Archive for the ‘G37 Convertible’ Category

Nissan says the 2009 Infiniti G37 Convertible will be priced from the low $40,000 range.

The Japanese automaker says the Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) is $43,850 for the G37 Convertible; a Sport edition with a manual transmission is $50 more, at $43,900. That makes it a direct competitor for the likes of the Mercedes-Benz SLK two-seat roadster and the BMW 3-Series Convertible, which has slightly more room for rear-seat passengers. The Volvo C70 and Saab 9-3 Convertible also are close in price and mission to the new Infiniti.

We drove the new Convertible a few weeks ago--and in case you missed our first drive, you'll be...

It's been more than a decade since Infiniti sported a convertible in its lineup. With the 2009 G37 Convertible and its clever, pretty folding hardtop, it's clear that this is one haircut Nissan's luxury brand won't regret.

We drove the new G37 Convertible in Southern California, a sort of test lab for all things that have lost their head and found it to be a rare example of how that's supposed to work.

Swift performance, great looks and a raft of sun-loving features are all baked into the new version of the G37, which joins Coupe and Sedan versions of the same architecture at the top of TheCarConnection.com's ratings for luxury sports...

You already know which new car's your favorite, and here at TheCarConnection.com, we have some favorites, too. But when it comes to entertaining us at the wheel with great music and excellent music interfaces, which cars truly rock?

Spending $30,000 on a new car is easy to do--and yet, some luxury cars do a terrible job of bringing star-quality audio to their owners. On the flip side, some cheapo compacts have excellent stereo options, and the aftermarket offers a myriad of ways to upgrade your sound.

TheCarConnection.com's editors think it's easier to find a great car with a great sound system straight from the factory. Just by ticking an...