Infiniti G35 2003

The Infiniti G35 was introduced in 2003 as Infiniti’s entry into the compact luxury sports sedan segment, built to challenge established European rivals with a strong focus on performance and value. Sharing its platform with the Nissan 350Z, the G35 delivered rear-wheel-drive dynamics combined with a powerful naturally aspirated V6 engine, making it one of the most engaging sedans in its class at the time. Produced until 2007 in its first generation, the G35 was offered primarily as a four-door sedan, with a coupe version available in select markets. Petrol power was standard across the range, paired with rear-wheel drive and either manual or automatic transmissions depending on trim and market. The interior emphasized comfort and sportiness, offering a premium feel without sacrificing driving enjoyment. Today, the Infiniti G35 is still appreciated for its strong engine performance, balanced handling, and long-term reliability. It remains a popular choice for enthusiasts seeking a rear-wheel-drive sedan with Japanese engineering and a sporty character. Production years were 2003 to 2007. Body styles included sedan and coupe. Drivetrain was rear-wheel drive. Fuel type was petrol. Manual and automatic transmissions were offered depending on variant and market.