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Demonstrating that where you go can be just as rewarding as how you get there, Infiniti’s latest limited edition – the most seductive EX ever – comes with a VIP pass to aselection of the world’s most beautiful hotels and restaurants. Production of the EX30d Black Premium will be limited to 150 units tobe shared among all of Infiniti’s European markets. This exclusive carmarries Infiniti’s passion for luxury and performance with the passion for hospitality and fine cuisine that is Relais & Châteaux. In what could be the most unique automotive partnership of 2011, each owner of an EX Black Premium is automatically entitled to join the Relais & Châteaux Club 5C. Membership is otherwise by invitation only and the benefits simply cannot be bought. THE GETTING THERE Launched simultaneously across all of Infiniti’s European markets, each 238 PS V6 diesel-powered Black Premium offers both a stunning driveand a spectacular way to arrive. Setting off its exclusive (for an EX)Malbec Black paint are 19-inch five double-spoke alloy wheels, sunroof and polished aluminium roof rails. The interior is just as special, withits Bose® sound system, graphite leather interior and highlights of aluminium and black lacquer. Hailed as one of the world’s first coupé crossovers, the Black Premium delivers everything the EX30d is known for including dashing looks, refinement, luxury and a class-leading 550 Nm of torque. Based on the top-selling GT Premium, the Black Premium is comprehensively equipped as standard with an array of advanced technologies to top anything in the compact crossover class. Standard features include Around View Monitor, Intelligent Cruise Control, Scratch Shield paint, cornering xenon headlamps, Lane Departure Prevention and Blind Spot Warning as well as state of the art entertainment, navigation and communication systems. THE STAYING OVER As official automotive partner to Relais & Châteaux – a unique association of more than 500 of the world’s greatest hotels and restaurants – Infiniti is proud to be able to offer EX Black Premium owners something that literally cannot be bought – membership, for two years, in the exclusive Relais & Châteaux Club 5C programme. Created in 2004 as a way of sharing more of the Relais & Châteauxexperience with its most loyal clients, these Relais & Châteaux “ambassadors” are looked after more like house guests than hotel customers. Like Infiniti, the Club 5C is based on a philosophy of hospitality and in particular a passion to share some of the treasures behind the five key words – Courtesy, Charm, Character, Calm and Cuisine – at the heart of the Relais & Châteaux experience. Each Relais & Châteaux hotel has its own individual take on offering 5C members some unique gift or “Discovery Privilege”. Thus, the5C member might create their own, customised scent in the Galimard studio, or visit the market with the chef to select the produce for lunch that day. They might enjoy a guided tour of the grounds from the head gardener, or be privy to cultural or historical insights on the property and the surroundings from the general manager. It is on top of what 5C members can expect in every Relais & Châteaux establishment: a VIP welcome, personalised attention from a dedicated Concierge Service and invitations to exclusive events. Just what the Infiniti customer is already used to, in other words. And of course, every 5C member on arrival benefits from a room upgrade, availability permitting. So that the 150 EX Black Premium owners can fully appreciate what theClub 5C offers, the first sumptuous night is on Infiniti. In fact eachof the special EXs comes with a Lys d’Argent, valid for a double room for one night, dinner with drinks and breakfast for two people in one ofmore than 200 Relais & Châteaux hotels around the world. From the grandest establishments in capital cities to spectacular rural or coastal retreats, the EX Black Premium driver’s destination could be Europe – another excuse to take the EX for a drive then – or asfar afield as Morocco. Or Mexico. Or French Polynesia. With typical Infiniti attention to detail there’s even a Relais &Châteaux

hen I first drove the Infiniti M sedan late last year, I got the brutal M45 with a big, brawny V8 under the hood.
That car was a monster. It felt almost like an American muscle car, with a heavy, deliberate driving feel and a relatively soft suspension that made it seem like you were riding on bowls of Cream of Wheat. It was a great car, but it was more of a grand tourer than a true sports sedan.

