2014 Infiniti Q50 Costs $37,355, Comes With Free IPad
Initially unveiled during the Detroit Auto Show in January, Infiniti just announced pricing for its Q50 sport sedan – the replacement to the G37.
Starting at $37,355 including delivery, entry climbs to $48,805 for the all-wheel drive hybrid model sport. Every model comes with a seven-speed automatic transmission and as previously reported the hybrid model comes with a 3.5-liter V6 rather than the 3.7-liter powerplant. That’s the same hybrid system currently found in the M35h sedan.
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Pricing announced today is specifically being referred to as “introductory,” which suggests the MSRP might climb once the car reaches dealers this summer. Placing that preorder also gets buyers a free iPad Mini. The brand is also offering it’s “popularly equipped” Q50 premium model with an optional navigation system for $42,605.
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Apart from the drivetrain changes, Infiniti is also abandoning the familiar button-based infotainment system found in both its and Nissan’s cars for a new touch screen system.
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