Next Infiniti Flagship (Q50 ?? ) Flagship Rendering in Japanese Magazine . . .
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Next Infiniti Flagship (Q50 ?? ) Flagship Rendering in Japanese Magazine . . .
I don't read Japanese but can see 5.0 L V8 there^^^, could be the next Nissan President/Cima/Infiniti Q50 ???
There's also an Infiniti COncept Q debut in the Detroit Auto Show next month . . .
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Aston Martin DBRS9
Audi Q7 V-12 TDI prototype
Changfeng (Chinese Automaker)
Chrysler Nassau coupe
Ferrari 599 GTC
Great Wall (Chinese Automaker)
Great Wall Hover SUV
Hummer H4
Hyundai CV minivan
Hyundai Terraron
Inifiniti Concept Q
Jeep Trailhawk
Mercedes-Benz S-Class Convertible
Mitsubishi Evo X
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution prototype
Nissan Rogue
Pontiac rear-wheel drive sedan
Volvo XC 60
Zhongxing (Chinese Automaker)
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Isn't that the M? Or the G? I hope the actual Q will look more distinguishable from its sibling than that rendering.
Good luck to Infiniti selling more than 100 Q's per month, which will be a growth of more than 1000% from the current Q.
Good luck to Infiniti selling more than 100 Q's per month, which will be a growth of more than 1000% from the current Q.
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That were selling 2 to 3 hundred per month a few years ago, only dropped to less than 100 per month the last couple years. So if a new one can sell 7 or 8 hundred per month, that would be a big improvement already.
I think they will have a new redesigned Nissan President/Cima flagship in Japan anyway, so it's worth another try in America I think, they have nowhere to go but up.
If Acura really comes out with a large size V8 flagship, that would make it even more interesting . . .
I think they will have a new redesigned Nissan President/Cima flagship in Japan anyway, so it's worth another try in America I think, they have nowhere to go but up.
If Acura really comes out with a large size V8 flagship, that would make it even more interesting . . .
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Not sure selling 700-800 a month is a good business case when the competiton sells 2-4 times as much. Unless the new Q is a stretched M, which is already a stretched G35 which is a stretched 350Z...that would seriously cut costs.
In comparison, the LS shares NOTHING with its brothers except the engine in the upcoming GS. After sitting and playing in one this weekend, that car clearly had Lexus engineers trying to over do themselves. I am shocked that is a Lexus.
In comparison, the LS shares NOTHING with its brothers except the engine in the upcoming GS. After sitting and playing in one this weekend, that car clearly had Lexus engineers trying to over do themselves. I am shocked that is a Lexus.
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Originally, the Q was the viable alternative to the 7 series. The LS was and is more luxury oriented and aimed at a different consumer. It would be good if Infiniti could reawaken that orientation. They might sell a lot more Q's than you think if they do.
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act together.
All I am saying is that it should not just look like a bigger G or M...
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