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2007 Infiniti G35S: Shifting at Speed 
Straightline | by Michael Jordan | Mon, Apr 7
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The G35S's Aichi Kikai-built manual transmission never confuses me about gate selection or gear engagement, and its totally mechanical feel is always a pleasure. If you understand that a shift lever is more than a funny arcade-style wand sticking out of the console, then you'll really a...
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