2010 xS sedan, wish I had bought a rwd 6mt. But I do like my car and it does great in any weather condition and makes a perfect daily driver.

 

I have an rwd, because drift is life yo.
And a sport just because I like the shiny red S

 

I have both

2012 g37xS

 

09 G37S 6spd sedan, entry luxury with a manual what exactly what I was looking for, I only learned later how much better the S model was and all the goodies it had
Only regret, was that it was pre-facelift, "was", as in no more

I love this car!

 

Bought a '11 G37x and then put all seasons on it because I lived in Chicago....only to get a job offer in Texas months later, so now I wish I had bought a RWD Sport (and probably not in black!).

But no matter, still fun.

 

I had a 2009 370z that I installed a GTM TT kit on. Then life happend and before I knew it I had a family. Sold the Z and slogged around in my Saturn for a few years before the itch got so bad I couldn't take it anymore.
Knew I needed four doors and love the Nissan product so it was only fitting that I get a G sedan. Aftermarket support was important too as I can't leave anything stock for long.
I now have my Z back (sort of). Yes it's not as beastly but it still puts a smile on my face every time I push that little candy red start button.
It was never a question for me even though I live in the Midwest. The only option was 6MT and that meant RWD.
I drove an 87 Firebird for three north central Connecticut winters so RWD and winter don't scare me.
2012 G37S Sedan - Vibrant Red.

 

Vibrant Red 2012 G37x Sedan with quite a bit done to it. Feels sporty to me.

 

They did with the QX60 That's the only Infiniti I don't like from their linup right now. A kind of SUV/Minivan FWD with CVT

And for the topic, I got a 09 Sedan xS

09 : Cause it was a cheap price
Sedan : More practical, and I want to keep it till I have baby's
X : Cause I live in Canada and do lot of milleage during winter
S : For the seats and the paddle shifter. I would prefer manual, but they don't make it AWD and Maunual

 

Just bought a silver 13, G37xS less then 5,000 miles on it. Mostly wife's daily driver. She loves it. Waiting for a day off together so I can but some miles on it. Wanted awd because of Michigan winters. Especially wife after driving rwd Lincoln LS for last 13 years. Sport cause after she drove that there was no going back.

 

So many wives, and she lovers it long time, LOL.

Funniest first post I've seen in a while. Welcome to the forum, David.

Sport appearance. Doesn't mean you can't modify it, but in OEM trim, it's just another AWD Sedan with sport seating.

 

? Has the paddle shifters, 18 inch rims, and suspension seemed tighter then others we test drove.

 

Probably because with less than 5k miles, you found yourself a brand new 3 year old car. I'd call that both a lucky find and a smart purchase. But there's no reason whatsoever that the car would feel "tighter" than any other AWD Sedan. Perception is funny that way.

Flappy paddles and duckfeet, um OK. One man's treasure...

 

Tough crowd, at least let me make the first payment before I start modifying. (heading back to the mods under $40 thread)

 

I use the paddles even when my hand is already resting on the shifter. Only thing that makes not driving stick doable for me.

As for the duck feet, they make great winter rims.

 

2011 LE

Wanted it because;

Red Leather Interior
Malbec Black
Front Lip and Rear Wing
Akebonos
Sport Seats
7at, because I'm getting boring or lazy
LSD


I previously had a

2007 G35x in black and 5at. It was good, but I personally don't like to have a car that everyone else has. The G35x/G37x is a very popular car in my area, and I'd at least prefer a color and model that few people have.

I rarely see a RWD G37 in my area.