The version descapotada of the G37 that today we bring to you our blog of the engine offers the finished some of the first quality for those drivers who want desmarcarse of the rest. The exclusive convertible of the luxurious mark of Nissan, it is characterized by the good taste with which it is designed and constructed, in addition to for his noble behavior in highway.
His elegant bodywork hides an engine placed in front position of six cylinders arranged in V and 3.696 cc from cylinder capacity. This V6 delivers 320 CV of maximum potency to 7.000 revolutions per minute. Of rear propulsion, the change can be a manual of six relations or automatically of 7 speeds. With this set Goatish Infiniti G37 it goes on of stopped to 100 km / h in something more about six seconds and has his maximum speed limited electronically to 250 Km / h.
The consumptions go off if we use the car for city being able to reach more than 17 liters every 100 kilometers. In highway the G37 it spends slightly less than 9 liters and if the trip is mixed rubs 12 liters. As for the level of pollutant emission, this one reaches 275 grams of CO2 per kilometer in his version with manual change.
Thanks to his more than 4,6 meters long and a distance between 2,85 meters axes, two rear squares that the G37 presents s on quite comfortable, bearing in mind the proper limitations of a rafter. The porter has a capacity of load equivalent to 366 liters.
Goatish Infiniti G37 is provided with a refined and finished equipment of series that it includes: leather seats calefactables, optical groups bi-xenon, an information system and communication named “Conectiviti“, camera of rear vision for help to the parking, system of navigation that includes hard disk of 30 GB and a team of sound signed by the prestigious house Bose with up to 13 loudspeakers (finished premium).
The price of this wonderful sports report of 56.100 euros.
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