Geneva Gallery: 2011 Infiniti M

by Edward Niedermeyer

March 3rd, 2010 2:04 PM

Some cars just have to be seen in person to be properly fathomed. I think that’s what’s going on with the new Infiniti M. In any case, it’s hard to imagine that this model will be able to fly under the consumer radar with the stealth of its predecessor. Luckily Nissan will have the off-putting eco-pedal option to blame for a tepid consumer response. You know, in case the hints of Maserati about the design don’t translate into real life.

#Design #FutureVehicles #Infiniti #M

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Lexingtonian on Mar 04, 2010

While I do like the looks of the exterior, the interior shots I've seen of the new M have been fantastic. I don't think the exterior styling is as good as the new E-class, but I've yet to see a car that has a better looking interior than the new M.

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Panzerfaust on Mar 04, 2010

Its kinda got a Panamera thing going on, only its pretty.

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