Showing posts with label Infiniti. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Infiniti. Show all posts

Monday, July 2, 2012

Infiniti Emerg-E Concept


Take a good look at the lineup of cars at Infiniti. Notice something interesting? We see several types and sizes of sedans, station wagon-like crossover, hybrid and even a large SUV, it has to offer the most expensive machine in the company. What we do not see is a clear range-topper. According to Car and Driver, this fact is not well with Andreas Sigl, the man at the head of the Formula Toyota "A halo car would help us ... It would be the gap between Infiniti and F1 be overcome." Relationship with Red Bull.

Apparently with an Infiniti version of the Nissan GT-R from the table, we do not really expect any kind of car that the halo of the pure performance of an F1 racer will get bad. However, the available options Infiniti are fascinating: the Emerg-E and Essence concepts are reportedly considered for production.

The Essence Concept was developed by a twin-turbo, direct injection 3.7-liter V6-powered and electric-hybrid combination was good for 592 hp brake. This sounds perfect for us, like Halo, but a V8, which have the potential, too. Meanwhile, the Emerg-E concept in collaboration with Lotus with components borrowed from the Evora developed. The electric car with extended range car was reportedly run flat from 0 to 60 in four seconds, and simultaneously provides a 300-mile range. Infiniti may go in any direction? Beats us, but C & D is a nice solution: How about both?

Saturday, June 23, 2012

2013 Infiniti JX35

Infiniti has lost the plot. Or maybe it is processed. It depends on your perspective. Nissan's luxury brand's first front-wheel-drive, three-row crossover: the JX35. The family support is a strong contrast with the rear-wheel-drive performance cars from the automaker in recent years has become known to compete in their attempt to mimic and with the likes of BMW and Mercedes-Benz. It has done well in this endeavor, with strong sales for the last time. But take a look in your local upper-middle class neighborhood, there's a good chance that every house has three children and an Infiniti in the driveway a Ford Explorer, Buick Enclave, or (gasp!) has parked next to the Acura MDX. This is a very popular form of vehicle, and if Infiniti wants all of it is Mr. Popularity. From the outside there is not much to see, something is wrong. The JX35 is equipped with the same lascivious, windy, chrome-laden style of the rest of the Infiniti lineup, which boasts especially the M sedan. A shark-nose grille and rear roof pillar with a unique bend in the direction of the front a little aggression and help to distinguish the crossover audience.

The current Infiniti owners will be familiar with the interior. It is used by organic forms and precious materials of which it is composed. The most interesting aspect of the layout is the 60/40 split second row that slides back and forth to distribute legroom and moves as needed a few acrobatic tricks. Easier to access the third row, the seats and pop up in the neighborhood, such as grippers slide against the backrest and the seat forward, the opening of an extra-wide gap behind. More intelligent, if a child seat is installed you can still tilt and slide the seat enough to make room for someone to do the squeeze through. Of course, this person is probably not very great in the first place. Leg-and headroom in the third row are at a premium, but the backrests recline. Depending on how far back that the second row is loaded, these seven passengers quickly became a 5 +2. The base price is a very competitive $ 41,400, and four-wheel drive is available for only 1100 $, which means that virtually every JX35, functions as are my test car. A 3.5-liter six-cylinder engine delivers 265 hp to the rubber by a clumsy continuously variable transmission, which is one of the best of its kind, but pretends to be a six-course, if you switch to Sport mode, because some People still want the Steam punk fantasy that everything has to have the gears to live.

But you want to use them, the JX35 has enough power to fill gaps in traffic to attack and steal parking at your local outdoor Frank Ricard Bed Bath and beyond. It is by no means a sports car, but rather directly on the boulevards and long highway slogs, anything dynamically even remotely. Above all, I found that off-ramps will be negotiated with care. The JX35 gives wallow, unsettling feeling of being in fast corners. If you ever wondered how to speed up tilt advisory signs with the yellow symbol of the truck, I guess they had something in mind. You are better off and stroll in Eco-mode to defend using the electronic throttle, when you drive aggressively pushes violently against the foot in an attempt to save you from eating your bad gas itself. With her around the city and 18 mpg JX35 23 mpg highway (24 mpg for the mythical front-wheel-drive version) is not better or worse than average for the group. But this is not the only form of intervention on the hand or foot. The JX35 can with a $ 3,100 technology package that most of your shortcomings will be provided care ... as a driver, at least. No fewer than six different systems tap a collection of cameras and remote sensors located around the car to make it almost impossible to get in another car crash.

