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mk @ May 1st 2008 2:46PM
how about a small coupe, or sedan under the G size, based on the shortened 370Z arrangement, with I4 and V6 options.
Infiniti won't do FWD, they'll leave that to Nissan or Renault.
I wonder if this will revive the "I" or "J" moniker.
But definitely not another bogus CUV abomination.
MikeW @ May 1st 2008 8:46PM
If Infiniti won't do front wheel drive, then they won't do an I4.
VQ25HR!!!
mk @ May 1st 2008 10:51PM
Yeah, because nobody does a RWD I4, not the 1 series, Genesis Coupe, or anyone. Not even Nissan's own 240SX.
What the heck would preclude an I4 with RWD?
Not saying that a V6 would not be an option...