STYLING | 8 out of 10
Expert Quotes:
has a considerably more polarizing, some say shocking, design than the vehicle it replaces
Motor Trend
wicked
Car and Driver
Not angry in a "you used Equal instead of Splenda in my soy vanilla latte," but more of a "if you don't give me your chocolate, your money and your first born, I'm going to channel Ghenghis Khan and get 13th century on your ass."
Autoblog
looks cool and aggressive
AutoWeek
Last redesigned for 2009, the FX inherited an even more aggressive form, with a lower front grille, plus a few more styling details to the exterior—including rippled headlight and taillight designs and metallic ducts just behind the front wheels. Along with the even more aggressive shape and a lower front grille, Infiniti added quite a few styling details to the exterior—including rippled headlight and taillight designs and metallic ducts just behind the front wheels.
Inside, too, although the design of the new Infiniti FX feels warmer and more sophisticated than the previous version, it's also undeniably more cluttered. The sheer busyness of the design might bother some—with too many curves and cues that are shared with the Nissan Cube MPV—though otherwise it feels rich and elegant.
Conclusion
The 2011 Infiniti FX has a sexy shape and an aggressive road presence, but its collection of details can lead some to assess it as cluttered.
