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Japan's Infiniti EX

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 Renegade Renegade
It would be easier to send the EX there.I think.
April 16, 2009 9:34 am
 Bristol411S3 Bristol411S3
Did you read the article?
April 16, 2009 9:54 am
 carbonsigma carbonsigma
Clearly not, just wants to be first on the comments or something.
April 17, 2009 5:48 am
 Scarcliff Scarcliff
the smaller picture of the car makes it look like the new impreza with a higher ride height
April 16, 2009 11:47 am
 alamak alamak
I actually liked this car when it was first introduced in the US, but when I compared it to the G35/37 sedan.....it bugged me that the rear legroom is smaller that the sedan. Correct me if I'm wrong, but this car is based on the sedan platform right? So how the hell can they make it smaller? This is screwed up in Infiniti's part. If the legroom is the same or a bit larger, it would be a major success here....IMHO
April 16, 2009 1:23 pm
 erc1 erc1
I actually purchased my EX35 this past August. Yeah, the rear seat room is tight in back. However you can fold the rear seats down all the way, something that is not even an option on the G37, but should have been an option. I like to go bike riding and the fact that I could not fit my bike in the trunk pretty much took the G37 off my list (heck, I can put my mountain bike in my former car, an 03 Accord coupe). I like the EX35 because of SUV utility with G37 performance. I like the FX 35/50 and would have gotten it if not for the high price tag and low fuel economy. So there are trade offs between EX35 and G37. If you plan to have people in the back seat, but still want SUV utility and can afford the $50K+ price tag (which in today's ecomomy, not too many can), go for the FX 35.
September 26, 2009 7:24 pm