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Infiniti announces pricing for 2014 QX60 and QX70
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MummyChunk
Jul 27, 2013, 6:32:07 AM7/27/13
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With the exception of the G37, customers walking into Infiniti
showrooms this summer are going to see a bunch of different names pop
up as the automaker switches to its new Q-for-car and
QX-for-crossover/SUV naming convention for 2014. The first of these
renamed models are the 2014 QX60 (which replaces the JX) starting at
$41,550* and the 2014 QX70 (which replaces the FX) priced at $44,950*
(*prices do not include $995 for destination), and both are on sale
now.
Compared to the outgoing models, the new QX60 (seen above, click to
enlarge) lineup starts $300 more than the outgoing JX models (base and
AWD), while pricing for the QX70 will remain the same as the trio of
2013 FX models (FX37, FX37 AWD and FX50). What is still unclear is how
much the all-new QX60 Hybrid model will cost or how much option and
package pricing will change, if any.
With the exception of the G37, customers walking into Infiniti
showrooms this summer are going to see a bunch of different names pop
up as the automaker switches to its new Q-for-car and
QX-for-crossover/SUV naming convention for 2014. The first of these
renamed models are the 2014 QX60 (which replaces the JX) starting at
$41,550* and the 2014 QX70 (which replaces the FX) priced at $44,950*
(*prices do not include $995 for destination), and both are on sale
now.
Compared to the outgoing models, the new QX60 (seen above, click to
enlarge) lineup starts $300 more than the outgoing JX models (base and
AWD), while pricing for the QX70 will remain the same as the trio of
2013 FX models (FX37, FX37 AWD and FX50). What is still unclear is how
much the all-new QX60 Hybrid model will cost or how much option and
package pricing will change, if any.
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