2012 INFINITI G37 consumer reviews

Great luxury and performance for the money. As fast as my S2000 (0-60 well under 6 seconds) and surprisingly agile for its size. Better fuel economy than I expected for a car this fast - over 22 suburban driving. Really like the voice-command features for everything important. Electronics easy to learn with inputs possible from four different places. Only 2 relatively minor complaints: Trunk doesn't raise up when you open it, and I haven't found a way to get a digital speed readout. Otherwise, this is one great car.

I've had this car for a little over two years and have loved it. Like a couple of other reviews, the only gripe i have about it is the navigation system, it feels like it's 7 years behind the times. If you don't need an amazing navigation system and love a beautiful line of acceleration, solid handling, and great lines.. then this might be car for you. I have had no problems whatsoever and really think I might keep it after my lease is up.

The car has good handling, excellent braking, jack-rabbit acceleration, and good looks. My one complaint: a pathetic Navigation System. The software often gives erroneous instructions, eg mandating exit from freeways (despite setting software for 'shortest time') when it is clearly nonsense. My complaints to Infiniti have gotten nothing but canned, proforma responses. Save your money: use your cellphone, which always has the latest maps, and includes traffic (but, is not as stylish, and has a smaller display). Much cheaper, and, take my word for it, much better!

Wonderful car and great options for the money! I would definately recommend for someone looking for reliable and dependable luxury transportation.

I bought a used 2012 G37x and its amazing. Spectacular performance, quick to get up and go. The ride can be a little rough over bumps in the road due to the sport type suspension. The engine sounds beautiful but can be a bit much at times. Manual shift can be sluggish while shifting and automatic sometimes stumbles to find the right gear while shifting at higher speeds. The look of the car is stylish and will remain so for a while. The interior is gorgeous with great details and accent lighting. Well lit interior for night. Plenty of trunk space and room in the back seat. Would like a little more as it does become uncomfortable during long car rides.

Actually, a 2009 w/ 75k on it- still a GREAT car. What an exhilarating ride, esp. if you pound it! WONDERFUL in the Water-Winter Wonderland of da UP. Fun, in a versatile way.(Roaring through the snow to pick up your date for a January black tie?)My advice: buy it, drive it, love it.

Being new to the sports car genre, it really came down to value/performance for the dollar. I narrowed my choice to the BMW 335is and the Infiniti G37S. For 10K less, the Infiniti had more horsepower, more standard features and legendary Japanese reliability. The G has great acceleration, is tight around corners and gets a lot of looks. This will likely not be my last Infiniti sports car

Our cars have been full size American V8 sedans for years. We wanted AWD with some style and the Infinity G37x was one of the few that seemed to meet our criteria. We were apprehensive without a V8 and with something less than a full size sedan. There are no worries now. The Infinity is great in handling, ride and power. The acceleration is very good and the handling is sports car tight. We have not experienced snow or ice, but the car has not disappointed yet and we are confident that our Ohio winter will not cause any problems.

I've owned my G37x sport coupe for 3 months and refound my love for driving. This car has phenomenal handling and acceleration. Far superior drive (and price) compared to the Audi S5. Just great overall. Trunk space is not bad (two golf bags will fit) for a coupe. Back seat is tight of course, but the front seats are perfect, especially the thigh extension if you are tall. Solid suspension and braking on a dime. Plus it looks beautifully sleek! You will use more gas because it is just shear fun and worth it.

Quick, powerfull, luxurious a blast to drive. A true "stealth" sports sedan that is affordable. Test drove, 328, 335, Maxima, 370z, lexus 350. a4 and a5. Best car for the money very close in handling to to 335, which in my mind is truly the "ultimate driving machine" but...at 17k less !!!!!!!!!!!