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G35

Wheels

by Ed Wallace

INFINITE POSSIBILITIES
Let’s face it: Infiniti has long been considered the shy, quiet cousin of midlevel Lexus and BMW models. That situation could change with Infiniti’s new 2003 rear-wheel drive sedan, the G35 ($27,100 plus options). From the high-performance 260-horsepower engine to what we consider the best Infiniti design yet, the new G35 might have Lexus and BMW designers looking in their rearview mirrors to see who’s coming up quickly from behind. This sport sedan is well worth a test drive. Log on to www.insideautomotive.com for more information.



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