I chose an '03 G35 sedan over an '01 S4. Both automatics at the same price. Brilliant car, great value and reliability. I instantly felt the 20 extra hp/ tq and loved the gearing of the 5 spd auto. It's light for a rear drive sedan too. (FYI - if the S4 was a manual, I would have grabbed it instead.) But no regrets here!
Yeah, sorry to be another slightly topic-shifting poster, but there's a shiny new H. Genesis around here - Waltham, MA - wearing a Bentley badge. A real one. Must've been the "holiday gift".
I've seen a number of these rebadged Infinitis around, mostly G coupes though, not sedans. Glorified Nissans, apparently, are the most popular candidates for a rebadge, but I've seen a Lexus GS rebadged Toyota Aristo, though I wonder if the owner realizes that, in a sense, he's going downmarket.
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I chose an '03 G35 sedan over an '01 S4. Both automatics at the same price. Brilliant car, great value and reliability. I instantly felt the 20 extra hp/ tq and loved the gearing of the 5 spd auto. It's light for a rear drive sedan too. (FYI - if the S4 was a manual, I would have grabbed it instead.) But no regrets here!
Yeah, sorry to be another slightly topic-shifting poster, but there's a shiny new H. Genesis around here - Waltham, MA - wearing a Bentley badge. A real one. Must've been the "holiday gift".
I've seen a number of these rebadged Infinitis around, mostly G coupes though, not sedans. Glorified Nissans, apparently, are the most popular candidates for a rebadge, but I've seen a Lexus GS rebadged Toyota Aristo, though I wonder if the owner realizes that, in a sense, he's going downmarket.
You can tell by looking through the window that it's obviously a left-hand drive, so that should qualify it for the 'riced' exemption.