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  1. So, how bad are the interior squeaks and rattles?

    Original poster, I just went through a similar thing a few months ago. I ended up with the Infiniti Q50 3.7 AWD due to several reasons but ultimately it came down to price, comfort and performance. Dealer experience was also a factor. The 400HP Q50 Red Sport is out now and they look like great...
  2. GT or Import

    Well I really wanted the GT but the decision ultimately came down to price. Infiniti has an incredible lease on the 2015 Q50 Premium until the end of June. They have their new V6 twin turbo engines coming out that replace the existing 3.7 V6 and are really giving the existing cars away. I'm not...
  3. A Bargin at Half the Price (sarcasm)

    Good grief! http://tinyurl.com/z9atzoy
  4. GT or Import

    That Koons Sterling dealer is taking almost $7,000 off sticker on average. Wow!
  5. GT or Import

    This is what I'm thinking for the GT. It makes for a damn fine daily driver with the configuration I've put together below. These numbers are estimates and it works out to $95 per month more than what I'm paying now for the G37x. I'm using a final selling price slightly higher than what...
  6. GT or Import

    So I just test drove a 2016 GT Premium w/ Performance Package. No wonder the 2015/2016 models are doing so well. Holy crap for the money the GT is a very nice car! I intentionally drove it over an area that is under heavy construction and was really surprised at how well it handled the...
  7. GT or Import

    New Q50 v6 will have two versions, twin turbo 300hp and twin turbo 400hp. The 400hp version will be low $50K as it will only be available in the Sport model. The 300hp v6 twin is the base v6 and it replaces the v6 offered in the current G37. The model I'm looking at will be priced in the low...
  8. GT or Import

    Hello everyone, first post. Hopefully you can help me out and not flame too hard on a current import guy. I'm considering buying a 2017 GT with 401A, Reverse Sensing and GT Performance packages $41,880 MSRP. I'm currently driving a 2013 Infiniti G37x (AWD) and it might seem bizzare but I'm...





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