Infiniti Of Riverside

Most of us have been through the smog testing procedure.  It's not usually a quick process but a necessary one to avoid any further annoying paperwork.  There are a couple ways to get out of these irksome legalities though.  If you drive a hybrid, gas powered 1975 model or earlier, diesel powered made before 1988 or with a Gross Vehicle Weight rating over 14,000 pounds, electric, natural gas powered vehicle with a Gross Vehicle Weight rating over 14,000 pounds, motorcycle, or a trailer, you can avoid this time-consuming errand.  Not only does driving a hybrid or electric car help you save time at the DMV, but it is better for the environment than other gas-guzzling ones.

During the process of making a decision, we have to weigh the pros and cons of our choices.  I could eat those nachos because they taste good but I'll most likely get heartburn later.  I could play human frogger across the highway for an adrenaline rush but I don't want to get hurt.  When it comes to selecting a car, you probably want something fuel efficient, reliable, safe, luxurious, and perhaps a bonus of being environmentally friendly, but don't want to give up acceleration speed and power.  Infiniti makes this decision easy.

Over the past decade, we've learned more about how our habits affect the environment and the subtle changes we can make to decrease our carbon footprints.  One of the ways we can do this is by driving a hybrid car.  Understandably, people want to do their part but don't want to give up some of the luxury they have worked hard to obtain.  Now, there is a compromise: the 2012 Infiniti M Hybrid?

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. 

In the world of hybrids, there are hybrid and then there are some high-performance hybrids. Without a doubt, the Infiniti M35h is a high-performance hybrid. With 350 horsepower and 32 mpg, the M35h received a well deserved spot in the Guinness World Records this August, as the fastest accelerating hybrid on the market. For many Infiniti enthusiasts that's old news, but in more recent news the hybrid carved out a prominent fuel-economy class.

How?

In late August, the new 2012 Infiniti M35h tore across the Santa Pod Raceway in the United Kingdom, proving not only that it's extremely fast...but that it's the fastest hybrid in the world.

Now if you're thinking of the pokey Prius as the competition, this might not sound very impressive. The Infiniti M35h, however, earned an average one-quarter-mile sprint time of 13.90 seconds. The next time you're driving, we?