Infiniti Improves QX56 for 2008

Source: Automobile

A quiet introduction would have to do for the 2008 Infiniti QX56, their biggest SUV. It was launched just a couple of days ago at the biggest motor show this year, but very little if any coverage was given to it. Rightly so, given that when placed next to the particularly odd Bevel concept and the very important car-based Rogue compact crossover vehicle at parent company Nissan’s display, the luxury division’s offering just didn’t stand out. The 2008 QX56's changes are purely... Read More

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