For 2006, the Infiniti G35 sport coupe gets revised taillamps and projector-beam bi-xenon headlights, as well as a new front facia and side sills for models equipped with the Sport-tuned Suspension Package. Also new for the coupe is the option of Rear Active Steer, which quickens the steering ratio and uses a computer and electric motor to continuously adjust rear suspension geometry.

Available for all models is a new color: Liquid Platinum, which replaces Brilliant Silver Metallic. Premium packages now include a Bluetooth hands-free phone system.

Prices for the least expensive 2006 Infiniti G35 6MT sedan start at $31,050, while the most expensive model, the G35 coupe 6MT, retails for $33,350 without options.

The Near-Luxury 2006 Infiniti G35 sedan compares to the Acura TL, Audi A4, BMW 3-Series, Cadillac CTS, Lexus IS, and Mercedes-Benz C-Class, while the 2006 Infiniti G35 coupe competes with the Audi TT, BMW 3-Series, Ford Mustang, Mercedes-Benz CLK, Mitsubishi Eclipse, and Pontiac GTO in the Mid-Size Coupe segment.

All-new for 2003, the Infiniti G35 comes in sedan and coupe forms, powered by Nissan's ubiquitous VQ35DE engine configured to produce between 260 and 280 hp. The Infiniti G35 is set to shake up the Near-Luxury sedan and Mid-Size Coupes markets with handsome styling, excellent handling, a spacious interior, and affordable prices.

In 2003, prices for the Infiniti G35 sedan base model started at $27,100. For an estimation of this car's value today, please refer to our Used Car Valuator.