titan
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I agree 100%. This is a very, very sexy car. All I'm hoping for is another rim choice.
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Infintis are not just "Nissan rebadges," and haven't been for some time. During the days of the I30, QX4, etc., sure. Not anymore (USDM). The only notable exception is the QX56, and thats understandable. The Z shares the basic platform with the G cars, but there's no rebadging there.
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Here are pics of the MDX Concept
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This looks like the little card that goes in my Camera. I guess it's for music. Cool feature. And they put the power seat controls in the correct spot. Happy to see they really listen.
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I can see your point. It doesn't scream luxury to me either. The M's interior does. The Enclave concept's screams it so loud I'm deaf in one ear, lol. That said, I think in person the interior will impress. It doesn't ooze and drip luxury, but it is luxurious, IMHO. I think the interior with Rosewood will be much nicer. It'll bring warmth into the cabin.
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Yeah, that's my thinking too. I'm a Nissan/Infiniti fan, that's about it. I like the new GS, and the ES a little. I respect the new IS's credentials, as well as the TL. That's about it for Japanese cars.
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You think so. I think it looks great. Also, it looks real. We'll find out with the official press releaes, but I think it's real. Much nicer than the $h! found in the Avalon, IMHO.
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I like the new steering wheel, much more thant he old one. The basically gave a production version on the Coupe Concept's interior. I think it looks good. Clean, unclutered. The guages look great. One interesting thing to note is that they kept the moveable guage been that tilts up and down with the position of the steering wheel, so you always have perfect sight lines.
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With the new pics, I like it a little more. The front blends into the body nicely. Also, on the first pics you couldn't see the indentation on the lower part of the doors in the profile. Doing that cuts the visual height of the car, and makes it look less slab sided. The only thing I'm looking for are a different set a wheels.
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Here are more pics. A complete interior pic.
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Hehehe
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Everyone, look to the right of the guage cluster. I can't tell, but is that a starter button? If it's not, I wonder what it is.
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It's an all-new, next gen car. Not just a redesign. I just doesn't look that different.
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DAMN!!! I love it. That $h! is hot. Very aggresively styled. Again, they've kept the clear lense taillamps, but they look damn good.
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OFFICIAL PICS.
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Agreed. It's needs some real world angles. Not bird's eye angles...
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No. The Altima competes with the Fusion/Camry/Sonata. This competes with the next step up; 500/Avalon/Azera, respectively.
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I'm really interested in what the powertrain (or powertrains) will be.
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I think their attitude they didn't want to fix what wasn't broken. ... not saying they were right or wrong. I just think that's what they're motivation was.
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Keep in mind we haven't seen the whole interior. The only interior pics are very close shots of the guages, and the center stack. Personally, I don't think the interior will disappoint. I wonder what it'd look like with a Rosewood interior.
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I like it. I always like the Max's rear. The only thing that has changed is the lower bumper, between the tailpipes. The basically revised (fixed) the front, and got rid of that awful tooth. The interior's beautiful, IMO. Simple, rich looking. I love the looks of both the wood and metal variations. I'd take this over Avalon, Azera, or 500 in a heartbeat.
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The official pics should be out tomoroww. I like the looks of the rear alot. It's similar to the Maxima's rear. Also, I love the aggressive wheels shown, and the detailed lips around the tailpipes is very nice. Also, looking at the wheelbase, the car seems to have grown a bit. I'm sure it's as big as the Camry now.
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Also. Thank goodness they got rid of those ugly amber guages. I love the look of the new ones.