brakes, limited slip diff, sport suspension, tighter steering ratio, & thigh bolstered seats along w/ a few other goodies.
In other words, WINNING!
Exactly. Although I can't for-sure see the front caliper. Looks like the Akebono caliper to me, though.
OP, is it RWD or AWD? If it's RWD and has that bumper, then your car has the genuine sport package, not "sport appearance". That means limited slip, tighter steering, staggered rims, summer tires, big brakes and sport shocks... all that in addition to the appearance stuff, like your seats and bumper.
How in the world could you have just bought it, but not know what you bought? That's crazy.
wait the 6mt come in staggered ? So it means i shouldn't do tire rotatiions??
Assuming the wheels are the give-away, he has the 6MT LE. Thing is, I don't recall the LE being available on the 6MT. If it wasn't, that means he has the LE wheels on a 6MT.
SonicVQ, the 6MT was an entirely separate sub-model. There were 3 Sedan models, regardless of how they were badged:
Journey - G37 base RWD, and G37S Sport RWD, both automatics
AWD - G37x base, and G37xS sport appearance package, automatic only
6MT - G37S sport RWD with a proper manual transmission
The 6MT was the top-end model, because from 2011 to 2013 it came standard with the Premium and Navigation Packages, as well as all the actual Sport Package features. Some would say the G37xS was the top-end sedan. They would be wrong, LOL.
Originally Posted by claudiohv
wait the 6mt come in staggered ? So it means i shouldn't do tire rotatiions?
That's correct. The G37S Sedan (RWD Sport and 6MT) came with 18x7.5" wheels up front, and 18x8.5" wheels in back.
Last edited by Rochester; Dec 26, 2015 at 08:48 AM.
If it wasn't, that means he has the LE wheels on a 6MT.