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In the near future, the Infiniti QX30 will hit the showroom floor. For now, though, the concept version hits the stage at the 2015 Geneva Auto Show.
Power for the concept is a 2-liter turbo-four — one meant to preview Infiniti’s future turbocharged engine lineup — delivering its power to all four corners through a seven-speed automatic; power figures were not available at this time.
Competing with small premium crossovers like the Porsche Macan, BMW X4 and Mercedes-Benz GLA, the QX30 Concept boasts amenities such as Connolly saddle leather seats with blue stitching, Infiniti InTouch, and 21-inch wheels. It can also tackle dustier trails with its 7.6-inches of ground clearance.
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Goodness sakes it’s kinda vulgar! But so much brown leather and quilts (and blue two tone outside matching leather inside). I kinda like it, especially if the production vehicle replaces some of the leather with wood trim.
With the Juke, that Lexus thing from yesterday and not this, it looks like this is our new car future design language. Glad I got a Acura, it should be reliable enough that this trend will die out before I get a new car again.
Well, we all remember this week I hope, that this 2.0t is the Mercedes engine from the new C class.
Nissan knocks them out for Mercedes and itself at their engine plant in Decherd TN.
As for the car, this is just a high end Juke. And just as good-looking.
Infinity is moving towards obnoxious along with Lexus….
I like it, kind of
Constipated, gassy face, love handle flanks, squinty greenhouse, and all?
Athletic stance, smooth flowing lines, aggressive without being intimidating, yes I do
You might want to check with Hobbes on this.
Hobbs is only interested in the passenger side window, as long as he can get dog snot down the side of the car he’s happy
Hobbes is driving.
Look, when he learns to write checks that his a$$ can cover we’ll get any car he wants
Knocks that Lexus alien seed pod from yesterday out of the water.
So is this going to replace the EX37 (or QX whatever), America’s original upmarket super-cramped crossover?
It’s like I’m tripping balls and looking at a Mazda.
I like the styling.
This would be interesting with a plugin hybrid system, an electric power takeoff, and a trailer hitch.
But, then again, I say that about everything — including my Prius.
The exterior’s not bad — very Infiniti, if nothing else. I wonder if the grille will look quite as outsized in person, at least when parked next to anything other than a Lexus.
The interior, though, looks like the result of a drunken hookup between a 6-Series and a rental Ford.
And again with the glowing emblem? STAHP.