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		<title>Infiniti Revives The &#8220;Q&#8221;</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Infiniti has decided to abandon its current alphanumeric strategy for&#8230;an all-new alphanumeric strategy whereby passenger cars are given the &#8220;Q&#8221; designation, and crossovers and SUVs are dubbed the &#8220;QX&#8221;. The G37, which has built up substantial equity over the last few years, will be renamed the &#8220;Q50&#8243; for the sedan and &#8220;Q60&#8243; for the coupe. [...]]]></description>
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<p>Infiniti has decided to abandon its current alphanumeric strategy for&#8230;an all-new alphanumeric strategy whereby passenger cars are given the &#8220;Q&#8221; designation, and crossovers and SUVs are dubbed the &#8220;QX&#8221;.</p>
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<p>The G37, which has built up substantial equity over the last few years, will be renamed the &#8220;Q50&#8243; for the sedan and &#8220;Q60&#8243; for the coupe. The M will be re-named the &#8220;Q70&#8243;. On the light truck side, the EX will now be known as the &#8220;QX50&#8243; all the way up to the Nissan Patrol-based QX, which is now the &#8220;QX80&#8243;, with the current JX and FX filling out the remaining slots.</p>
<p>The ascending numeric designations do help with creating a hierarchy based on vehicle size, and also takes engine size out of the equation &#8211; important if Infiniti ends up downsizing to smaller engines, a la the German marques.</p>
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