Infiniti SUVs 2010

Introduced in the USA in 1989, Infiniti is a "brand within a brand" owned by Nissan. Much like as Lexus is the upmarket brand for Toyota, Infiniti provides the same branding for Nissan. Infiniti has been a resounding success for Nissan in the American market. Since 1989, sales have consistently grown year after year. The Infiniti was the winner of the 2008 Luxury Brand Residual Value Award from Automotive Lease Guide (ALG), and also topped the JD Power's 2003 Customer Satisfaction Index. With almost 200 dealers in the United States, Nissan and Infiniti vehicles took an 8.4 percent share in the North American market in 2007. Infiniti offers a comprehensive warranty package as befits a premium brand - 4-year/60,000-mile new vehicle warranty, 5-year/50,000-mile Emission warranty, 6-year/70,000-mile Powertrain warranty and 7-year/unlimited-mileage Corrosion warranty. The Infiniti SUV range (sometimes referred to as "Japanese BMW's") consists of the Infiniti FX35, Infiniti QX4, Infiniti FX45 and Infiniti QX56. Of course, most SUV's spend a lot of time carrying our most precious cargo - our families, so great warranties and a slick image on their own are not enough. Vehicle safety is extremely important of SUV buyers today. In this area Infiniti does not disappoint, with 5 star crash ratings pretty much across the board.