The All-new Infiniti M. Arriving mid-march 2010 - Now accepting orders.
At Infiniti, we start with a vision of the senses we want to stir. Captured in flowing lines and magnetic shape. Crafted with the power to inspire. True luxury touches you.
The all-new Infiniti M embodies Infiniti's passion for crafting a more vivid luxury experience—one that satisfies each of the senses. With its fluid surfaces and hand-crafted interior materials, each line draws your eye and each surface beckons your touch.
Pricing will start $52,400 for the RWD M37 sedan. The AWD M37x will start at $54,900 which is $600 lower than the current 2010 model. The M56 sedan will start at $66,200 with the AWD version coming in at $68,700.
Performance, reshaped to ignite invigoration.
Infiniti engineers envisioned the all-new M to deliver a more fluid, naturally dynamic feeling of performance. By sculpting the power of the more than 400-hp 5.6-litre V8 and the 3.7-litre V6 VVEL engines to release like a rising wave, they crafted acceleration to feel limitless—while improving fuel efficiency.
Luxury, alive with the human touch.
Hand-crafted silver-powdered wood accents create a natural yet modern atmosphere. The custom leather was meticulously tested by touch around the world to create the perfect feel. Luxury made more sensory.
Industry-first technology, honed to anticipate.
At Infiniti, innovation is now tradition. The latest is a blind spot intervention system that warns of vehicles next to you and assists in returning the vehicle to its original lane. Our vision is a world without accidents, where technology anticipates and responds.
Presenting the all new 2011 Infiniti M56 and M37x. Pre-order yours now!
2011 Infinti G25 will get 2.5-litre from the Nissan Skyline
Inside Line has learned from an unnamed high-ranking source within Nissan that Infiniti will launch a version of its popular G sedan in the fall of 2010. The entry-level model will be called the G25 and will use the same 2.5-liter V6 Nissan uses in the Japan-market Skyline 250GT (The Infiniti G is sold in Japan as the Nissan Skyline.)
The normally aspirated DOHC engine, which is rated at 210 horsepower and 195 pound-feet of torque in Japan. That's enough to be competitive with the 3.0-liter inline-6 in the BMW 328i, which is rated at 230 hp and 200 lb-ft and it's a little stronger than the strong-selling Lexus IS 250, which is rated at 204 hp and 185 lb-ft. As of now, a G25 coupe and convertible are not planned, but if sales are brisk on the G25 sedan, both will happen.
More details as we get them........
