In 2009 when the second generation of the Infiniti FX crossover was released, it enjoyed very good sales which aided in the expansion of the brand in Europe and other regions of the world. An updated model of the FX crossover has been released on the market, which the 2009 Infiniti Essence Concept has inspired. The new 2012 Infiniti FX has new trim additions, plus some small styling changes.
This 2012 Infiniti FX review is meant to provide you with more details about this recently released vehicle. Some of the features that have been revised on the 2012 FX crossover are inclusive of: conventional heated seats up across the range, brand new gauges that can be found in the primary instrument cluster, new bumper designs, a revised grille; additionally, there has been a release of the AWD FX35 model (which is a limited edition).
This limited edition of the 2012 Infiniti FX is equipped with several special features, which includes: a camera monitoring system from Nissan Around View, floor mats with blue piping, a navigation system that is hard drive based, aluminum pedal accents, rail and roof crossbars with tinted headlights, 21-inch alloys that have dark satin finish and an exterior color of Iridium Blue.
Let us now talk about the remainder of the range. The former Platinum Graphite color has been replaced by the Graphite Shadow; on the other hand, the FX35 Deluxe Touring Package now has new 20-inch wheels, in addition to quilted leather front seats that are climate controlled. Meanwhile, the FX50 Sport Package has brand new adaptive headlights.
A 2012 Infiniti review would not be complete without some information about the engine. The 2012 Infiniti FX50 and FX35 drivetrain package has remained untouched from former years. The Infiniti FX35 boasts a 303 horsepower 3.5l V-6 engine; on the other hand, the Infiniti FX50 boasts a 390 horsepower 5.0l V-8 engine. Additionally, these two engines are matched with a conventional 7-speed automatic transmission, which features paddle shifters (solid magnesium) and a manual mode. The FX35 is available in AWD and RWD configurations, while the FX50 still features the ADW configuration.
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