2009 Infiniti FX Features Review

July 28, 2008

FEATURES | 10 out of 10

Expert Quotes:

Around View Monitor system...uses several cameras to create a bird's-eye view of the SUV's immediate surroundings
Cars.com

enough high-tech wizardry to keep a CES attendee occupied for years
Autoblog

The 2009 Infiniti FX shines in standard and optional features, ranging from DVD navigation systems to satellite radio to Bluetooth to high-tech systems that help the driver move safely and swiftly down the road.

Cars.com notes that in the FX, Infiniti installs many new features, such as "an electronically adaptive suspension, which continually reacts to changing road conditions, is optional on the FX 50. So is Rear Active Steer, which can angle the rear wheels slightly to enhance turning precision.” Steering-wheel paddle shifters are optional, they note.

Autoblog gives kudos to Infiniti’s adaptive cruise control. All you have to do is "set the cruise control at any speed between 1 and 90 mph and the FX keeps a safe (three-second) following distance from the car ahead. It's easy, functional and could turn into a necessity for those of us in traffic-choked urban areas." Autoblog also likes the fact that the Around View Monitor "worked flawlessly during our drive and prevented us from scraping those delicious dubs when trying to fit into a parking space in San Diego's Gas Lamp District."

ConsumerGuideAuto points out other features such as "a 9.3GB hard drive to store digital media files, an advanced climate control system that filters mold and deodorizes air, a voice-activated navigation system with real-time traffic information, DVD entertainment, and a wireless cell-phone link."

TheCarConnection.com has favorite options on the new FX: Infiniti includes features editors love, such as the DVD navigation system and the Around View monitor, but it's the big, blingy 21-inch wheels that set the top versions apart and distinguish the FX Infiniti on the street.

Conclusion

The 2009 Infiniti FX has a stunning array of standard and optional features.

FEATURES | 10 out of 10Expert Quotes:Around View Monitor system...uses several cameras to create a bird's-eye view of the SUV's immediate surroundingsCars.comenough high-tech wizardry to keep a CES attendee occupied for yearsAutoblog The 2009 Infiniti FX shines in standard and optional features, ranging from DVD navigation systems to satellite radio to Bluetooth to high-tech systems that help the driver move safely and swiftly down the road. Cars.com notes that in the FX, Infiniti installs many new features, such as "an electronically adaptive suspension, which continually reacts to changing road conditions, is optional on the FX 50. So is Rear Active Steer, which can angle the rear wheels slightly to enhance turning precision.” Steering-wheel paddle shifters are optional, they note. Autoblog gives kudos to Infiniti’s adaptive cruise control. All you have to do is "set the cruise control at any speed between 1 and 90 mph and the FX keeps a safe (three-second) following distance from the car ahead. It's easy, functional and could turn into a necessity for those of us in traffic-choked urban areas." Autoblog also likes the fact that the Around View Monitor "worked flawlessly during our drive and prevented us from scraping those delicious dubs when trying to fit into a parking space in San Diego's Gas Lamp District." ConsumerGuideAuto points out other features such as "a 9.3GB hard drive to store digital media files, an advanced climate control system that filters mold and deodorizes air, a voice-activated navigation system with real-time traffic information, DVD entertainment, and a wireless cell-phone link." TheCarConnection.com has favorite options on the new FX: Infiniti includes features editors love, such as the DVD navigation system and the Around View monitor, but it's the big, blingy 21-inch wheels that set the top versions apart and distinguish the FX Infiniti on the street. ConclusionThe 2009 Infiniti FX has a stunning array of standard and optional features.  2009 INFINITI FX STYLING | [8 out of 10] Cars.com: "The cabin has the same high dashboard as did the original FX" ConsumerGuideAuto: "the 2009 Infiniti FX is redesigned, gaining freshened styling" Motor Trend: "has Infiniti stepped in the right direction with its FX redesign...?" ...

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Other Choices:

The new BMW X6 has a similar philosophy to the 2009 Infiniti FX--a coupelike body with crossover capability--but it's far more expensive than the FX, and less distinctive, we think. The Land Rover Range Rover Sport is pricey, too, but its creased lines and British heritage stand out in opposition to the Infiniti FX's organically curved body. Volkswagen's Touareg sport-ute seats five and offers a big diesel engine option--and some European cachet--for about the same price as the FX.

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Comments (1 total)

  1. By  Infiniti FX #1, Posted: 12/18/2008

    Infiniti FX

    I work at a Infiniti dealership and compared to the old FX this one takes the cake. At first we really didn't know what to think but after further examination the FX really took it to the next level.

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