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Wed Apr 07, 2004 4:35 am
100% agreed
Unfortunately the original G50 Q45, is a hardthing to replicate..
Just about everything out in 1990 sucked. The Q45 was a total departure..
Infiniti Engineers benchmarked every car out..
They then pummeled those benchmarks
Chasis StiffnessTranny shifting timehorsepowerblah blah
Infiniti doesn't put the same amount of importance on the Q45, as they did in 1990.. This was the car to launch a brand, not it's just the big luxury car..
I have faith in Mr.Ghoshen, that he will embody the original G50 thoughts, upon the new Q45...
I think they need to take a look at the current offerings, and do what they originally did, pummel them..
They have engines down 100%
Let's go back and work on the suspenion design, and the overall car design.
I don't want a big floaty lexus.. I want a nice tight 7 series killer.
That's why I liked the current M45, it bucked the styling trend, and reminded me of the original Q45... Of course this was because, it was an older vehicle in Japan..
New cars are major styling depatures, from the 90s...
I must say kudos to Jaguar, for trying to keep as much as the old sexy XJ design, into the newer model XJ... I think they did a good job..
Infiniti should look to the original G50 as it's skeleton for designing the new Q45..
The problem is though, modern cars are way better then they used to be..
What I mean was, it will be difficult to reinvent the performance sedan, like they did with the original Q45...
Infiniti basically created the modern v8 RWD sports sedan..
Everyone learned, and now has 1000000 similar models out..
While I would like to put all my faith in the new Q45, I somehow don't think we will ever have a car as special, and imaginative as the original G50 Q45.
I am putting my faith into the Infiniti GTR.. It will be Infinitis flagship, and they are introducing new technologies, and basically benchmarking the field, like they did with the Q...
Hopefully they will suprise all of us..