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The Infiniti JX crossover borrows some of the company's styling cues from the larger QX56 SUV. The new 2012 Infiniti JX crossover will likely follow the lines of the JX Concept revealed today in ...

Every carmaker will soon have at least a handful of hybrid models, and Nissan is no exception. The company’s luxury brand, Infiniti, let reporters drive a prototype version of the Infiniti JX Hybrid ...

If you look at the luxury brands' best-sellers, a common trend among many brands is that its midsize crossovers often top the list, or usually rank among the top three models. Unfortunately, that hasn ...

After weeks of drip-fed teasers, Infiniti has finally taken the wraps off its JX Concept, a preview of a new seven-seat luxury crossover that’s scheduled to go on sale next spring as the 2013 Infiniti ...

No, we aren’t talking about a new generation of Jaguar XJ saloon, but Infiniti’s contender to the luxury crossover market. This is the latest piece of the puzzle from the Japanese carmaker and it ...

We were expecting for the teaser frenzy to begin by now, so we were not exactly taken by surprise when one by one, automakers started to release the first images of their future models or concept cars ...

Bottom line: The 2013 Infiniti JX35 seems to be custom-made for distracted parents, with seating for seven, advanced and innovative driver aid technology, and a full infotainment and rear-seat ...

Ask anyone at Infiniti and they’ll tell you the new JX35 three-row luxury crossover is poised to become the brand’s second best seller overnight. 1. The JX features the world’s first Backup Collision ...

Don’t you ever wish car companies would get with the program and hire a real expert? Not some stuffy pinstriped suit but rather a parent, like yourself, who has the same automotive needs, wants and ...