2011 Infiniti M

The 2011 Infiniti M has created a lot of buzz here at Infiniti MA of Norwood.  We are also happy to hear that it is also getting rave reviews from the community of automotive critics.  With a completely revamped body and numerous exciting features, the sky is the limit for this luxurious and artistic piece of machinery.  If you haven’t had the chance to see it or take one for a test drive, it is certainly a breathtaking experience.  We hope to see all of you here on the automile soon!

First Drive: 2011 Infiniti M
Review by Motor Trend

“The last time we had an Infiniti M in a comparison test — a 303-horsepower, seven-speed M35 S — it finished eighth… out of eight cars. Or, as the seven other luxury brands are happy to point out, dead last. For the 2011 model year, though, Infiniti has put to bed the last-place second-gen M and pulled out from under the covers a third gen that is more stylish, more powerful, more fuel-efficient, and more technologically advanced. As you can tell, it’s got more of just about everything, a fact that will no doubt make it a formidable participant in the next shootout. But until we can amass another luxe-sedan showdown, let’s examine whether the 2011 M truly has the goods to be great.”
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2011 M – First Drive Review
Review by Jalopnik

“Nissan’s luxury brand has always been a second rate player in some of the most competitive vehicle classes in the world. They want to be BMW, but basing cars on the front-wheel drive Maxima platforms was never going to get them there. Then, starting with the 2009 G37 Sedan and more recently the Coupe and 2009 G37 Convertible, Infiniti suddenly became competitive. You don’t need to make excuses for Infiniti’s latest generation of cars.”

“Infiniti’s 5-series rival used to be a nice, but anonymous car. After hooning it through Southern California’s canyons, that’s no longer the case. Now, the 2011 Infiniti M is Japan’s Jaguar.”
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2011 Infiniti M – First Drive
Review by Automobile Magazine

“The M remains among the leaders in active safety technologies, with the industry’s first blind spot intervention (BSI) system added to its repertoire of driver aids. BSI gently nudges you back should you try to make a lane change with another car hidden in your blind spot. In a quick test of the system, it worked unobtrusively but is easily overridden or turned off should you be in the mood to pit-maneuver yourself into someone else’s car. We think it’s great. BSI, that is, not the suicidal pit maneuver.”
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2011 Infiniti M37/M56 – First Drive Review
Review by Car and Driver

“Among Infiniti’s goals in the M redesign was to smooth out and sharpen up the suspension. Owners have carped about Infiniti’s harsh ride, especially on cars equipped with sport suspensions and/or larger wheels. The changes underneath the M basically stiffen the links laterally for better corner tracking and body control while employing new bushings to help isolate bump frequencies. The result is a large sedan that moves fluidly through corners with well-connected steering—especially when equipped with the optional four-wheel-steering system—but remains quiet and vibration-free as a luxury car should.”
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First Drive: 2011 Infiniti M37S and M56S answer many questions
Autoblog.com

“From the outside, there’s little question Infiniti has stepped up the M’s game in a major way. Drawing swoopy inspiration from the Essence concept, the new M is lower, wider and just a smidgen longer. Infiniti hammered home the point that the new car is the first Infiniti product to sport Essence-derived lines, but by no means will it be the last. They showed us a few pictures of the new QX56, and while we sadly can’t share them with you, please take our word for it that the new QX is world’s better looking than the frankly obscene old version.”
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2011 Infiniti M

There is always a fever pitch this time of year for March Madness, as millions of people will tune in to see huge upsets, last-minute drama, and the hopes and dreams of our nation’s student-athletes either crushed or fulfilled.  Sports fans who also happen to be car enthusiasts will be now doubly excited for the broadcast debut of the 2011 Infiniti M.  It has been a long wait for fans to see the new sporty and curvaceous design of the M, and they will also be ecstatic about the new features and upgrades available like Blind Spot Intervention and the Eco Pedal. 

Also, if you’re feeling lucky, or fancy yourself as a College Hoops expert, Infiniti is also the exclusive sponsor of CBSSports.com’s “Infiniti Bracket Challenge.”  This contest works just like a typical office pool bracket, and the winner will receive a brand new 2011 Infiniti M Sedan.  More than likely, you can almost count on the nice old lady that works in your office who gives you candy and has never watched a basketball game to be riding in a sporty new 2011 M by the beginning of April.  It’s ok, she deserves it.  If you’d like to study up on your bracket to try and beat her, Infiniti is also sponsoring “March Madness on Demand” at NCAA.com where you can watch highlights.

Infiniti MA of Norwood is eagerly awaiting the 2011 M to show up here on the Automile.  Infiniti Massachusetts is thrilled to share the excitement of the new and improved M luxury Sedan with all of our fans and supporters on March 18.  We will have a great selection of the new 2011 M available of any Infiniti dealer in New England.  As the sole recipient in northern New England of the prestigious Infiniti Award of Excellence for 2010, we are continually committed to offering the best value in the Boston-area for our customers.  Enjoy this year’s March Madness, and we will look forward to seeing you here on the 18^th.