I really like the Q50, and honestly I'm OK with the edge being taken away if I were using this as a DD and had a solid commute. I'm not sure what's going on with those wheels, they look similar to the ones you can get on a
370Z.

 

i think it's a beautiful car inside and out. not interested in a relatively cramped sedan though, so not on my list of future options.

 

Its a good looking car, and I see tons of them in NYC. I'm not in favor of the name change, but its price is attractive and it will sell well.

 

I want to like it, I really do. The interior materials just feel a bit off to me. Not necessarily cheap, but definitely a bit hollow if that makes any sense.

 

I'm starting to see them here and there in the DC suburbs, but not a whole lot.

 

Glad some folks are seeing them. They are 's around the Bay Area. Seen two in the wild since it's launch - not including the ones we had at the Automall

 

I am seeing less of these around than the last time they rolled out the new model.

 

I will say, like och, here in the nyc area I am seeing more and more q50's around.

 

How ironic, just saw one tonight on the way to the gym. A Q50S in Moonlight White

 

I'm in North Jersey and i drive into Manhattan / NYC often and i honestly can count on one hand the times I've seen the new Q50's. All in either Black or White ........ looked very nice IMHO

 

I always thought California was the home of Japanese luxury cars..

 

I like how Infiniti, like Lexus, now has two entry luxury sedans, one aimed at sporty and involved driving and the other aimed at luxury and comfort, while unlike Lexus, Infiniti does the latter without using a non-premium platform and risking harming the premium status of the brand. The Q50 is really how a replacement to the I35 is properly done.

 

what are the two, Q50 and?

 

assume he means Q40 (G37 sedan)

 

The more I see the q50 the less I like it, on the contrary the more i see the 3is the more I like it.