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Aces, at least go drive the Lexus IS350. You will be impressed. [/ QUOTE ] I wanted to blend sportiness with luxury. I was under the impression the IS350 was luxury and not very sporty. |
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Aces, just go drive the car. It is very sporty with the paddle shifters and 306hp 277lb-ft of torque.
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[ QUOTE ] The G35 requires premium as well. [/ QUOTE ] The salesmen told me otherwise. [/ QUOTE ] Well, the engine is smart enough to use a knock sensor and detune the engine a bit if you are using regular gas. However, you'll end up getting worse gas mileage and performance by doing so. This isn't like a normal car where adding premium is just a waste of money. This is from the G35 forum, a user summarized what was in the owner manuals: [ QUOTE ] My 2006 owners manual states: G35 Sedans - use regular gas, but premium will give you better performance. G35 coupes - only use premium, but if not available you can mix in some regular until you can get premium. But don't accelerate hard. [/ QUOTE ] |
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my best friend just had this predicament and he test drove both cars and he just loved the speed and style of the G35, I'd say go for it
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