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Sandro @ Jan 15th 2008 2:34PM
I partially agree with John R in using the GT R mill, but it should be utilized in a "flagship" vehicle.
Infiniti is still trying to achieve luxury status and a halo car would help them in their quest. Saying all that; I do not want to criticize the performance of the "M" in anyway whatsoever. The M is a much better driving vehicle than some of the import luxury lines, but it still does not impress customers as a luxury vehicle like Lexus has done.