Infiniti, the upmarket Japanese car maker operated by Nissan, is pushing hard at the moment with new models in several segments, particularly in the small hatchback and SUV arenas. Now, the Infiniti Q70 is joining the sales push, with major changes for the 2017 season. It has refreshed styling front More
Upmarket Japanese car maker Infiniti has joined one the most heavily populated areas of the car market, that of the small medium crossover. A vehicle that’s part five-door hatchback, part SUV, maybe even with a touch of coupe in its shape. The new Infiniti QX30 being reviewed here is based More
The Infiniti Q50 sports sedan for the 2016 season comes with two new turbo-petrol engines that are supported by a range of new chassis technologies. The 3.7-litre naturally aspirated V6 engine has been replaced by a new 3.0-litre twin-turbo V6 petrol engine that’s offered in two stages of tune. In More
Since its return to Australia four years ago Infiniti has gone about quietly making inroads into the Australian market. Now, that is to be ramped up with plans for seven models to land by year’s end. First cab off the rank is the Infiniti Q30, which the Japanese company calls More
Upmarket Japanese marque Infiniti is bullocking its way into the large luxury SUV segment with the QX80, a giant among whopping wagons. It’s more than five metres long and weighs in at three-and-a-half tonnes. With a starting price of $110,900, its sights are set on the Mercedes-Benz GL ($114,900), Lexus More
Infiniti: there’s no end to it. Since returning to Australia three years ago, Infiniti has planned to drop off a stream of new product, from sleek sedans to sporty coupes and crossover vehicles. Recently, a special edition has been added to the company’s QX70 crossover range. The QX70 S Design More
Infiniti might have whopping great logos on the side of Daniel Ricciardo’s Red Bull racecar, but it’s still struggling in the dealerships. The company isn’t short of decent product – the QX70 is silly but extremely likeable – especially in V8 form; there’s the headline-grabbing QX30 on the way and More
Infiniti, the upmarket division of Nissan, has launched a midsize model called the Infiniti Q50. The ‘50’ indicates that Infiniti would like this model to be seen as competing with BMW 5 Series and Audi A5. Mercedes doesn’t use the ‘5’ designation, its model is the E-Class. While we appreciate More
Determined to become a major player in its class in Australia Infiniti has introduced a midsize model called Infiniti Q50. The ‘50’ indicates it’s similar in size to the BMW 5 Series and there’s little doubt Infiniti would like to tackle the big three German brands. However, at this stage More
