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The Infiniti G Sedan is a rear- or all-wheel drive D-class sedan whose main competitors are Audi A4, BMW "troika", mercedes c-class and of course, Lexus IS. It is the fourth generation of the model, which appeared in 2006. In the winter of 2013, the company introduced a successor called Infiniti Q50. Now the four-door is offered with two petrol engines of 2.5 (222 hp) and 3.7 (330 hp) liters. For the last power unit, an all-wheel drive system is available that connects the front axle in the event of a rear slip. Produced in Japan.

The Infiniti Q60 (G Cabrio) is a rear-wheel drive, four-seater convertible with a power-assisted hardtop. The debut of the model took place in 2009. An open two-door was built on the same proprietary FM platform as closed compartment. Nevertheless, the convertible received a slightly modified appearance and other suspension settings, shifted towards increased comfort. But the power plant is the same - a 3.7-liter "six", paired with a seven-speed "automatic". Serial production of a convertible has been established in Japan.

The Infiniti Q60 (G Coupe) is a four-seater coupe that appeared in the brand's lineup in 2007. It is noteworthy that the two-door is available in both rear- and all-wheel drive versions. As a power plant, the model uses a 3.7-liter gasoline engine (333 hp and 363 Nm). The “chip” of the coupe is the rear wheels that can turn. The gearbox is a seven-speed automatic with paddle shifters. Sprint from zero to "hundreds" overcomes in 6 seconds. Produced in Japan.

Infiniti Q70 is a five-seater business class sedan. Drive rear or full. The engine is petrol. Gearbox - 7-speed automatic. Clearance - 145 mm. Produced in Japan.

The Infiniti Q70 (Infiniti M) is a rear- or all-wheel drive E-class sedan. It is the third generation of the model. With a length of 4,945 mm, the Infiniti Q70 is the largest four-door brand. The list of engines includes atmospheric engines with a volume of 2.5 (222 hp), 3.7 (333 hp) and 5.6 (408 hp) liters. The plug-in all-wheel drive system is offered only for modifications with a 3.7-liter engine. The gearbox is a seven-speed automatic with sport mode. Serial production of the model has been established in Japan. In the Japanese market, it is offered under the name Nissan Fuga.

The Infiniti QX30 is a mini crossover based on the Q30 hatchback. Equipped with turbo engines: 2.0 liter petrol and 2.2 liter diesel. Transmissions: 6-speed "mechanics" or 7-speed "robot" with dual clutch. Issued in the UK.

Infiniti QX50 (Infiniti EX) is an all-wheel drive mid-size crossover that appeared in the model range of the brand in 2007. In 2010, the car underwent a slight restyling and modernization of power units. A V-shaped 2.5-liter “six” (222 hp) appeared in the list of engines, and the 3.5-liter engine gave way to a more powerful power plant of 3.7 liters (330 hp). Both motors are aggregated by a seven-speed "automatic" with the possibility of manual switching. Differs in rich basic complete set. Among the interesting options is a surround view system consisting of four video cameras.

Infiniti QX56 - rear-wheel or all-wheel drive seven- or eight-seater full-size SUV. The premiere of the Infiniti QX56 took place in January 2004 at the Los Angeles Auto Show.

The Infiniti QX80 is a premium all-wheel drive SUV. It is noteworthy that the car is offered in both seven and eight-seater versions. The premiere of the third generation took place in 2010 at the New York Auto Show. It is noteworthy that, unlike the two previous generations, the model for the first time began to use the platform Nissan Patrol. Under the hood of an almost three-ton SUV, a 5.6-liter petrol V8 (405 hp and 560 Nm) is installed. Gearbox - "automatic" for seven speeds. Produced in Japan.