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Ever wonder what goes into designing one of the world’s most popular sedans?

The all-new Infiniti Q50, which debuted at the 2013 Detroit Auto Show, will carry on the legacy established by the G-series sedan while ushering in a new era for the Japanese luxury automaker.

More: Infiniti Q50 Design Showcased in New Video on AutoGuide.com

 

[Q50Fan]

and another one....

 

[Rayz]

The Infiniti Essence concept was my favorite concept along with the Infiniti supercar concept, now we finally get to see that design language being used on a production level with the new Q50!

 

[OngQQ.]

This new design of inifniti's to take over the G model is what was needed. Infiniti now just need to prove a bit more in the reliability department.

 

[-IQ-]

This new design of inifniti's to take over the G model is what was needed. Infiniti now just need to prove a bit more in the reliability department.

Performance is needed to. They need to aggressively bump the brand up to levels BMW, Mercedes and Audi are at. Lexus is finally doing this, time for Infiniti.

Looking forward to the day people have a hard time deciding to buy a BMW M3 or Infiniti equivalent (Q50 IPL?)

 

[strikemyrmidon]

I just feel like Infiniti needs to figure out what they want to go for in the first place. I think they're just afraid of supplanting the GT-R but man... what a shame. If they can just work out the transmission (beefier), brakes (ones that don't warp), suspension (well... just about everything), traction control/forward collision (just being able to turn it COMPLETELY off) and interior cabin noise (everything fucking rattles), it would be worth the price they're charging now and then some.

 

[ShadowQ]

**** you brought this back from the dead, lol. It's funny you say that about the rattle, when I sold the G35 every single piece of that car shook and rattled. The car was 15-years old so I guess I can't be too hard on it. Thing held together like no other though, no real engine/transmission issues.

 

[q50adix]

**** you brought this back from the dead, lol. It's funny you say that about the rattle, when I sold the G35 every single piece of that car shook and rattled. The car was 15-years old so I guess I can't be too hard on it. Thing held together like no other though, no real engine/transmission issues.

and here we are posting about a year later.

yeah, any car will have something rattling eventually.

 

[archie]

2015 with 17" runflats and I don't notice much rattling. My old car was a nissan versa so maybe I'm totally desensitized by that though.

 

[ShadowQ]

and here we are posting about a year later.

yeah, any car will have something rattling eventually.

Lol, I guess I just called the kettle black huh! Haha!