Report: Infiniti M Sedan to Play Flagship Role For the Forseeable Future
Infiniti has had tremendous success with the G series of “entry-level” luxury sport sedans, rivaling industry leaders like the BMW 3 Series, but when it comes to full-on flagships, Nissan’s luxury arm has only ever produced failures. With the introduction of the new M for 2011, Infiniti is now saying it has no plans to [...] more

Infiniti G37 20th Anniversary Edition Models Celebrate Two Decades of Sporty Japanese Luxury
To celebrate 20 years since it first began selling cars, Nissan’s Infiniti luxury division has announced 20th Anniversary Editions of the brand’s most popular model, the G. These special editions models get an ultra-premium Graphite Shadow paint with Monaco Red leather interior. The Coupe and Convertible come with Red-toned Maple accenting and the two Sedan [...] more

Geneva 2010: Infiniti M35 Hybrid World Premiere is Short on Details
With Infiniti having just joined the European marketplace in recent years, the luxury arm of Nissan is looking to make a big impression by introducing fuel efficient diesel models, as well as the brand’s first ever hybrid. The M35 Hybrid is based on the new M platform and uses the previous generation’s 3.5-liter V6. This engine [...] more

Chicago 2010: 2011 Infiniti M56 Makes Public Debut at Chicago Auto Show
Infiniti made a last minute decision to show its products at the Chicago Auto Show and so it took some searching to find the brands new 2011 M model tucked away in a back corner. But it was worth the hunt. Infiniti actually showed the car to us at a private event during the LA [...] more

Chicago Preview: 2011 Infiniti M37, M56 Set for Public Debut
While the media was given a sneak peak at the all-new 2011 Infiniti  M37 and M56 models at a private event a few months back, the cars will be on public display for the first time at the Chicago Auto Show. After dropping out of most auto shows last year, skipping LA and then Detroit [...] more

Report: Infiniti Considering Entry-Level Front-Drive Model
With companies like Mercedes, BMW, Audi and Lexus all looking down-market, it’s no surprise that Infiniti is exploring its future and its expansion possibilities with a new entry-level model. What is surprising, however, is news that an entry-level Infiniti may in fact be a front-drive model. According to Larry Dominique, Nissan North America’s VP for product [...] more