When asked what dealers are really looking forward to, Capps says their top priority "is to get deeper into the near-luxury segment with another entry. That's the biggest-volume segment within our luxury business, with about 600,000 units sold last year." Infiniti's current entry is the Infiniti G, which is available in sedan, coupe and convertible configurations. Infiniti sold 64,181 G cars last year, which accounted for 56 percent of its sales. BMW moved twice as many 3-series units in the same time.


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Maybe the G20

I'd like to see a 4 cylinder turbo small luxury sedan again.

I always liked the G20.

 

i dont think nissan should go too downmarket with infiniti. its like offering the old BMW 318ti, complete with rubber bumpers front & back. ugh. disgusting.