09 Fx35 Fx-35 Navigation Heated Seats Florida Infinity Rear Camera Suv 45 on 2040-cars
US $21,692.00
Year:2009Mileage:89849Color: Color
Location:
Pompano Beach, Florida, United States
THIS INFINITY FX35 IS LOADED WITH FEATURES AND OPTIONS - IT'S VERY PLEASING TO THE EYE! IT INCLUDES HEATED AND COOLED POWER MEMORY SEATS, NAVIGATION, PARKING ASSIST, REAR BACKUP CAMERA, SUNROOF, IPOD
2009 Infiniti FX 35 - Fla Owned, Heated seats, Navigation, Rear Cam 4-Door SUV
THIS INFINITY 2009 FX35 IS LOADED WITH FEATURES AND OPTIONS - IT'S VERY PLEASING TO THE EYE! IT INCLUDES HEATED AND COOLED POWER MEMORY SEATS, NAVIGATION, PARKING ASSIST, REAR BACKUP CAMERA, SUNROOF, IPOD AND AUX HOOKUP. IT ALSO HAS A VERY COMFORTABLE LEATHER INTERIOR WITH SPACIOUS SEATING FOR FIVE PEOPLE!
This Infinity FX35 is a Florida Owned and Florida Driven vehicle that has not been exposed to any harsh elements of the north. It has not been through snow, rough or hazardous terrains or any mountainous roads.
What's New for 2009
The 2009 Infiniti FX35 has been completely redesigned. Its 3.5-liter V6 gets a power boost and is now mated to a new seven-speed automatic transmission. The second-generation FX35 is loaded with high-tech features such as adaptive cruise control and Distance Control Assist and Parking Assist.
Introduction
Five years after its debut, the midsize luxury SUV that Infiniti deemed the "Bionic Cheetah" has morphed into a slightly different animal. While the redesigned 2009 FX35 keeps many of its lean, catlike lines, it now features a longer nose, a restyled black chrome grille and chrome-plated side vents -- an aggressive look that has drawn both praise and criticism for resembling an aquatic creature as much as a wild feline.
Underneath the new styling, the second-generation FX rides on an updated platform whose basic architecture is shared with Infiniti's G35 so the FX's nimble, carlike handling comes as no surprise. And while the engine underneath the hood of this machine is the same size as the one in the previous generation, this year's 3.5-liter V6 cranks out an additional 28 horsepower. Power is sent to the rear wheels in a new seven-speed automatic transmission.
Perhaps more significant is the number of technology features available in the 2009 FX35. It's replete with sensors and systems and doodads that could practically control the car on its own, from a new system dubbed Distance Control Assist (DCA), which helps to release the throttle and apply the brakes in heavy traffic, to Intelligent Brake Assist (IBA), which can stop the car completely, then resume a preset speed. There's also a new hard-drive-based navigation system that can store music files, and a trick camera-based parking system as well.
For those who want a sporty and aggressively styled crossover with the latest and greatest in automotive technology, the 2009 Infiniti FX35 is a solid choice.
Body Styles, Trim Levels, and Options
The 2009 Infiniti FX35 is a midsize luxury crossover SUV available in either rear-wheel drive. The single well-equipped trim level includes 18-inch alloy wheels, xenon headlights, a power liftgate, leather upholstery, full power accessories, power front seats, a power tilt steering wheel and column, cruise control with steering-wheel-mounted switches, dual-zone automatic climate control, a back-up camera, navigation, 60/40-split rear seats and an 11-speaker Bose surround audio system with a six-CD changer, an auxiliary audio jack and satellite radio.
Powertrains and Performance
A 3.5-liter V6 powers the 2009 Infiniti FX35. In this application, the familiar V6 makes 303 hp and 262 pound-feet of torque. Last year's five-speed automatic transmission has been replaced by a seven-speed automatic with manual shift capability. Fuel economy is improved over the old model; the 2009 FX35 with rear-drive model is rated at 16 mpg city/23 highway and 19 combined.
Safety
Antilock disc brakes with brake assist, front seat-mounted side airbags, full-length side curtain airbags, traction control and stability control are all standard on the 2009 Infiniti FX35. This year sees the addition of other safety technology, including an advanced version of Infiniti's lane departure warning system that can help prevent the vehicle from inadvertently traveling out of its intended lane. Also, the new Intelligent Brake Assist (IBA) uses the laser range finder from the adaptive cruise control to analyze closing speeds to an obstacle ahead. If a forward collision is imminent, the system sounds a warning to prompt driver action and can automatically apply the brakes up to 0.5g.
In National Highway Traffic Safety Administration crash tests, the FX scored a perfect five stars for its protection of occupants in both front and side impacts, and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety awarded the FX its top score of "Good" in frontal-offset testing.
Interior Design and Special Features
The cabin of the FX35 is rich and luxurious, boasting a more upscale feel than its predecessor including the new generation has slightly more legroom in front, rear legroom, along with front.
Driving Impressions
The redesigned 2009 Infiniti FX35 maintains and even builds upon the original FX35's athletic character. The strong, smooth V6 with a well-matched seven-speed automatic provides a snappy response paired with a new double-wishbone suspension keeps body roll low. But overall, the 2009 Infiniti FX35 is a solid performer that offers sport sedanlike handling and performance in a stylish and respectably practical package.
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Sometimes we get a teaser image and accompanying statement where we can at least surmise what the automaker is up to. This is not one of those times. The automaker, in this case, is Infiniti, and the teaser image shows only a grille with a similar shape to what you'd find on most of the company's products, albeit with a curvier mesh. Which isn't much to go on, really, and the accompanying statement (which you can read below in its forty-word entirety) doesn't give us much more. All it says is that the vehicle in question - which we'll wager is a concept car instead of a production debut - has "style and substance" embodied in a "vision... on a scale not seen before" from Infiniti. Given the French peppered into the release and the encroaching chronological proximity of the Paris Motor Show, we'd guess that's where Infiniti will reveal this latest but of inspiration, but just what form it will take is still a mystery.
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