The Week That Was: Infiniti Q50, Honda Odyssey, Next Subaru Liberty Revealed
It’s no secret that Infiniti is yet to trouble the scorers in Australia in a serious way, but this week the Japanese carmaker gave itself the best chance yet, with the new Q50. The range starts at $51,900 for the 2.2 diesel model, topping out at
It’s no secret that Infiniti is yet to trouble the scorers in Australia in a serious way, but this week the Japanese carmaker gave itself the best chance yet, with the new Q50.
The range starts at $51,900 for the 2.2 diesel model, topping out at $73,900 for the all-wheel-drive 3.5 petrol-electric hybrid.
So is the Q50 Infiniti’s last roll of the dice in Australia? TMR Managing Editor, Tim O’Brien, assesses the situation.
Honda detailed pricing and features for its new Odyssey people-mover range, ahead of the 2014 model’s local arrival next week.
Available in two familiar trim grades, the 2014 Odyssey will kick off at $38,990 plus on-roads for the entry VTi and top out at $47,620 plus on-roads for the VTi-L.
All new Odysseys will be powered by a 2.4 litre petrol engine, producing 135kW and 240Nm, with fuel consumption improvements of up to 14 percent compared to the outgoing model.
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