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Despite new release postponements, Infiniti hasn’t slacked off when it comes to keeping its lineup fresh. Here’s a look at what’s new across the automaker’s 2021 model lineup.
2021 Infiniti Q50
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The Infiniti lineup’s entry-level sedan received a trim level reshuffle. The 2021 model now offers the Sensory trim level, which slots between the mid-level Luxe trim and the range-topping Red Sport. The Sensory comes standard with built-in navigation, and sports a performance-inspired exterior design, with many of the same features as the Red Sport. These include its angular lower air intakes, its twin exhausts, and its two-toned rear diffuser.
The 2021 Nissan Rogue SL s Successful Update With Modernity and Refinement
One of the most popular car segments these days is the compact SUV segment. Nissan has understood this and will try to take advantage of it with a new generation of 2021 Rogue, equipped with an array of options and unique features to satisfy all customers.
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Let me start by saying that for its third generation, the 2021 Nissan Rogue is seen as a beefier and significantly more luxurious SUV. Nissan has also changed the look of the 2021 Rogue to be a bit more assertive in its appearance. it s sort of like how the RAV4 evolved. We like the look. Maybe you will too, writes Torque News senior reporter John Goreham in this recent review of the 2021 Nissan Rogue.
2021 Nissan Murano Platinum AWD
Perfect selection for a perfect ride
Since its introduction in the 2003 model year, Nissan’s Murano has stood apart from the competition with its sculptured exterior, elegant interior, and peppy AWD drive powertrain.
For the 2021 model year, Nissan Shield 360 with class-exclusive Rear Automatic Braking becomes standard on all vehicles. Three new exterior colors were also added. Floating roof. (Courtesy of Nissan)
Outside, the Murano has a distinctive appearance with three company signature expressions: V-Motion grille, signature C-Shaped lights, and floating roof line. The roof and the D-pillar appear disconnected, flowing side windows into the rear windshield to lighten the cabin with the extra glass surface. The result is a floating appearance that can be recognized from far away.