Fast forward to this week, and I’m behind the wheel of another Infiniti M that costs thousands less than the last one, which would ordinarily mean it’s less fun and less extravagant.

Oddly enough, now I think the cheaper M is the better M.

Called the M35, this V6-powered sports sedan feels light, nimble and balanced, all things that the pricey M45 lacks. Where the heavier M45 plows through corners like a big NFL lineman, the zippy M35 cuts with the speed, grace and precision of a wide receiver.

I’m usually a vocal member of the “more power” crowd, but in this case I’d actually rather have the less powerful car because it’s a heck of a lot more fun to drive.

One of the reasons is that the M35 I recently drove had a very different suspension from the M45. My latest drive in the M came with the benefit of Rear Active Steer, which uses computers and electric motors to constantly adjust the rear suspension geometry according to steering input and vehicle speed. The difference is amazing, making the driver feel like they’re controlling an X-Acto knife rather than a chainsaw.

Another reason for the extra fun is that the V6 engine is a better match for the M than the bigger V8. I called the V8 “frighteningly powerful” last year because it was easy to lose control of the car with 325 horsepower under foot. In contrast, the V6 still makes plenty of power — 275 horses — but is much easier to control because it responds faster and keeps the car’s weight more evenly balanced through corners.

Both versions of the M can come well equipped with the latest gadgets to coddle you. The M35, which cost a nearly $52,000 as tested, came with a navigation system, heated and cooled front seats, a rear-view video camera to help you back up, and the high-tech rear suspension. It’s an expensive car, sure, but you get a lot of bang for the buck. There are only a couple of downsides to this car. For one, its cabin isn’t as quiet as its competitor at Lexus — the new GS — and the fit and finish don’t quite match Lexus’ lofty standards. It also doesn’t come with the same brand cachet as, say, a BMW, which can be a good or bad thing depending on why you’re buying a luxury car.

In any case, do finiti today releases the first images of its concept car for the Geneva Motor Show in March. Called ETHEREA, it is a compact luxury model that previews how a future entry-level Infiniti could look.

The pictures show an evolving Infiniti identity along with a profile distinctly different from anything currently available in the premium compact class.

“ETHEREA is about a new type of luxury for younger buyers,” said Toru Saito, Corporate Vice President and Leader of the Global Infiniti Business Unit. “It is not just a smaller version of a typically conservative and traditional luxury car.”

Designed under the direction of Senior Vice President of Design Shiro Nakamura, ETHEREA blends elements of coupé, sedan, hatchback and even crossover in one highly sculptural, near-mono volume form.

At 4.4m it is highly compact but at the same time it is space efficient and practical thanks to a new mechanical layout and innovative access arrangements.

Among its surprises are high-tech new interpretations of traditional Japanese materials and finishes, and several design cues set to make their mark on future production models – including the highly distinctive crescent-shaped C-pillar first seen on the Essence concept.

The ETHEREA makes its world debut on the Infiniti stand (Hall 1,n Tuesday 1 Maryourself a favor and save a few thousand bucks. The M3

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The 5-door SUV, Infiniti QX is a replacement model to FX version from the same company, offered in either four wheel or rear wheel drive. As far as the dimensions of the model are concerned, it has the wheel base of 106.3 inches, length of 183.9 inches, width of 72.4 inches and height of 70.7 inches. The fuel tank in the engine has the capacity to fillhe SUV model received minor modifications in the model year 2001, gaining more powerful engine, a 3.5 liter V6 version that delivers 240 hp of power. It is mated to 4-speed automatic transmission. It also gained an updated interior and exterior body styling. New features to the revised model include xenon HID headlamps, 17 inch alloy wheels and integrated analog clock.

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The 5-door SUV, Infiniti QX is a replacement model to FX version from the same company, offered in either four wheel or rear wheel drive. As far as the dimensions of the model are concerned, it has the wheel base of 106.3 inches, length of 183.9 inches, width of 72.4 inches and height of 70.7 inches. The fuel tank in the engine has the capacity to fill