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Say No to M: Infiniti Not Planning M Coupe, New G Models Headed to Pebble Beach

 

2010 Infiniti G37 Coupe And "m Sketch"

The Internet was abuzz earlier this week with speculation that a new sketch from Infiniti — featuring brush-stroked vehicle outlines — was proof that the automaker was keen on launching a two-door version of its new 2011 M sedan. Not so, says the automaker — although it is a good preview of a few vehicles that will be unveiled at this year’s Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance.

Say No to M: Infiniti Not Planning M Coupe, New G Models Headed to Pebble Beach  image
Say No to M: Infiniti Not Planning M Coupe, New G Models Headed to Pebble Beach  image
Say No to M: Infiniti Not Planning M Coupe, New G Models Headed to Pebble Beach  image
Say No to M: Infiniti Not Planning M Coupe, New G Models Headed to Pebble Beach  image

An Infiniti spokesperson tells us the notion of an M coupe is “so far off the charts, it’s incredible.” The tease, released earlier this week during the official drive program for the 2011 QX sport utility, does tease two “product extensions” that will be launched at Pebble — one designed to be a “volume-oriented” luxury vehicle; the other a “performance-oriented” offering.

Our source also offered that “it’s fairly obvious” what the sketch previews. In fact, after lining up the brush strokes to profile shots of Infiniti’s passenger car lineup, we’re fairly certain both vehicles are based off the G sedan and coupe.

Will we see a four-cylinder G model at long last, and will the G37 spawn a variant to compete against the likes of Lexus’ IS F-Sport range? Only time will tell — and expect more details to emerge as August 11 grows even closer.

Source: Infiniti

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One Comment

  1. Mikebird59
    Posted on: May 21, 2010 12:10 pm

    It would make no sense to make an M coupe. That is what the G is for, HOWEVER, if they were to stuff the V8 in the G coupe, now THAT would sell like hotcakes IMO. Make it loaded for about $50-55K, and suddenly there would be some serious competetion for the BMW M3, the Lexus IS-F and others. :D



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