Critical Knowledge:

• Minor refresh for 2010
• New grille, front and rear fascias and headlight trim
• New 17-inch alloy wheels
• Revised interior colors and trim
• Available next-gen navigation system
• New instrument gauge color scheme
• New center console design
• Revised content in Technology package
• Revised content on Base and Journey models
• Two new exterior colors

Introduction
Infiniti's G Sedan was launched in 2003. The rear-wheel-drive (RWD) sports sedan was positioned as an alternative to the BMW 3 Series and Lexus IS. In contrast to its competition, the Infiniti sedan not only offered more interior space, but it also offered more horsepower with Nissan's VQ-series, 260-hp, 3.5-liter V-6 engine. The second-generation G35 Sedan arrived in 2007. Compared to its predecessor, it was larger, more powerful and even more luxurious. The V-6 engine in the new model had been refined for additional smoothness, efficiency and horsepower, but it still displaced 3.5 liters. The model retained its "G35" moniker. A new model designation arrived in 2009, when Infiniti fitted the larger, 328-hp, 3.7-liter powerplant which it shared with the G37 Coupe, and renamed the car the G37 Sedan. For 2010, Infiniti has treated the G37 Sedan to a mild styling refresh. Cosmetic changes enhance the interior and exterior, new equipment has been added, and there is additional standard content on some of the models.

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