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Infiniti EX37 – UK Press Release
Mon, 15 Jun 2009The Infiniti EX37 GT now available to order in the UK DEUS EX MACHINA Infiniti, the luxury automotive brand from Japan, confirms pricing and specification of its second car for the UK: the V6 powered, all-wheel drive EX. Smaller than the FX, it’s the first crossover to blend the style and performance of a sports coupé with the character of a compact SUV. The EX is now available for British customers as part of Infiniti’s range of performance cars coming to the UK. Behind the price are levels of performance, quality, standard equipment, technology and customer service on offer to British car buyers in one model for the first time. The UK is the 12th Western European country to feel Infiniti’s Total Ownership Experience where the promise is to treat every customer like a VIP and make choosing, buying and running a car more rewarding than ever.
Infiniti opens London design studio
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Coming soon: A bigger, better autoweek.com
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