Comparison

Infiniti G37 vs Nissan 370Z

Daily comfort and flexibility versus a lighter, more focused sports-car experience.

Infiniti G37 illustration

Infiniti G37

A naturally aspirated V6 performance car with genuine daily comfort, broad parts support, and enough personality to remain relevant.

Nissan 370Z illustration

Nissan 370Z

A compact, rear-drive sports car built around a simple formula: two seats, a strong V6, and a huge modification ecosystem.

CategoryInfiniti G37Nissan 370Z
Typical used range$7,000–$17,000$12,000–$32,000
Engine3.7L VQ37VHR V63.7L VQ37VHR V6
Factory output325–330 hp332–350 hp
Torque267–270 lb-ft270–276 lb-ft
DrivetrainRWD / AWDRWD
Manual availability6-speed available6-speed available
Approximate weightApprox. 3,550–3,850 lbApprox. 3,230–3,500 lb
Ownership riskModerateModerate
Best fitDaily-driven luxury performanceTwo-seat sports-car focus
Dolvren project score8487

Which one makes more sense?

G37 is strongest for daily-driven luxury performance, while the 370Z is strongest for two-seat sports-car focus. The answer depends on the exact configuration, the quality of the individual car, insurance, maintenance reserve, and how often the car must serve ordinary transportation.

Do not compare only the headline numbers

Used-car ownership is affected by tires, brakes, modifications, records, accident history, and deferred maintenance. Use this table as a starting point, then inspect the exact year and trim you intend to buy.

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