What made GM think bringing this over was a good idea?

The IDx is never going to happen.

Assuming Infiniti doesn't get shitcanned in "a few years", that is.

Honestly yeah. I can blabber on about Cadillac or Nissan for ages in regards to how they used to be cool and lost their way, how many opportunities they missed by not building *insert concept car here* or bringing *insert foreign market car* over to the States. At this point, if they can’t figure out what it’s going…

>inb4 the Niners blow a 25 point lead

I saw a new HD in High Country trim a few nights ago. If you think the regular one with it’s oversized body and stupid jowls on it’s face looks bad, the HD is something unholy. It was like overtaking a Soviet apartment block on wheels, and once you get in front of it, they positioned the headlights just low enough so…

I’m considering the RC or the GS down the road though I’m not completely sold on the look of the former yet. The Stinger/G70 are still at the top of my list currently though I’m also contemplating some other weird/different options like a used IS F, CTS V, SS, or Ghibli. Just to shake things up a bit.

You could carve something vaguely truck-like out of a bar of soap and it would still look better than the current Silverado.

They just updated the Patrol overseas with this shit too.

Or Jim Tomsula.

I was kind of surprised at number three, though the more I think about it, two and three go hand in hand. They’re just phoning it in now. The quality gripes and that infotainment system are some of the biggest reasons why I’m ready to scrub those cars from my list.

Makes me wonder how good it would’ve actually been though. While it had the GT-R’s engine, it had the 7-speed auto and AWD from a Q70. 

*slowly raises hand*

That’s what I was referring to: the Sixteen.

It’s pretty much this. Infiniti is basically the same old Nissan formula with a nicer body on it.

They didn’t build that Q50 Eau Rouge(Along with a few other potential M and AMG competitors) and they left IPL out to dry after one model.

You know, even as a long time fan of Infiniti I won’t feel sad in the slightest to see them go. Nissan has dropped the ball with them so much that it’s hard for me to fathom them ever doing something right at this point. Good luck with that electrification push. Assuming they can pull their heads out of their asses…

Pagani: “Who wants a Huayra?”

The aftermarket.