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Infiniti Q Re-introducing Infiniti's flagship vehicle
Infiniti Brings Back the Q!
The Infiniti Q is on the way back! Infiniti introduces the Q concept, according to insiders, which will arrive in US dealerships in 1-2 years. With its luxurious touches inside to its streamlined design outside, it’s got a “modern living” theme that makes it a top choice for the future. On the interior, it’s got a backlit instrument cluster, a color scheme that extends throughout the instrument panel, storage compartments, smart climate control using an organic grape seed filter and much more. It looks clean and emphasizes functionality, but also has the feel of home. The exterior includes some important features such as the suicide-door configuration, making the vehicle easy to enter and exit. In addition, it’s fuel-efficient and includes all of the safety features that you’ve come to appreciate in an Infiniti. http://img442.imageshack.us/img442/4...finitiqhl1.jpg http://www.imakenews.com/infinitisco...e000962183.cfm Hope this isnt a repost |
They should have renamed it to something else. The "Q" is almost associated with "fail". A new start would be the way to go.
Thanks for the info. . |
is this gonna replace M?
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Originally Posted by JOKER
is this gonna replace M?
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do they really need two huge sedans?
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Yeah, I thought the M wasn't far from the 7 series. Now Infiniti's gonna' have the M and the Q?
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not feeling that picture of the Q I'd rather buy the M anyday
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Originally Posted by FlSHRFun
Yeah, I thought the M wasn't far from the 7 series. Now Infiniti's gonna' how the M and the Q?
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Originally Posted by Sacch
Infiniti Brings Back the Q!
The Infiniti Q is on the way back! Infiniti introduces the Q concept, according to insiders, which will arrive in US dealerships in 1-2 years. With its luxurious touches inside to its streamlined design outside, it’s got a “modern living” theme that makes it a top choice for the future. On the interior, it’s got a backlit instrument cluster, a color scheme that extends throughout the instrument panel, storage compartments, smart climate control using an organic grape seed filter and much more. It looks clean and emphasizes functionality, but also has the feel of home. The exterior includes some important features such as the suicide-door configuration, making the vehicle easy to enter and exit. In addition, it’s fuel-efficient and includes all of the safety features that you’ve come to appreciate in an Infiniti. http://img442.imageshack.us/img442/4...finitiqhl1.jpg Hope this isnt a repost As for the Q cutting into M sales, the M is a midsize/executive class vehicle designed to compete with the 5-Series, E-Class, GS and A6. The Q despite its shortcomings was always intended to be a competitor to full size/luxury class vehicles such as the 7-Series, S-Class, LS and the A8. |
My source is the infiniti of scotdale's website, I didnt know, but that car does look like the intima concept.
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Originally Posted by bruddahmanmatt
Umm...WTF? Isn't that the Nissan Intima concept which was supposed to hint at the design direction for the upcoming '09 Maxima?
http://www.seriouswheels.com/pics-20...e-1280x960.jpg Nissan Intima Concept |
Infiniti needs to give the M some sexy curves. It has no curves or arches around its wheel wells. Without those accents, the M is very boxy looking....especially when compared to its main rivals in the BMW 5 and the Mercedes E.
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Originally Posted by QuadCam
Infiniti needs to give the M some sexy curves. It has no curves or arches around its wheel wells. Without those accents, the M is very boxy looking....especially when compared to its main rivals in the BMW 5 and the Mercedes E.
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Please just let the Q die in peace and bring in another flagship..... say a V8 sedan with GT-R tranny & suspension.
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Thw back looks like that ugly benz I keep seeing soccer moms driving around
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