New Infiniti M Coming On August 14th- Do They Have To Go For Broke With A RADICAL Design Change?

They sure are all over that GT-R style....mind you....who could blame them.
Infinity just announced they will do something a little different when they debut the next 'M' at Pebble Beach on August 14th.

Rather than having the real car on display, they have created a virtual 3/D display of the car (holographic?) that will resemble the real car from afar.

Sounds cool and different for a change.

This is a pivotal time for Infiniti and our opinion this new 'M' needs to be a grand slam homerun for them because they desperately need a second high volume selling car line outside of the G.

Hell, come to think of it, who DOESN'T need another high volume selling car line these days?So as I think of what this next 'M' should look like, I thought it would be great to let Infiniti know what YOU expect of this next generation car.

Should it be an evolutionary design with an Essence style face and tailights or should they go for broke and make it look like a 4-door GTR or even more extreme?

Here's your chance to let Infiniti get the opinion of the most astute car audience on the planet.

Face it, it AutoSpies.com readers love it, it will be a hit.

If they don't, well, you don't wanna go there.

Doesn't really matter what the other websites or mags say, THIS is most influencial premium car audience in the world.

So tell us what they need to do, to win the game in this segment and make another hit.2009 Frankfurt Motor Show Sneak Preview-Eight Weeks Early!!!!!

Source;
http://www.autospies.com/news/New-Infiniti-M-Coming-On-August-14th-Do-They-Have-To-Go-For-Broke-With-A-RADICAL-Design-Change-46295/

Look at all these Rumours, In front of me every day ....

At this point these are just rumours!


Here is a concept of the next gen Toyota Supra (V10 or V12 for 340k?!?)
They seem to think that the Next Gen Honda S2000 has been spared....

Nissan is apparently looking at bringing a 4 door GT-R to the market?!?

InsideLine's correspondent in Japan says that despite the global economic crisis that has caused the demise of the Acura NSX, there are plenty of good things on the way from Japan's top automakers.

Adding fuel to the rumormill fire, Peter Lyon reports that Nissan is hard at work developing two models based off the Nissan GT-R: the oft-rumored four-door Infiniti and a Porsche Cayenne-fighting SUV, a vehicle that has already been denied by Nissan. Naturally, he doesn't disclose his sources, nor does he go into detail about the automakers efforts, but both models are expected to be released sometime in 2011.

The rumored demise of the Lexus LF-A is also open to debate – yet again – and according to Lyon's logic, after Toyota made the decision to continue its Formula One campaign, the automaker "still wants to bring its first true supercar to market." The V10-powered luxo-coupe is supposedly 12 to 18 months off and pricing is expected to retail for close to $340,000.Two other vehicles on the chopping block that Lyon says have been spared are the Honda S2000 replacement, which could debut in late 2011 or early 2012, as well as Toyota's plans to bring back the Supra with V6 power in 2011. The all-new Subaru Legacy which debuted in Detroit is also slated to arrive in production form this May, with sales beginning sometime in the fall.

We are not entirely convinced that any of these projects are sure things, so until we get confirmation from the individual automakers, we'll remain comfortably numb to the news.

Source (via Inside Line).

http://www.autoblog.com/2009/01/16/rumormill-nissan-gt-r-based-sedan-and-suv-in-the-works-lf-a-on/