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Not Detroit @ Mar 6th 2008 12:53PM
The Q isn't dead; the Nissan President, from which the Q is based, is still in production for the Japanese market only. The Infiniti version of the President is not exported to the USA, where Infiniti was only sold until recently in Europe.
Here's the link to the Japanese language website for the President
http://www.nissan.co.jp/PRESIDENT/
stefan @ Mar 6th 2008 1:39PM
The cima is also still in production, it even got a facelift this month.
http://www2.nissan.co.jp/CIMA/F50/0802/index.html