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Infiniti EX news - EX in the city - 2009

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Infiniti EX news - EX in the city - 2009 | Top Gear

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Infiniti EX news - EX in the city - 2009

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Infiniti EX news - EX in the city - 2009

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Infiniti EX news - EX in the city - 2009

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Infiniti EX news - EX in the city - 2009

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The bean counters at Infiniti have been busy with the abacus again. Last week they revealed prices for the gargantuan FX, and now they've announced figures for the smaller EX - Infiniti's second car for the UK, continuing the company's brave march through the recession with its premium, petrol-only SUVs.

You'll have two versions to choose from: the EX37 and the EX37 GT. Both use the 3.7-litre V6 from the Nissan 370Z and both do 0-62mph in 6.4 seconds.

The base car costs £35,200. Standard kit includes adaptive xenon lights, which point where you steer, a big sound system with a hard drive and iPod connection, plus a Scratch Shield paintjob with an elastic resin layer that ‘fills in' small blemishes as if by magic.

The GT version is £36,500, for which you get some extra goodies: leather, electrically adjustable front seats and steering wheel, heated seats to keep your bum warm and a coat hanger in the driver's headrest (sounds comfy).

The cars hit the road in September, giving you just enough time to choose between one of these or a top-spec Audi Q5, which has a diesel and will leave your conscience a little cleaner.

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The bean counters at Infiniti have been busy with the abacus again. Last week they revealed prices for the gargantuan FX, and now they've announced figures for the smaller EX - Infiniti's second car for the UK, continuing the company's brave march through the recession with its premium, petrol-only SUVs.

You'll have two versions to choose from: the EX37 and the EX37 GT. Both use the 3.7-litre V6 from the Nissan 370Z and both do 0-62mph in 6.4 seconds.

The base car costs £35,200. Standard kit includes adaptive xenon lights, which point where you steer, a big sound system with a hard drive and iPod connection, plus a Scratch Shield paintjob with an elastic resin layer that ‘fills in' small blemishes as if by magic.

The GT version is £36,500, for which you get some extra goodies: leather, electrically adjustable front seats and steering wheel, heated seats to keep your bum warm and a coat hanger in the driver's headrest (sounds comfy).

The cars hit the road in September, giving you just enough time to choose between one of these or a top-spec Audi Q5, which has a diesel and will leave your conscience a little cleaner.

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Nissan’s luxury brand Infiniti reveals prices for its second car for the UK