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Total Reviews:4
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Fog Lamps
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Kevin from NY |
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Date: 12/13/09
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Pros:
Superb Luxury Vehicle, Best in its class, wouldn't drive anything else. Trouble free, smooth ride, advance technology, way
ahead of its time!
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Needs 4 wheel drive, if it wants to compete with 760BMW and Sclass Benze! And I dont care how powerful the headlights are put
some Fog Lamps in the front bumper!
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Next time make it a option for fog Lamps in the bumper, everybody does not like fog lights in their headlights!
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Fog Lamps
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Kevin Ogle from Flushing, N.Y. |
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Date: 05/06/08
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Love the car, Handles well, Supreme Luxury inside and out. Wouldn't drive anything else.
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Needs Fog Lamps in the front bumper holes, and if it wants to compete with BMW 7 series better start making it, All Wheel drive.
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Fog Lamps in the bumper should have been included on all Q45's 2002-2004. The High intensity Headlights are good, but in fog
weather they are not effective, to much glare back. Q45's 2002-2004 needs front end bumper Fog lamps. And needs one made up for
those model years. I have a 2003 Q45, and would love it, if infinity made a Fog lamp kit for my car year.
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2003 Q45 Journey package
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Charles Pairett from Chesapeake Va |
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Date: 12/27/06
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Pros:
Powerful, quiet, very easy maintenance schedule, soft comfortable seats. Distinctive look, and very powerful headlights
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Cons:
Transmission shift points, sensitive to tire problems
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I was afforded an opportunity to purchase this car for a very good price from a friend. I couldn't pass it up. I normally drive an
06 Sonata LX V6. Nice daily transportation, but a world of difference in comparison to the Q. The Q has it's issues, but for what I
paid, and considering I would never ask a dealer to show me one new, I am very happy with it so far. I assume that the computer controlled
shift points are there to minimize wear on the transmission and to maintain some reasonable gas mileage. It's too bad that Infiniti
has to be politically correct in their software; you can tell that this car would really rip if it was not so constrained. Despite this
issue the car is very comfortable to drive and will afford me many miles of comfortable highway driving. My only other issue to date is the
tires. My car is shod with continentals (H rated) and they are horrible. Out of round when cold and soft in the corners. The car does seem
to be very sensitive to any balance issue in the tires. I will be replacing them soon. The adaptive cruise works very well. The navigation
system, although a bit dated, also works very well. The Bose sound system sounds very good. The seats are very comfortable, a little soft
for 10 10ths driving, but very adjustable with very quick seat heaters. To date I have averaged about 20 miles per gallon. Overall I am
very satisfied with this car and I seem to have the only one around. It's nice to not see your car on every corner.
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2003 Q 45 Premium
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bob Clawson from Chicago |
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Date: 03/28/05
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Pros:
Engine, technology in premium package, voice & nav all superior
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Cons:
handling/brakes / rear leg room all a bit substandard for this level car
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Comfort and technology close to that of the 745, equal/better engine but handling /suspension /brakes are not quite up to the 745.
Voice recog, Nav, intelligent cruise/brake assist with preview all superb.
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