Since launch last September to the end of July, Infiniti has sold just 188 cars in Australia but now there will be 188 unhappy buyers with news Nissan’s premium brand has slashed prices across the range from $ 7,500 to $13,100.
The biggest saving is the Infiniti G37 S Coupe which comes down by $13,100 to $70,400 while the great-looking Infiniti FX37 now starts at $76,400.
Infiniti says the new prices are part of the second phase of its sales plan in Australia as part of its long-term growth strategy.
The new range looks like this:
FX37 $76,400 (-$7,500)
FX37 S $83,400 (-$9,500)
FX37 S Premium $86,400 (-$9,500)
FX30d $78,400 (-$7,500)
FX30d S $85,400 (-$9,500)
FX30d S Premium $88,400 (-$9,500)
FX50S $104,900 (-$10,000)
M37 $76,400 (-$9,500)
M37 S Premium $86,400 (-$11,500)
M30d $78,400 (-$9,500)
M30d S Premium $88,400 (-$11,500)
M35h Hybrid $90,400 (-$9,500)
G37 Coupe GT Premium $64,400 (-$11,500)
G37 Coupe S Premium $70,400 (-$13,100)
G37 Conv. S Premium $77,900 (-$10,000)
G37 Conv. S Premium $79,900 (-$10,000)
