2005 G35 coupe/sedan changes
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Originally posted by Xenthar
I believe i remember seeing november or december 2004
I believe i remember seeing november or december 2004
Here is my dilemna. I have really been considering buying a G35 sedan.. the G35x (AWD version) to be exact.
Now that I know the newer model will be slightly more powerful, should I pass up the current financing special (1.9% for 36 months, 2.9% for up to 60 months) that is offered until September 24th and just wait till the 2005 model comes out.......or should I take the plunge and get the 2004 model with the financing offer?
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Originally posted by Xenthar
Ya...lexus does sell alot more, which is good, but thats why its losing its exclusivity. Its as common as toyota or honda. i actually hope that infiniti doesn't sell to the point where you see a few on the road next to you whenever you drive somewhere.
Ya...lexus does sell alot more, which is good, but thats why its losing its exclusivity. Its as common as toyota or honda. i actually hope that infiniti doesn't sell to the point where you see a few on the road next to you whenever you drive somewhere.
Originally posted by Dynasty SC
i completely agree... maybe its just living in the urban areas of california..... but there are wayyyy too many lexus' on the road.... everyone and their mother has one... i also think the ES looks like a toyota...
i completely agree... maybe its just living in the urban areas of california..... but there are wayyyy too many lexus' on the road.... everyone and their mother has one... i also think the ES looks like a toyota...
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Originally posted by mmarshall
How about AWD for the coupe? Up to now only the sedan offered it. I didn't see it listed here on the new coupe specs.
How about AWD for the coupe? Up to now only the sedan offered it. I didn't see it listed here on the new coupe specs.
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Originally posted by Dynasty SC
i completely agree... maybe its just living in the urban areas of california..... but there are wayyyy too many lexus' on the road.... everyone and their mother has one... i also think the ES looks like a toyota...
i completely agree... maybe its just living in the urban areas of california..... but there are wayyyy too many lexus' on the road.... everyone and their mother has one... i also think the ES looks like a toyota...
You want exclusivity, don't buy an ES. Buy a LS.
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Some people complain that the LS looks too much like M-B products. I say who cares?......Like I've mentioned in several posts, buy and drive the car that YOU want, fits YOUR needs best, and what YOU can afford.
Lexus makes darn good products....if there are a lot of them in urban CA (like here in the D.C. area) , then it shows that there are a lot of people with money AND sense.
With that, I'll get back to topic.
Lexus makes darn good products....if there are a lot of them in urban CA (like here in the D.C. area) , then it shows that there are a lot of people with money AND sense.
With that, I'll get back to topic.
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