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Old Jun 8, 2005 | 12:12 PM
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Originally Posted by djjoshuad
the opinion I have to offer on this subject is that the G35 coupe and the TL are very different cars. The G35 is much more of a sportscar. There is not nearly as much room in the passenger seat or in the back, but it is faster and should handle at least equivalently. RWD with an engine like the G35's can be "interesting" to say the least, if you are not used to RWD. Since you avatar indicates that you are accustomed to a mustang, the G35's feel may be more to your liking long-term. The FWD of the TL drives a little bit diferently, although I think you'll find it more than satisfactory long-term. As far as problems and maintenance go, FWD and RWD cars are inherently different in these areas. Your sig says you have both types, so you already know that . Acura has been having tranny problems lately, but they are more than happy to fix them for you. Nissan and Honda are both well-known for reliability and ease of care. Myself, I am about to drop $600 for my 45k mile service on an '02 TL... I probably would have chosen the G35, if not for the fact that at 6'6", I don't fit in any seat but the driver's one. I'm more than comfortable riding passenger in the TL if I have had a few drinks and my wife must pilot
I know they are different cars & am familar w/RWD & FWD differences h:

That's not what I was looking to discuss.

What did you have done for $600 @ 45k miles?
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