‘Infiniti’ Archives
Infiniti’s First Hybrid – The M35h
Hybrid cars are becoming more popular than ever due to their fuel efficiency and environmental friendliness. Infiniti, a brand known for its fine luxury automobiles, will debut its first hybrid vehicle, the M35h, at the 2010 Paris Auto Show. Often hybrid autos will sacrifice appearances and engine power in order to achieve maximum efficiency but [...]
Infiniti’s M37 Gets Revamped For 2011
One of Infiniti's more popular cars, the M37 received a slight update for 2011 with a more daring profile and wider stance. The hood is more shaped and the car's lines are smooth and sleek. Just one single trim is available but there are various optional packages available; Deluxe Touring, Technology, Sport Touring, Deluxe Touring and Premium. [...]
Infiniti Newest Entry into the SUV Market
Coming any minute now to an Infiniti Seller near you is the 2011 Infiniti QX56. The Sport Utility Vehicle has a brand new design. With a starting price of $56,000; the QX56 cost as much as the last vehicle but has tons more extras and optional features. The cutting-edge QX56 gets a 10% gain in MPG while muscle is also increased by a large [...]
New for 2011 the Infiniti M37
Just when we thought we had seen the best from Infiniti, it gets better. When Infiniti released the long anticipated G37 convertible it was warmly received and is still turning heads. However, Infiniti has a new member to add to their family, the M37, and it’s a looker. (more...)
Luxury Cars are Worth the Price
Luxury car sales have suffered more than sales of less expensive cars during this recession. That’s no surprise. People are watching their pocketbooks and spending less. Conspicuous consumption is out of vogue. Auto makers, too, are looking at their spending and cutting out less profitable brands, like Pontiac and Saturn. Why aren’t they [...]
Infiniti QX56 To Be Built Where?
Until recently, the Infiniti QX56 was produced in Canton, Mississippi, using V-8 engines made in Decherd, Tennessee. This makes sense since the U.S. is largest market for luxury SUVs. But now Nissan is planning to move production of this low volume SUV to a plant in Japan. (more...)
