norman ajlouny

2005 Infiniti G35 Coupe for sale...15K miles...black on tan...premium sport
package...19" wheels and limited-slip differential...no accidents...no dings
or dents...all service records...warranty...no mods...2nd
car...garaged...automanual tranny...original owner

$30,999

Email me at becausewerun@cisco.com

Auto can be seen at:

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...ag=2&cardist=0

codifus

That's a great car, but automanual tranny? Let's call it for what it
is: automatic.

CD

norman ajlouny

I called it automanual because it assumes you know what you are doing when
in manual mode. It does not upshift for you at a certain point.

n.

amonroejj@yahoo.com (r. alan

To change topics slightly: Has anyone else found the G35's seat
bottoms unacceptably narrow? I was close to buying a G35 coupe
yesterday. After the test drive I sat in the parking lot for several
minutes, and noticed that the right seat bottom bolster where the seat
controls are REALLY started to get on my nerves after a few minutes,
digging into my leg. I'm not a huge guy, either (6'0" 180lbs).

Alan

gary

Supposedly 2005/6 they moved the controls 1/2" to reduce that.
She sedan has a different seat with more padding.

(Me, I'd like to buy a 2005/6 coupe seat to put in my sedan!)

Gary K

john varela

As it happens I own a 2003 coupe and at this moment have a 2006 sedan loaner
from the dealer sitting in the driveway (the coupe is undergoing the fuel
filler recall). On the way home from the dealer I noticed that the sedan
seat gave noticeably less lateral support than the coupe seat. I prefer the
coupe seat. I am 5'8", 190 pounds, 71 years.

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