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July 7, 2010 - PRLog -- It now more closely resembles an FX or EX rather than its older sibling, the Nissan Armada. The QX's new high-stiffness frame structure enhances ride comfort while reducing noise, vibration and harshness, leaving us with a much smoother ride overall. The new 5.6-liter V8 engine combines the responsive acceleration of Infinitis V.V.E.L. (Variable Valve Event & Lift) technology with the efficiency of Direct Injection Gasoline (D.I.G.) and 7-speed automatic transmission. It now has 400 horsepower and 413 lb-ft of torque, the QX can handle heavy towing tasks with its 8,500-pound towing capacity- which is only about 400 less, while also offering more than 10% better fuel economy than the previous generation QX. Structural changes include a new high-stiffness frame structure with enlarged side rail section width, redesigned connecting structures between each crossmember and side rails, an integrated rear hitch member, improved stiffness of the cabin mounting points and a special rear body ring structure around the tailgate.

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The 2011 Infiniti QX is conceived to attract and hold viewers attention, conveying its underlying sense of power and strength. The design is dynamic, its size capable of transporting eight adults and their belongings with spacious elegance. The bold front chrome grille is flanked by automatic on/off bi-functional xenon headlights with available headlight washers and integrated front fog lights. Auto-leveling headlights with Adaptive Front lighting System (AFS) are optionally available. Other exterior features include LED taillights, heated, power-folding sideview mirrors with integrated turn signals, courtesy lights and reverse tilt-down feature, body color running boards, body color integrated front and rear splash guards built into the wheel arches, roof rails, power sliding tinted glass moonroof and a power rear liftgate. The new QX features revised dimensions versus the previous generation 1.4-inches longer, 1.1-inches wider and 3.8-inches lower in overall height. A front underbody spoiler, rear liftgate spoiler and redesigned side mirrors help provide improved aerodynamics of 0.37 Cd and zero lift. The QXs strong presence is accented by the powerful wheel and tire combinations standard 20-inch and available 22-inch and a palette of six distinctive exterior colors.


The QX is offered in two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive, with the 4WD model featuring Infinitis proven All-Mode 4WD system with Auto, 4H, and 4L modes. The system is designed to distribute torque to all four wheels when road conditions warrant (up to 50 percent can go to the front wheels on demand), helping to enhance traction. All QX models also include Hill Start Assist. With Hill Start Assist, if a driver stops on a slope and steps off the brake pedal, the system will keep the QX stationary for a few seconds with no roll back. This enables drivers to easily switch from the brake pedal to the accelerator on steep inclines. For the first time ever on an Infiniti vehicle, a new Hydraulic Body Motion Control system is offered (available on both 2WD and 4WD models as part of the Deluxe Touring Package, which also includes 22-inch wheels and tires and a number of other features). The system helps reduce body lean while turning for a more comfortable ride. Utilizing hydraulic cylinders located at the shock absorbers (connected via cross piping and two accumulators), it adjusts roll stiffness by allowing transfer of fluid between the left and right sides of the vehicle through passive weight transfer during normal driving. It also helps reduce bump shock by setting bounce and roll damping forces separately.