Infiniti reveals FX35
We saw the new FX50 hit the web just a short while ago, but news of the FX50’s smaller-motored sibling was suspiciously absent - leading many to speculate an all-new 3.7L FX37 was coming. Unfortunately for displacement-heads, that’s not the case. Still, the motor shared with the G35 sedan provides plenty of power for daily duties. Easing 303hp from its 3.5L V6, the FX35 comes up only 87hp short of its 5.0L V8 brother. Both come standard with seven-speed automatic that can optionally be...

Infiniti announces the FX35... still not the FX37
Click above for high-res gallery of the 2009 Infiniti FXIt is official. The all-new 2009 FX50 will not share the showroom floor with a rumored "FX37." Instead, Infiniti has chosen to keep the less-powerful sibling designated as the "FX35." That means the engine is the award-winning VQ35HR right out of the Infiniti G35 sedan -- not the sweet 3.7-liter 330-hp gem from the G37 Coupe. Under the hood of the FX, the slightly smaller six-cylinder is rated at 303 hp down just a few horses from the sedan's...

What Recession? Nissan Sales Up 3.6% Infiniti Sales Jump 7.3%
Nissan North America, Inc. NNA today reported sales of 106,921 units in March, up 3.6 percent on a daily sales rate basis. NNA posted a sales increase of 3.0 percent for fiscal year 2007, ending March 31, 2008, versus FY06.    NISSAN HIGHLIGHTS    -- Nissan-brand vehicles saw sales of 93,100 units in March, a 3.1 percent       increase on a daily sales rate basis compared with March's 97,242 units      ...

Kia Optima beats Infiniti G35 and Chevy Malibu in new IIHS test
Tests undertaken by America’s Insurance Institute for Highway Safety IIHS reveal that a number of popular 2008-model midsized sedans have shown marked improvements in their side-impact safety ratings. However, the news isn’t all good as the majority of cars tested saw only marginal improvements in their rear-crash results, a segment which costs the insurance industry around $8.5 billion every year.[source]

Infiniti Trumps Competitors Again With Industry First Tech Features On 2009 FX35 And FX50
If you've been following the premium automotive space you would remember that Infiniti was the first company to introduce the rear view camera on their Q45 flagship.If you were to ask us our favorite attributes of Infiniti, the answer would be easy...http://shows.autospies.com/gallery/2009-Infiniti-FX-76/ First to market with meaningful technologies and giving them to consumer's at a price that undercuts the competition.Well, with the new 2009 FX35 and FX50 they are raising the bar again with a new...

001 Spies The 2009 Infiniti FX35 And FX50 First On The Road- X6 Killer?
Agent 001 was invited to a special preview in San Diego of the new 2009 Infiniti FX-Series.Although we're not allowed to reveal our driving impressions until 4/23, we CAN give you the best detailed photos on earth, of the new potential BMW X6 killer.http://shows.autospies.com/gallery/2009-Infiniti-FX-76/ And we can also dial you into the sites in America's finest city, San Diego, California, home of AutoSpies.com.The all-new, second-generation Infiniti FX, which goes on sale at Infiniti dealers in...

First Drive: 2009 Infiniti FX
Click above for a high-res gallery of the 2009 Infiniti FXIt's confession-time: I've got a fetish for multi-purpose vehicles. No, I've never been a fan of SUVs. And no, the recent spate of crossovers has left me scratching my head give me a wagon or give me death!. But what I am interested in are vehicles that can exhilarate on-road while holding their own off-road. It's that same allure that had me pressed against the window of a Subaru dealership at midnight to fantasize about the 2.5RS ten years ago...

2009 Infiniti FX50 - Short Take Road Test
  Infiniti’s original FX moon buggy debuted in 2003 intending to be a sports sedan wearing a fanny pack. It handled well, accelerated smartly with the optional V-8, and looked particularly glam on its optional 20-inch wheels. It also rode as if its axles were welded directly to the body. Averaging 23,000 sales per year, the FX reached a small, mostly male audience willing to be pummeled in the name of fashion. The redesigned 2009 Infiniti FX35 and FX50 stick to the original recipe but strive...

Euro-bound Infinitis get more power, better equipment
The US market may have made Infiniti what it is today, but Nissan's luxury arm is putting more power and better equipment into its vehicles destined for sale in Europe later this year. Engineers have made 300-500 changes per car, including tweaked styling, high-end knobs, bigger brakes, better windshield wipers, improved stability systems, and a seven-speed automatic transmission. Infiniti is also planning to add the 3.7-liter V6 to the overseas 2009 FX, which is more powerful than the 3.5-liter engine...

Practical pleasure: Infiniti EX35 delivers affordable performance, smooth driving
Pavlov had his bell. Now Infiniti is chiming in with its. The first made a dog slobber; the second makes you a better driver. Infiniti's all-new EX35 has quite the collection of new and unusual gizmos to go with its well-mannered ride and reasonable luxury price in the low-$30,000s. The Lane Departure Prevention System, for example, gently teaches drivers a few manners when they drift over the line. If the isn't enough to sway you back, then the EX35 has the ability to be less subtle. Start yapping on...