The Nissan VQ37VHR represents the best that the Japanese brand has to offer from the famous VQ straight-6 platform. The engine was featured in the Nissan 370Z and Infiniti G37 along with numerous other Nissan and Infiniti vehicles. Due to our love of the Nissan VQ at 8020 Media, we have written numerous articles on the engine. Between our Nissan VQ37 vs VQ35 article and our Most Common VQ37 Engine Problems guide, we have most aspects of the engine covered.
Infiniti first released their G37 model back in 2008 to replace the outgoing G35. The G37 lasted from 2008-2013, earning itself a formidable reputation as a fun luxury car with solid performance. Under the hood, Infiniti put a stroked version of the engine from the G35, the VQ37VHR. The naturally aspirated VQ37VHR makes 330 hp…
The Nissan VQ37VHR V6 engine inside the Nissan 370z coupe is a fantastic and more than capable motor. It is naturally aspirated and makes between 325-350 horsepower and 276 lb-ft of torque from the factory — depending on market and trim. Like its predecessor the 350z, the 370z is ripe for engine upgrades and mods…
The Nissan 350Z & Infiniti G35 made their original debut with the VQ35DE 3.5L V6 engine. In 2007, Nissan introduced the VQ35HR engine for the final years of the 350Z and G35. Then came the VQ37VHR 3.7L V6 for the newer 370Z & G37 models in 2009. Despite these engines sharing the same VQ engine…
Nissan’s VQ37VHR engine was released in 2008 and is still in production today. It is a naturally aspirated 3.7L V6 which produces 325-350hp depending on its application. The VQ37 was built off of the VQ-HR engine series, most known for the VQ35HR which was predominantly used in the Infiniti G35 and ‘Rev-Up’ 350Z. In this…
