Bought a FX35 to accompany my G37

[zoiks]

Well, it's for the wife but I'll be driving it too. 2012 FX35 for about $33k out the door with 19600 miles (over 20k now). Wish it was a different color but I couldn't find a car for about that price that had Navigation and that wasn't a formal rental with less than 30k miles.

I live in the bay area and flew down to Los Angeles to buy this and drove it back up the next day. Drives great and is very comfortable. We needed this for the baby and for more space and the IS250 wasn't cutting it. Only drawback is the gas consumption and the visibility. We can work with both since the car has pretty good side/back cameras and commute is less than 3 miles each day.

My other car (which i love).

Disclaimer: I suck at the photos

 

[MongGrel]

Nice !

 

[OlafSicky]

Looks bulky

 

[MrCassdin]

That... is really nice.

 

[zoiks]

Looks bulky

It does look bulky and you can likely get other vehicles with more room for a cheaper price (RDX etc) but they didn't drive as well as this.

 

[MrCassdin]

Bulky is in right now, seems like every car has a huge front fascia. I think it looks good on most cars actually. I'm actually happy to see cars with near verticle front end now - since the late 90s we had too many swept front end cars. 🙁

 

[Viper GTS]

Bulky is in right now, seems like every car has a huge front fascia. I think it looks good on most cars actually. I'm actually happy to see cars with near verticle front end now - since the late 90s we had too many swept front end cars. 🙁

It's not a style thing, although I tend to agree that it is a good look. It's being driven by pedestrian safety standards.

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