Most luxury sedans try to do everything fairly well, while taking no risks that might turn off a potential buyer. The typical end result: a car with few memorable characteristics, good or bad. Despite a “have your cake and eat it too” powertrain, the Infiniti M35h is not such a car. You might not like everything about it. But you will remember it.
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Timothy - Yes, I am up to date on the updates. I have noticed marked improvements. Oddly every issue I currently face surrounds keeping track of time, both on the audio side...
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