G35s

G35s is a plural reference to the Infiniti G35 line, a compact executive car produced by Infiniti (the luxury division of Nissan) in the early to mid-2000s. The G35 name covers two main body styles from that era: the sedan and the coupe. The term G35s is commonly used in informal writing to refer to multiple variants of the model, rather than a separate model name.

All G35s share a common platform and drivetrain characteristics. They use a 3.5-liter V6 engine (the VQ35DE) and rear-wheel drive as standard, with all-wheel drive offered on select sedan versions. Transmission choices included a 5-speed automatic across most trims, and a 6-speed manual was available on certain coupe configurations, appealing to driving enthusiasts. Power output generally falls in the 260–280 horsepower range, with torque around the mid-200s pound-feet, varying by year and market.

Introduced in the early 2000s as a successor to Infiniti’s I-series, the G35 combined performance with a relatively refined interior and comfortable ride. The coupe emphasized sport-oriented handling, while the sedan provided greater practicality. Design elements featured a long wheelbase, tapered rear profile on the coupe, and a driver-focused cockpit with contemporary infotainment and upscale materials for its time.

The G35 lineup remained in production until it was gradually succeeded by the Infiniti G37, which appeared in the late 2000s and carried forward the family’s performance-oriented ethos. The G35s designation thus reflects multiple variants within a single model family rather than a separate model.