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2008 Infiniti

2008 Infiniti

Infiniti MSN Autos

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Unveiled earlier this year at the New York Auto Show, the 2008 G37 Coupe will replace the G35 when it goes on sale this fall. The stylish new car follows the second-generation version of the G sedan, which was all new for 2007. The rear-wheel-drive coupe gets a new version of Infiniti’s V6 engine in addition to its new looks. The 3.7-liter V6 will generate 330 horsepower, up from the 293 horses in the current two-door G car. Infiniti officials say the new engine, with 270 lb-ft of torque, is expected to run cleaner—with a 40 percent reduction in hydrocarbon emissions—and provide a 10 percent fuel economy improvement over the old powerplant. As with the current model, the G37 will be available with 5-speed automatic transmission and 6-speed manual transmission. Also coming to market later this year is the Infiniti EX small crossover SUV. With styling similar to Infiniti’s FX, the EX will seat five passengers and will be available in rear- or all-wheel drive. The EX will also introduce a number of new innovative features including an advanced lane departure system. Not only does the system audibly warn the driver when the vehicle begins to stray out of its lane, it also works to gently bring the vehicle back into the lane by using sensors at certain wheels to activate the brakes. The EX will also feature an ”Around View Monitor” which uses strategically placed cameras to provide the driver with a view that appears to be from above the vehicle. The system is designed to help reduce blind spots when parking the vehicle.

 

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