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2009 Infiniti G37 |
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Price Range $33,250 to $37,000 |
suitable for:
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17 to 18 |
25 to 26 |
4 Seats |
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Safety
I didn’t feel safe driving the rear-wheel-drive G37 on Michigan’s snowy roads, but I was comforted by the G37’s extensive passive and active safety systems. I really liked that it had a front stabilizer bar and speed-sensitive power steering.
The Infiniti G37 is also equipped with six airbags, including front-, side-impact and side curtain airbags for both rows. It has antilock brakes, an electronic stability system and traction control, an emergency interior trunk release and a first-aid kit.
The G37’s rear window is small, but I didn’t have any problems with blind spots. There’s a backup camera that comes with the optional Navigation Package.
The Latch connectors were difficult to access. The G37 has what I call the “closed-curtain” Latch connector housing; the Latch hook is buried behind two pieces of fabric that you have to hold open with your ring and middle fingers to access. That’s a real pain.
FAMILY LIFESTAGE
In Diapers: A rear-facing infant-safety seat won’t fit well in this second row.
In School: School-age kids will have a blast in the backseat, but make sure your booster seat will work well with the side-bolstered backseat.
Teens: I recommend that this car be kept far, far away from teen drivers.
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Front overall test | {Good} |
Side overall test | {Good} |
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