Infiniti G20 Service Manual – G20 P11 Repair manual
The Infiniti G20 is a compact luxury sedan produced by the Japanese automaker Infiniti, the luxury division of Nissan. The G20 was introduced in 1990 and has gone through several generations. Here is an overview of the Infiniti G20:
First Generation (P10, 1990–1996):
- Engine: The first-generation G20 featured a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine.
- Transmission: It was available with a five-speed manual transmission or an optional four-speed automatic transmission.
- Platform: The P10 G20 shared its platform with the Nissan Primera.
- Features: The G20 was positioned as a sporty, entry-level luxury sedan with features such as a multi-link suspension, anti-lock brakes, and available leather interior.
- Market Positioning: It was Infiniti’s smallest and most affordable sedan, targeting younger and more budget-conscious luxury car buyers.
Second Generation (P11, 1998–2002):
- Redesign: The G20 underwent a redesign for its second generation.
- Engine: The second-generation G20 continued to be powered by a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine.
- Performance: It maintained a sporty character with improvements in handling and performance.
- Features: The interior was updated with available features like leather seats, premium audio systems, and other luxury amenities.
Global Version:
- In some markets outside North America, the second-generation G20 was known as the Nissan Primera.
Discontinuation:
- The G20 was discontinued after the 2002 model year.
Legacy:
- The G20 contributed to establishing Infiniti’s presence in the entry-level luxury segment.
- The G series continued with models like the G35 and G37, evolving over the years.
As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, there haven’t been subsequent generations of the G20. For the latest and most accurate information, including any updates or new models that may have been introduced after my last update, it’s advisable to check with official Infiniti sources or contact Infiniti dealerships.
