Where is Infiniti Going
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Date: 2019-11-04
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Clark W
I've had a 2007 G35 Coupe, a 2011 G37 Coupe, and lastly a 2015 QX50. And when it came time to re-up into a new one this past spring, there wasn't one compelling vehicle for me to get into. The new QX50, while beautiful, is now too large and has ditched everything that made the previous model unique - that being it's sportiness. I really loved my QX50, it was fun, reliable and while dated on the inside, I didn't mind that at all. I left the brand and got into a Golf R and couldn't be happier, it's an amazing ride. I don't think Infiniti knows what they hell they're doing, despite any plans they may have on the table, they seem to be all over the place, and never in the right place.
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I've had a 2007 G35 Coupe, a 2011 G37 Coupe, and lastly a 2015 QX50. And when it came time to re-up into a new one this past spring, there wasn't one compelling vehicle for me to get into. The new QX50, while beautiful, is now too large and has ditched everything that made the previous model unique - that being it's sportiness. I really loved my QX50, it was fun, reliable and while dated on the inside, I didn't mind that at all. I left the brand and got into a Golf R and couldn't be happier, it's an amazing ride. I don't think Infiniti knows what they hell they're doing, despite any plans they may have on the table, they seem to be all over the place, and never in the right place.
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Kevin Barry
Where is it going? Off a cliff. Already pulled out of Australia and a few other markets. Sales are not doing well in United States. Never heard of reviewer's not being allowed to use their cameras; probably because they don't want us to see the new vehicles. Because then it would be very obvious that they are in fact quite old. With Nissan basically becoming the brand for people with subprime credit, what can their luxury brand be useful for.
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Where is it going? Off a cliff. Already pulled out of Australia and a few other markets. Sales are not doing well in United States. Never heard of reviewer's not being allowed to use their cameras; probably because they don't want us to see the new vehicles. Because then it would be very obvious that they are in fact quite old. With Nissan basically becoming the brand for people with subprime credit, what can their luxury brand be useful for.
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