The standard features include traction control, a 5.8l V8 engine under the hood, and also an automatic 5 speed transmission. Other standard features are front and side airbags with rollover deployment, 4 wheel anti-lock breaks, rear obstacle detection, anti skid control, and also front seat head restraints. The luxurious interior design would impress most anyone. The driver has a 10 way seat control, memory positioning,and a leather steering wheel with audio controls, and it's also heated. The pedals are also adjustable. The passenger seat has an 8 way control,and there is also a pop up third row seating for additional passengers. Everything is powered, the moon-roof, heated mirrors, key less entry, locks, and windows, the details are almost endless. Navigation, dvd's, and other electronic devices are also options.Although this SUV is not good on gas, and doesn't handle the smoothest, almost all people who made Infiniti QX56 reviews would recommend this vehicle. If you are interested in a large SUV with all of the luxuries, and great durability, this vehicle may be for you. If this vehicle does not suit your exact tastes, similar products to this model are the Cadillac Escalade and the Mercedes Benz GL.These products are also quality vehicles, however they will run you more in price.
Wearing the manliest face Infiniti has ever put on an SUV while retaining the brand's design language, the new-for 2011 QX56 is visually much more blunt and regal, if that's possible.Most likely packing Nissan's 400-horsepower 5.6 liter V8 (rated at 405 lb-ft of torque), this looks like it may legitimately be able to go up against Lexus and its Land Cruiser.
Here's hoping Nissan does more to differentiate the QX and the Armada this time around. More information and pics coming soon.
