2007 BMW 328i vs 2007 Infiniti G35 Sport
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I really think Car & Driver had it wrong with this current comparo. For the money and performance (328 vs G35) it seems Infiniti would be a much better buy. Even the interior has been greatly improved over the previous model in which C&D gave the title to Infiniti during the last comparo.
BTW: Here is the full link the article.
http://www.caranddriver.com/comparisons/12514/2007-infiniti-g35-sport-vs-2007-bmw-328i.html
BTW: Here is the full link the article.
http://www.caranddriver.com/comparisons/12514/2007-infiniti-g35-sport-vs-2007-bmw-328i.html
Yes I agree that Infiniti looses its resale value much more than BMW, but that was not part of the comparo. Dollar for Dollar you get way more out of the infiniti than you do the 328i. And again I'm commenting from the two cars stated in the article and not any other 3-Series.
Furthremore, I'm basing my comments after having the opportunity of driving both the new G35 and new 3-Series.
Furthremore, I'm basing my comments after having the opportunity of driving both the new G35 and new 3-Series.
great article and thanks for sharing... but, seriously. was there ever any doubt for us? the 3 is bmw's flagship car afterall... 
the only way a japanese luxury car would be rated better- imo- would be if a senior citizen wrote the review- since they like all-around "light" handling for easier driving- ie light steering wheel and zero road to car to driver feedback.
the only way a japanese luxury car would be rated better- imo- would be if a senior citizen wrote the review- since they like all-around "light" handling for easier driving- ie light steering wheel and zero road to car to driver feedback.
Mike, good ole American muscle or some chump that can't shift? or both?.. or plain heavy ass ![[:D]](/images/smilies/biggrin.png "Big Grin [:D]")
G35 def has the value proposition down. at one point i was going to spring for a g35.. how many moons ago was that? was it a good decision? i'm happy with my car, even if my pocket's a bit thinner, but i think my smile's wider my car is def aging better than the g35 imo.
Kenny, actually if money wasn't the issue, i think there are other cars to be had besides the 3.![[doorpeek]](/images/smilies/icon_smile_doorpeek.gif "Door Peek [doorpeek]")
actually i want nissan and g35 to be doing better, competition is always good for the consumer imo. as it stands, i don't think you can knock anyone for getting the G35. not my cup o tea, but is still a compelling choice none the less.
G35 def has the value proposition down. at one point i was going to spring for a g35.. how many moons ago was that? was it a good decision? i'm happy with my car, even if my pocket's a bit thinner, but i think my smile's wider
my car is def aging better than the g35 imo.Kenny, actually if money wasn't the issue, i think there are other cars to be had besides the 3.
actually i want nissan and g35 to be doing better, competition is always good for the consumer imo. as it stands, i don't think you can knock anyone for getting the G35. not my cup o tea, but is still a compelling choice none the less.