Turning in the direction of a vehicle in the blind spot? The JX35 warn you off when you drive to ignore the warning. At the far end of the pickup stopped at a light for you if you do not text message on your phone? Do not worry, have been hit the brakes. Annoying neighbor kids like to skateboard along your driveway every time you pull? See above, but in reverse order. Throw in Active cruise control and an automatic system and Lane Departure Prevention JX35 essence wraps you in the electronic version of an inflatable sumo wrestler suit. A separate $ 4950 premium package, which is a navigation system and an absolutely vibrant 13-speaker Bose stereo, includes you, the eyes in the sky. The Around View Monitor uses four cameras to a virtual bird's eye view of the car on the monitor, you offer your help when parking, and can also monitor and attention moving trucks on the screen while you're doing.

The most surprising aspect of these functions is that they work as advertised. I felt pretty sure that my children take the JX35 for a spin in a pinch, and they are in preschool. If you get something in this car, especially in the city to manage speed, you not only withdrawn the license, but also use your right to any machine or never eating utensils. Granted, the people who they are the best drivers in the world think you will say that nobody really needs one of these functions, and angry, they are correct. But like the brave men and women in our armed forces are using the most advanced automated arsenal available to the exercise of the hand to be trained in the fight to prevent hand, it's nice to have a buffer. I can imagine that it is also fun for Infiniti dealers no longer have the sentence, use "Unfortunately we may not like, but it's an Audi Q7 cars in our department." The JX35 is already second best-selling Infiniti car and the first place is not in sight.

Monday, June 11, 2012

2013 Infiniti IPL G Convertible


Remember that the price for access to the "entry-level luxury" room was around $ 30,000? In these days, is that the average prices of a new car, never mind something brand associated with premium cachet. Forgive us a rose-colored glasses for a moment, but we have only begins on the price of the new announcement for 2013 Infiniti G Convertible and the IPL for $ 60,600, plus $ 895 * for delivery. (If a fixed head is more your speed, the IPL G Coupe starts at $ 50,500). That's a lot of ducats. Of course, this is the Full Tilt Infiniti Performance Line model with its 343 hp 3.7-liter VQ V6, spidery 19-inch wheels, tighter suspension, sportier exhaust system and the buyer is entitled to a six-speed manual or seven select - say speed paddle shift automatic transmission, nothing to do the trick folding hard top.

In fact, Infiniti rivals from Bavaria are more 335is Coupe BMW for her ($ 60,800) and have only 320 hp. Audi and the 333-hp S5 Cabriolet is a little lighter on the wallet, meanwhile, the commander of at least $ 59,300, and offer all-wheel drive, but it is not the same sexy sound that the IPL is doing. Of course, some beautiful models of Infiniti G-30 - $ something area and there is a complete family of models between each executive wallet taken. Us? If we really wanted a luxury droptop outpost of Nissan, we'd probably give up IPL content bits and us with the much less expensive G37 Convertible - is all of $ 46,650 and 325 hp worth it - at least until the rumored for 530 hp, twin-turbo comes IPL.

Saturday, May 12, 2012

2013 Infiniti JX

If you found yourself in a Toyota showroom in search of a 7-passenger a few months ago, the dealer is the only option to take a walk around the monstrous QX. After thoroughly by the luxury, which has impressed almost drips from the door jam, you can still find themselves put off by the $ 60,000 sticker price of SUVs. At this point would be the only other option in this particular line-up, the 5-person-FX, which would mean cutting out some space would be needed.

Speed up to the present day, and you will notice that Infiniti is a brand new model squeezed right in between the solid and sporty FX QX that the automaker has called the JX. The JX is built a 7-passenger luxury crossover very ready for the competition. So, how well they stacked? Let's see.

2013 Infiniti JX specifications:

- Style: Crossover.
- Number of seats: 7
- Base price: $ 40,450.
- Engine: 3.5-liter V6 - 265 hp at 6,400 rpm / 248 lb-ft at 4,400 rpm.
- Transmission: CVT gearbox.
- 0 to 60 mph: 8 seconds.
- Maximum speed: 121 miles per hour.
- Towing capacity: 3,500 pounds.
- Curb weight: 4,280 pounds for FWD model, 4419 for the AWD model.
- Fuel consumption: 18/24 mpg (city / highway) for FWD, 18/23 for AWD.
- Cool Facts: It is equipped with 8 cup holders and 6 racks, provides an innovative way to open the third series, has tri-zone climate control, you have access to access Google Calendar, and has its own real-life personal assistant.

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