Infiniti Crossover Petrol Cars
Infiniti, a luxury vehicle division of Nissan, offers an array of crossover petrol cars that are worth considering. These cars are ideal for those looking for spacious and high-performance vehicles suitable for New Zealand roads.
One popular option is the Infiniti QX50, a luxurious midsize SUV with a 2.0-litre turbocharged four-cylinder petrol engine. This engine provides an impressive 268 horsepower and can go from 0-100 km/h in just 6.7 seconds, making it an excellent choice for drivers who enjoy the thrill of speed. The QX50 also boasts features like adaptive cruise control and lane departure warning to make driving on busy highways and rural roads safer.
For families in need of extra space, the Infiniti QX60 may be a good fit as it's the biggest model available with three rows of seating. Powered by a 3.5-litre V6 petrol engine producing 295 horsepower, this car has ample power to get through even the steepest hills and winding roads while carrying plenty of passengers or cargo.
The QX80 is Infiniti's flagship model offering more advanced safety features and more premium finishes in comparison to other models. This SUV comes with a standard V8 engine that delivers excellent power and towing capabilities making it perfect for weekend road trips or carrying heavy loads around town.
All three crossover models come equipped with a continuously variable transmission (CVT), which offers better fuel efficiency than traditional automatic transmissions while maintaining smooth acceleration.
Furthermore, these crossovers come standard with all-wheel-drive systems ensuring traction remains consistent on any road surface including ice or loose gravel which makes them practical vehicles to have year-round in New Zealand.
Overall, Infiniti crossovers deliver reliable performance without sacrificing luxury finishes typically found on higher-end brands -making them perfect choices for those wanting practicality combined with luxury travel at competitive pricing points that appeals to both new-car shoppers or people after their next quality used-car purchase when factoring prices for servicing and maintenance relative to typical competing high-end models made in Europe.
