Infiniti G

Since 2003, the Infiniti G has embodied the Japanese premium sports sedan, positioned between compact sedans and luxury tourers, going head-to-head with rivals such as the BMW 3 Series and the Audi A4. Launched as an upmarket derivative of the Nissan Skyline, this sedan stands out for its bold design and its powertrain lineup built mainly around V6 engines, quickly making it a must-have in the dynamic sedan segment. The history of the Infiniti G is built around three main generations: the first (Z50, 2003-2007) set the tone with its clean-cut styling and exhilarating performance, the second (V36, 2007-2013) sharpened the car's aggressive styling and expanded the engine lineup, while the third (V37, 2013-2016) pushed onboard electronics and energy efficiency even further before the model was gradually phased out. Across its generations, the Infiniti G progressively adopted active safety technologies, touchscreen infotainment systems and smart transmission systems, mirroring the evolving expectations of premium customers. Available as a 4-door sedan and as a convertible (G Convertible), the Infiniti G won over enthusiasts looking for the right balance of sportiness, interior refinement and the mechanical reliability inherited from the Japanese manufacturer. Although gradually superseded by more electrified and connected offerings, the Infiniti G's specifications remain competitive on the used car market, where these sports sedans still hold undeniable appeal for fans of authentic sporty sedans.