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Looking for the definitive guide to Infiniti G35 price data has never been easier. The 2008 Infiniti G35, a favorite among luxury sports sedan enthusiasts, marries power, comfort, and a distinctive Midwestern‑American design. Whether you’re a buyer exploring a used Infiniti G35 price, a dealer weighing re‑stock, or an enthusiast curious about the car’s market trajectory, this resource pulls together the most current, data‑rich snapshot of the 2008 model’s value and performance.

• Model Year: 2008
• Engine: 3.5‑L V6 Twin‑turbo (S56) – 310 hp, 260 lb‑ft torque
• Transmission: 8‑speed automatic (i‑Shift® 8GT‑E)
• Drive: Rear‑wheel drive (RWD) – optional front‑wheel drive in earlier years
• Fuel Type: Premium unleaded gasoline
• Fuel Economy: 19 mpg city / 23 mpg highway (EPA)
• Dimensions: 182.3 in L × 69.8 in W × 53.4 in H; wheelbase 114.8 in
• Weights: 4,348 lb curb weight
• Trim Levels: GL, G, G Premium, G Premium Plus; each with progressive luxury upgrades
• Key Features: Dual‑zone climate control, wood trim, panoramic sunroof, Infiniti Exclusive Ice Tuning, 9‑speaker audio system
• Safety: Anti‑lock brakes, stability control, traction control, front & side airbags, optional lane‑keep assist

Depreciation Insight

Understanding depreciation is essential when evaluating the used Infiniti G35 price versus a new model’s MSRP. After a 2008 Infiniti G35 shifts from factory to the market, it typically loses:

• 15–20% in the first year – a rapid initial drop as the car exits showroom freshness.
• 30–35% by the third year – new owners pay a premium for continuous maintenance, while age and mileage add strain.
• Approximately 50% after five years – the vehicle’s long‑term resale value captures the cumulative effect of wear, modest inflation, and increased competition.

These ranges align with industry averages for luxury V6 sports sedans. The 2008 G35’s 3.5‑L twin‑turbo configuration offers a blend of resale resilience and high owner satisfaction, cushioning but not eliminating depreciation risks. Consequently, a buyer negotiating an Infiniti G35 2008 price should expect a smoother depreciation curve compared to non-turbo powertrains.

Market Position and Comparison

When priced against similar vehicles, the 2008 G35 holds its ground especially in the Infiniti G35 price market segment:

• Acura TL – Often praised for its reliability but, on average, carrying a 5‑point lower price tag.
• Lexus IS250/IS330 – Known for luxury but typically priced 10–15% higher for equivalent trim levels.
• BMW 3‑Series (E46/E53) – Value range overlaps, but engine performance in the G35 remains a selling point for those desiring more throttle.

Comparatively, the G35’s Infiniti G35 depreciation list often ranks favorably as it loses value at a slightly slower pace, thanks to Infiniti’s aggressive reliability data and the enduring appeal of the V6 twin‑turbo platform. This positions the vehicle as a “stealth budget” of sport sedans, delivering high performance while providing a lower entry price than some rival purveyors.

What is a 2008 Infiniti G35 Worth?

While specific resale numbers fluctuate based on mileage, condition, geographic region, and market conditions, the general consensus places the G35’s value comfortably between

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