| Infiniti Makes a Powerful Statement with its Hybrid M
Nissan's upscale division has taken the wraps off a hybrid version of its top of the line M series sedan, and it's a car that actually boasts more power than its "regular" V6 version.
The proves once again that it's no longer necessary to compromise driving enjoyment by opting for hybrid power. Sure, it adds a premium to the price and the gas you save may never make up for it, but if nothing else it offers drivers a way to get a modicum of more motivation without having to go all the way up to the V8-powered M56. more...
Infiniti M56s – Mmm, mmm Good!
Maybe you've seen the commercials, an invisible artist painting the lines of an attractive new sedan, the announcer extolling virtues such as "Forest Air" and silver flakes in the wood grain.
If you haven't, or even if you have and don't remember the car, they're talking about the new Infiniti M, the top-of-the-line sedan from Nissan's luxury division. It's a wonderful car, though not without its frustrations. more...
Infiniti G35x – Gunning for the BMW 3?
The car that finally put Infiniti on the automotive map is reborn for 2007, with new power, a new interior, and plenty of new stuff to excite the driver.
The G35 has been a huge hit for Infiniti and you can hardly drive anywhere these days without seeing them. I never drove the "first generation G" (there was a G20 back in Infiniti's early days, but Infiniti doesn't consider it a "G35" generation), but I thought it was a great looking car and the reviews generally placed it as close to the BMW 3 series as any Japanese sedan had come. more...
Infiniti's new M series is a spectacular vehicle. It's attractive,
fast, loaded with luxury and technology, and a real blast
to drive.
For what more could anyone ask?
I fell under its spell within minutes of having picked up
my tester, even though I figured I'd be disappointed because
it was the "lower" model of the M series and therefore saddled
with a V6 instead of the 4.5 litre V8. I figured it would
be like its competitor, the Lexus GS 300 AWD which was a
wonderful car though it left me pining for more "fun to drive". more...
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