Infiniti Of Riverside

It seems that particular brands have overpopulated the Corona-area, making them lose that special and rare feeling they used to exude.  BMWs, for example, don't seem as grandiose when everybody and their neighbor drive one.  However, Nissan's luxurious division offers a new selection for citizens of Corona: Infiniti 2012 M Hybrid.  From its beginnings only 22 years ago, the Infiniti has become a breath of fresh of air among the standard luxury vehicles. 

Southern California seems to be all about image: what brands you wear, which city you live in, what kind of car you drive.  That's a lot of pressure, especially on your bank account.  Even though you may not shop in Beverly Hills or live in Brentwood, you can drive a luxury sedan without going into debt.  Sporty Infiniti models make even BMW drivers a little jealous.  The best part is that these cars are affordable, especially previously owned Infinitis.  To check out a midsize sedan that gives BMW a run for its money near Corona, used Infiniti G35 models are at your local Infiniti of Riverside dealer.

Infiniti has taken one of its sexiest cars and made it topless with personal customizations.  The 2011 Infiniti G37 can now be a three-piece folding hardtop convertible with a new limited edition package to truly make it your own.  It doesn't get much better than coasting the PCH in your own customized convertible sports car.  The G37 Infiniti and Corona are like palm trees and California; they just belong together.

Not one, not two, not three?but five Infiniti models have headed to Mexico, and the auto maker has plans to enter the country with a bang. 350 guests were invited to Infiniti's official launch event, which featured only the most excellent in art, food, and wine, in addition to various performances and speakers. It was a spectacular event that we believe only the luxury automaker could successfully execute.

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Looking for a roomier, more family-friendly Infiniti? Help is on the way! Infiniti announces the Infiniti JX which will go on sale in spring of 2012 as a 2013 model. . . The JX will also include blind-spot detection, a new back-up collision prevention system, a telematics system that downloads the owner's calendar to the car, and a forward-sliding second row.

While moving out from the Midwest to California, I've noticed a few things while on the road:  1) there are a lot of people here, 2) to be on time anywhere, I need to leave about 40 minutes earlier than necessary for potential traffic, and 3) people like to make a statement with their cars.  I have never seen more luxury brand vehicles in one region than in the greater Los Angeles area.  There are plenty of the obvious ones people tend to go straight for, like BMW or Mercedes, but what really makes a statement is a luxury car that not everyone drives.  Personally, I like the Infiniti vehicles.  They're not in-your-face flashy.  They don't cut you off just because they can.  Infiniti cars are stylish and classy but also practical.  As cool as that Lamborghini is, it is not going to reach 150 mph, especially in southern California traffic.