2010 Infiniti G37 pricing announced

Pricing for the 2010 Infiniti G37 top-down, which is set to hit dealers this coming June 19, has been announced and the automatic version will come with a $44,715 sticker price (destination inclusive) and for the manual 6-speed version (Sport 6MT) the sticker price begins at $44,765.

For just an additional $50 you also get 19 inch wheels, 4-piston and 2-piston calipers at the front and rear, respectively, unique front face, sport seats and sport-tuned steering system. There are also a host of options available for the G37 convertible. A premium package is also available for $3,250, or $3050 for the Sport GMT, that comes with extra luxury elements like the Open Air audio system from Bose, iPod connectivity, fronts seats equipped with climate control and front wiper that are equipped with rain-sensors. The automatic G37 convertible also comes with a sport package that comes with a all the sporty elements from the Sport 6MT for a price of $1,350 with the premium pack and $1,550 without it. All G37 models, without regard to options or packages chosen, will be equipped with a smooth retractable hardtop and will be powered with a 325hp 3.7-liter VQ powerplant.


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222max - 6/5/2009 10:04:34 AM

+4 Boost

Pricey compared to the Lexus IS drop-top. But then again this does completely stomp that car into the curb in the looks dept. Will be interesting to see how well this sells.

222max - 6/5/2009 3:38:58 PM

+4 Boost

Not really a big deal for a car like this since none of them have any real usable trunk space. Throw your stuff in the backseat where no human will ever sit and go along your merry way.

PerformanceGuy - 6/5/2009 1:13:09 PM

+2 Boost

Though I am more of a coupe guy, I think it looks pretty good and at a decent price. Should do very well against the 335 convertible.

PPower - 6/6/2009 1:04:52 PM

+1 Boost

Why would there be any expectation that there would be any trunk space? The trunk on the coupe is only about 18" tall before trying to factor in a top? That's been a bit of an issue against a 3 series coupe or now A5, but the G coupe is a sleeker, more sports car shape that causes the lack of space. As for the back seat, it offers better storage than the trunk on the coupe as well.