2003-2007 Infiniti G35: Year-to-Year Changes

2004 Infiniti G: Introduction of an all-wheel-drive sedan highlighted 2004 changes for Infiniti's sporty near-luxury car. The new Leather AWD sedan had a Snow Mode that allowed the driver to lock in a 50/50 front/rear torque split. Rear-drive G35s were available with a five-speed automatic transmission or a six-speed manual. The AWD model came only with automatic. For 2004, the base sedan joined other sedans with standard 17-inch wheels. It had fabric upholstery and newly heated outside mirrors. The Leather sedan added heated front seats. Manual-transmission sedans gained a limited-slip differential. Manual-shift coupes had upgraded brakes and 18-inch wheels, versus 17s. All G35s gained a standard tire-pressure monitor.

2005 Infiniti G: More power and revised styling marked the 2005 models. Automatic-transmission sedans adopted the coupe's 280-horsepower V6. Manual-shift coupes and sedans now held a 298-horsepower engine. The all-wheel-drive G35x came only with automatic. A limited-slip differential and sport suspension were standard on manual-transmission models. Coupes with the manual gearbox rode on 19-inch tires, the G35x sedan had 17-inch tires, and other automatic models had a choice of wheel sizes.

2006 Infiniti G: A keyless-entry/engine-start system and wireless cell phone link are newly available for Infiniti's entry-level cars for 2006.