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2009 Infiniti FX50

First and foremost ensure you don't confuse this with an fx35. This is the big 400hp V8 sport crossover. 7-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters

It is fully loaded with all available options, The deluxe touring package, Technology Package, etc. Brown leather interior which is really quite beautiful

Where do I start. Its in excellent condition, has every option available which includes the Technology package with Navigation, Satellite radio, Around View Monitors (you can literally see every inch around the vehicle with this camera system) Push button start, Automatic Cruise control that slows and speeds with the flow of traffic. Lane Departure control (it will warn you when you are veering from your lane as well as bump the necessary rear brake to automatically keep you in your lane) Frontal Collision control (warning beeps of a possible accident scenario as well as hard braking if necessary to keep you front rear ending someone) Heated and Ventilated Brown leather seats. The screen in the dash can be controlled with the buttons and knobs or you can use it like a touch screen, most manufactures only have one option. Its very intuitive and easy to use. It has the 21" wheels and Gun Metal Grey wheels, electronic steering wheel adjustment, power seats, etc

You can do all the research you like on these vehicles, note that the reviews are amazing both from consumers and professionals, as well as reliability ratings.

Above are only some of the options and features, the car has so much I can't think of everything, but those are some of the ones I use on a regular basis.

Operational condition of the car is amazing. Its runs great, shifts great (7-speed auto with normal and sport mode as well as paddle shifters) drives great. The main thing I look for in a use car is overall tightness. There are absolutely no squeaks, rattles, sloppiness in the suspension, steering, anything. Its like brand new. Railroad tracks typically reveal an odd clunking in a vehicle or squeak or rattle in the door panel or dash, none of that with this one. You can tell the quality of the vehicle is there and care from the previous owner and myself was there.

Everything works as it should, there really aren't any surprises with this one. It is a used vehicle so I would probably expect to see a scratch or 2 but you would have to look.

The Leather is in great shape, supple, not drying and cracking, wood trim around is great, glass is great, the whole thing is great I really don't think you'll be disappointed.

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2019 Autoblog Technology of the Year finalists revealed

Fri, Jan 4 2019

Every fall, we line up a range of new models with the latest and most compelling automotive technology from the past year. We test everything from semi-autonomous systems like Tesla's Autopilot to trick suspension setups like the Multimatic spool-valve shocks on the Chevy Colorado ZR2. We spend months paring down the list to a small group of contenders. After testing, dinner and healthy debate, we tally up the votes and name our winner. For Autoblog's 2019 Technology of the Year Award, our three finalists are the Cadillac CT6 with Super Cruise, the Infiniti QX50 with Variable Compression Turbo and the Mercedes-AMG E 53 with EQ Boost. Super Cruise is an advanced SAE Level 2 semi-autonomous system, though Cadillac (unlike some of its rivals) is reluctant to push that point. Cadillac would like you to think of this as an advanced driver assistance feature rather than a semi-autonomous system. Super Cruise allows completely hands-free highway driving. Thanks to a driver-facing camera, the system forces the driver to keep his or her eyes on the road even if hands are off the wheel. Although the CT6 is being discontinued, look for Super Cruise to make its way to other Cadillacs soon. VC Turbo is a little more complicated. Basically, Infiniti's 2.0-liter turbocharged inline-four can vary the compression ratio on the fly. In general, turbocharged engines are more efficient than naturally-aspirated engines when on boost, but can perform worse at low revs. VC Turbo allows for a best-of-both-worlds situation, increasing the compression at low revs and backing it off once the turbo spools up. The best part is that it does so seamlessly, with only a dash readout letting you know what's going on under the hood. Our third finalist is the EQ Boost 48-volt system in the Mercedes-AMG E 53. Like VC Turbo, EQ Boost does a lot just beneath the surface. Mercedes has developed a new turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six and paired it with a small electric motor. While the car can't run on electricity alone, the motor helps improve both efficiency and performance, smoothing shifts and filling in low-end torque before the turbos spool up. Think torque fill, similar to a McLaren P1. Who can complain about better fuel economy and more torque? Look for the 48-volt system to make its way into most of the Mercedes-Benz lineup. The winner will be revealed next week on Autoblog, and we'll present the award Jan. 15 at the Detroit Auto Show. Related Video:

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Wed, Aug 24 2016

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Infiniti's QX50 Concept debuts in oh-so-close-to-production form in Detroit

Mon, Jan 9 2017

Infiniti debuted the new QX50 concept today at the Detroit Auto Show, a preview of the midsize crossover set to hit the market soon and an evolution of the 2016 QX Sport Inspiration. This previews the followup to the current QX50, which debuted way back in 2007 as the Infiniti EX. The QX draws on Infiniti's current design language and looks like a slightly shortened version of the larger QX60. While this is still a concept, don't expect the full production version to stray too far from what we see here. Infiniti's press release is full of phrases like "driver-centric, passenger-minded" design, but in reality it's just a handsome but mostly traditional shape. The big news is that the QX50 will be the first application of Infiniti's trick variable-compression 2.0-liter turbocharged inline four. The engine's design promises both high horsepower and high fuel economy. Infiniti is claiming 268 horsepower and 27-percent better fuel economy when compared to the outgoing model. View 17 Photos Also coming on the new QX50 are a suite of active safety and autonomous features. While the details on both are extremely vague, Infiniti claims that the autonomous tech will allow the driver to retain ultimate control over the vehicle. That seems a bit counter to how autonomous driving works, so it will be interesting to see how the system actually functions. The active safety systems are said to be proactive, with future versions using lasers, radar, and cameras. While the outgoing QX50 was a rear-wheel-drive swoopy crossover, this new model appears to send power to the front wheels. Infiniti's release doesn't expressly say, but it does hint towards it with notes about a shorter hood and a "front-biased intelligent all-wheel drive system." This makes sense, and we don't see many enthusiasts lamenting the loss of a dated, rear-drive crossover. No word on pricing or when we'll actually see a production version. The current model turns 10 this year, albeit with a mid-cycle refresh. Look for news of a final production version very soon. Related Video: This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings. Related Gallery Infiniti QX50 Concept View 24 Photos Image Credit: Live photos copyright 2017 Drew Phillips / Autoblog Design/Style Detroit Auto Show Infiniti Technology Emerging Technologies Crossover SUV Concept Cars Videos Original Video 2017 Detroit Auto Show infiniti qx50 variable compression ratio

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