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The new Infiniti performance division comes closer to reality, but what will it be called?
A 650-hp QX80 Track Spec SUV will be the first new Infiniti performance model, if the plan comes to fruition. When Christian Meunier rejoined Nissan as chairman of Nissan Americas in January, he drove ...
A 2003 Infiniti luxury crossover hit 60 mph in 6.3 seconds, beating rival SUVs in Car and Driver's tests and redefining the ...
Infiniti has recently begun sending increasingly clear signals that it wants to return to building more powerful and emotionally engaging vehicles. The luxury division of Nissan has hinted at new rear ...
Evan Williams is an automotive journalist and mechanical engineering technologist with more than a decade of experience in the industry. He has written for the Toronto Star and AutoTrader Canada and ...
As it turns out, Infiniti is serious about bringing driving enthusiasts back into the fold. The best example we have so far is that the Q50 is on a path of revitalization that will include rear-wheel ...
Whatever happens behind closed doors at Nissan and Infiniti is anyone's guess, but occasionally the brand pulls together something from left field that, whether it works or not, is fairly interesting ...
Infiniti has been teasing some intriguing ideas lately—rear-drive sport sedans and supersport SUVs are supposedly in the brand’s near future. Word on the street now is that Nissan’s luxe brand will ...
Earlier this year, we caught wind of a rumor that Infiniti had plans to get back into the sedan game with a new “Q70S” model packing rear-wheel drive, a powerful engine, and a manual transmission.
Infiniti has never been a pure sports car brand in the traditional sense, yet it spent years building performance machines with far more character than many people now remember. At its best, the ...
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