Infiniti, the luxury wing of Nissan, is no longer selling new models in South Africa, however, a few used models still grace the second-hand market place. To make your purchasing decision slightly easier, we list the top three Infiniti Q70 articles on AutoTrader.
1. Infiniti Q70 test drive: make sure to check these features out.
"Should you consider owning a Q70, one of the biggest selling points is the unique styling. This vehicle is aimed to take on the dominating German brands in this segment and just on the styling, the Q70 does a good job of it."
In this article, we expand on a few points to look out for when going for your test drive of the Infiniti Q70. The article focusses on the exterior styling, interior features as well as the technology fitted to the large Japanese sedan.
2. Top 3 things you need to know about the Infiniti Q70
"They're a fairly rare sight on our roads but when you do spot one, you can't help but be drawn to it. With elegant, contemporary styling and often a soundtrack that pricks the ears, the Infiniti brand certainly makes a statement."
Chad Lückhoff hones in on the top three things you need to know about the Infiniti Q70 model and argue its merits when compared to the German competition.
3. Infiniti Q70 vs BMW 5 Series vs Mercedes-Benz E-Class: Which one presents the best value for money?
"The Q70 was initially badged the M30d in South Africa before the brand implemented the ‘Q’ badge when naming all of its products in 2014. The Q70 models brought to South Africa were powered by either a 3.7-litre naturally aspirated V6 petrol engine or a 3.0-litre turbodiesel."
In this article that was published during May 2020, the Infiniti Q70 is pitted against two of its strongest competitors to find out which present the best value for money.
4. Renewed brand positioning and model nomenclature for Infiniti
"Apart from the reveal of the forthcoming new Infiniti Q50 as well as the exhibition of the limited edition Infiniti FX Vettel Version and the spectacular, championship-winning Infiniti Red Bull Racing F1 car, the luxury brand used the Johannesburg International Motor Show to introduce its new naming strategy for all its future and existing models."
In order to fully understand where the Q70 fits into the Infiniti product range, one needs to understand the naming conventions of the past and future. This article expands on the nomenclature that garnishes the rear of the Japanese vehicles.
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