G37 ipl red seats

G37 ipl red seats

Finding brand new Monaco Red seats for an Infiniti G37 IPL in 2026 is a significant challenge because the G37 ended production in 2013 (rebranded as the Q60 until 2015). However, you can still achieve a “new” result through two primary routes: OEM Component Assembly or High-End Used Sets.

1. The “Brand New” Route (OEM Parts)

You can technically “build” a new seat by ordering the individual components from Infiniti’s parts heritage catalog, though it is extremely expensive.

• Cushion Covers (Monaco Red): * Part Number: 87370-1NL2A (or similar depending on the specific side).

  • Price: Approximately $1,900 – $2,500 per cover.

• Lower Seat Assembly: * Price: OEM listings for a complete brand-new lower assembly in Red are currently priced near

• Headrests (Red with Embroidery): * Price: $350 – $750 each.

Note: Because of these prices, most owners buy a used seat frame and purchase New OEM Leather Skins (Cushion Covers) to make the seat “new” for a fraction of the cost of a complete assembly.

2. The “Like New” Route (Used Sets)

Since the IPL was a limited-production model, the Monaco Red interior is highly sought after in the enthusiast market.

• Availability: Complete sets (Front seats, Rear seats, and Door panels) occasionally appear on eBay or specialist Infiniti recyclers.

• Estimated Market Price

  • Full Interior Set (Front/Rear/Door Cards):

  • Single Front Driver Seat: $500 – $900

• Where to Look: * eBay Motors: Look for “G37 IPL Red Seats OEM.”

  • MyG37 Forums / Facebook Groups: Enthusiast-owned parts are often better maintained than salvage yard finds.

3. Key Features of Genuine IPL Seats

To ensure you aren’t buying a standard seat that has been dyed red:

• Stitching: Genuine IPL seats feature Red Contrast Stitching even on the non-red portions of the interior (like the steering wheel and shift boot).

• Bolsters: IPL seats use the “Sport” frame with deeper side bolsters and an extendable thigh support (manual pull-out).

• Silk Finish: The Monaco Red leather has a specific semi-matte finish; if it looks very shiny, it has likely been poorly repainted or “re-dyed