Infiniti has decided to abandon its current alphanumeric strategy for…an all-new alphanumeric strategy whereby passenger cars are given the “Q” designation, and crossovers and SUVs are dubbed the “QX”.
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Tagged as Branding, Infiniti, Infiniti G37, luxury car, naming, Nissan
Tagged as Branding, Infiniti, Infiniti G37, luxury car, naming, Nissan
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