Sebastian Vettel takes his Infiniti for a drive in the fast lane

Formula One World Champion Sebastian Vettel took a drive in his Infiniti. Click here to view the exciting footage.

Enjoy an amazing experience with the 2012 Infiniti G25

This is luxury that cannot be matched. It is the 2012 Infiniti G25 and you can own this impressive vehicle today. Click here to see what the G25 has to offer.

Infiniti: A brand that always makes a statement

Get behind the wheel of the 2012 Infiniti G37 Convertible today at Parkway Infiniti

We know. You know. We both know that you want this vehicle in your driveway. The 2012 Infiniti G37 Convertible - the car of the summer- is here and it's waiting for you. Click here to learn about this impressive vehicle. http://bit.ly/Ni1p06

Infiniti FX35 Limited Edition, 2012: Stylish, high-performance SUV gets jolt

When the Infiniti FX was introduced in 2003, the luxury performance SUV was a novel, if strange, idea. Now, nearly every brand has some version of a sporty crossover, which means many drivers are looking for sports car performance with SUV functionality.
Although not the sales leader it once was, the Infiniti FX continues to offer unique styling and competitive performance. For its mid-cycle update, Infiniti has given the 2012 FX a mild makeover. Most noticeable is a revised front fascia that gives the FX a decidedly more aggressive appearance. 

To generate additional interest, Infiniti is also offering a Limited Edition of the FX35. With only 500 available in the U.S., the model features Iridium Blue paint and 21-inch graphite finish wheels turbine patterned spokes. The combined look is striking and drew the attention of many motorists.
The Limited Edition features the same 3.5-liter V6 engine found in all FX35s. With 303 horsepower, acceleration is brisk, although I had to wait for the RPMs increase before the acceleration impressive. Buyers looking for more oomph should consider the FX50 and its 392 horsepower V8.
Perhaps the performance weak spot is the 7-speed automatic transmission. Although shifting is smooth, when I stabbed the gas there was a noticeable delay before any downshifting occurred. Considering  how much the engine likes to rev, this proved frustrating when tackling twisty roads that require accelerating hard out of tight corners. There is a manual mode to keep a lower gear, but the absence of paddle shifters makes this more chore than pleasure.

Luckily the FX35 allows quite a bit of speed through the turns. The suspension keeps the FX remarkably flat through the turns and low-profile tires provide plenty of stick. The process feels disconcerting, though, as the FX sits high off the ground. It definitely takes courage to push the car anywhere close to its limits.
The FX35 continues the Infiniti tradition of providing a well-designed interior and some of the latest technology. The Around View Monitor makes for easy parking, as it gave me a bird's eye view of the car. Equally useful is the Adaptive Front lighting System, which swivels the headlights while negotiating corners at night.
The FX35 proved more practical than its sleek shape suggests. With the rear seats folded down, the cargo area easily swallowed two bikes and camping gear for a quick trip to the Sierra Nevadas. Try doing that in a sports coupe

Unfortunately one habit the FX35 shares with most high-powered sports cars is frequent gas station visits. Even on the highway EPA 20 mpg estimate is hard to achieve, a premium unleaded is required.
The FX35 pricing starts at $43,700, with the Limited Edition priced at $51,550. Despite its substantial cost, it's thousands less than a similarly equipped BMW X6.
Although a high performance SUV like the FX35 might sound like an oxymoron, the FX35 is a perfect do-everything vehicle. Commute to work in the morning, haul groceries in the afternoon, and go canyon carving on the weekend. And do it all in style.

http://bit.ly/L7c4Yk

Enjoy excellence with the 2012 Infiniti M35h at Parkway Infiniti

This is truly an elite driving experience. Visit us today and test drive the amazing 2012 Infiniti M35h. Click here to learn more about this impressive vehicle.

Best of the Best 2012: Sport-Utility Vehicles: Infiniti JX35

With a starting price of just over $40,000, the Infiniti JX35 (www.infiniti.com) is one of the more cost-effective vehicles ever featured in a Best of the Best issue. It might also be the only selection ever that comes with its own concierge service. Infiniti Personal Assistant is a 24-hour service to which owners have free access during the SUV’s four-year-warranty period. On-call Infiniti representatives provide services ranging from reserving play tickets to recommending restaurants. The JX35 also comes with an abundance of safety-related technology. The options list includes a lane-departure warning system and a back-up collision-intervention feature that stops the vehicle if it senses oncoming danger while the JX35 is backing out of a driveway or view-obstructed parking space.

http://bit.ly/KMBGtw