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Infiniti New Car Guide

Coupe

2008 Infiniti G Coupe

2009 Infiniti G Coupe

$35,900 - $38,700

More style and performance than its competitors.

Sedan

2009 Infiniti G Sedan

2009 Infiniti G Sedan

$33,250 - $35,750

A Japanese sedan that outpowers the German competition.

2008 Infiniti M

2008 Infiniti M

$43,900 - $52,750

One of the best all around performance luxury sedans

Wagon

2008 Infiniti EX35

2008 Infiniti EX35

$31,300 - $36,850

A unique alternative in its class

SUV

2009 Infiniti FX

2009 Infiniti FX

$42,150 - $58,400

Bold styling and strong performance set the FX apart

2008 Infiniti QX56

2009 Infiniti QX56

$55,050 - $58,150

The imposing QX56 is the largest SUV from a Japanese manufacturer.

Infiniti has improved its fortunes and image, but many have wished for more products from Nissan's upscale luxury division.

One such new product is the all-new G37 Convertible, giving Infiniti dealers their first convertible to sell since the nearly forgotten M30. The new convertible features a 3-piece folding hard top and unique styling from the windshield back. A 3.7L V-6 lies under the hood, as the entire G lineup switches to the bigger six for 2009.

The outrageous FX SUV is all-new for 2009. Although the new FX is roughly the same size as its predecessor, it wears more aggressive new styling. The already quick FX gets two new revised engines and a standard 7-speed automatic transmission; the beefy 5.0L V-8 in the FX50 is rated at 390 horsepower.

Performance

For many, the way a car performs is a key criterion for which car to purchase. Our Velocity Index helps determine which vehicles are the best all-around performers taking in to consideration a balance of factors such as acceleration and handling.

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For more information, view our new car performance guide.

What would we drive?

Based on our Velocity Index analysis, the 2009 Infiniti G Coupe (3.7L) seems to provide a good trade-off between price and vehicle performance.

Fuel Economy

Fuel economy has long been a key decision factor when buying a new vehicle. While the EPA estimates may accurately predict your mileage with a given vehicle, they are useful for broad comparisons of vehicles. Note that many trucks and large SUVS are too heavy to be required to specify their fuel economy.

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For more information, view our new car fuel economy guide.

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