What's in the technology package?

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Asked by adecka Mar 31, 2008 at 04:13 AM about the 2007 INFINITI G35 Journey Sedan RWD

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if you go to the Infiniti web site, all options and packages are broken down

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In Canada - Everything (NAV, Hard drive mp3, adaptive cruise, lights that go around corners) In USA - only adaptive cruise and creepy headlights. They separated it so that people could get NAV without the gimmicks. I bought everything but tech package in the states and got all options but those two.

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Also in tech you get voice command - not as cool as it sounds as they dumbed it down for 2008 b/c ppl complained it was too complicated... for example - you used to be able to say "fm 102.1" and it would tune to that station, now all you can say is "fm" and then you have to do things manually from there. They simplified most features this way for 2008.

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yea the 08 voice commands SUCK, but i guess its better than nothing

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tech package is the dumbest package out from infiniti...g35 tech=adaptive front lighting system and intelligent cruise control

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