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For what the Infiniti FX is—a rather tight five-passenger vehicle—it's not at all green. Read more »

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Sexy profile
Strong acceleration
Responsive transmission

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Cluttered, overwrought interior detailing
Lack of cargo space
Tight back seat

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Overall Review » 8.2

Interior / Exterior » 8

Performance » 9

Quality » 7

Safety » 7

Features » 10

Fuel Economy / MPG » 5

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16 mpg city, 23 highway (FX35 rear-wheel drive); 16/21 (FX35 AWD); 14/20 (FX50 AWD)

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GREEN | 5 out of 10

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16 mpg city, 23 highway (FX35 rear-wheel drive); 16/21 (FX35 AWD); 14/20 (FX50 AWD)
U.S. EPA

The Infiniti FX line, quite bluntly, isn't very green, as it has quite the thirst for premium gasoline. Based on several different driving experiences, our editors have seen mid to upper teens in mixed driving with the V-6 and low teens with the V-8, and EPA ratings are as low as 14 mpg city, 20 highway (for the FX50).