2014 Infiniti Q50 Review Photos

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Hooded, sweeping headlights and a pumped-up version of Infiniti’s double-arch grille make up the Q50’s biggest styling changes up front.

The Q50 retains the G37’s signature muscles but adds some new softness. Subtle wavelike patterns in its body give it a fluid, always-in-motion look.

The interior is trimmed in rich materials; everything is within easy reach of the driver, making for a space that’s both elegant and comfortable.

The twin touch-screen multimedia system looks sharp and is user-friendly with logical menu structures and clear displays.

The Q50 is about 2 inches wider than the G37, which translates into a bit more wiggle room for backseat passengers. At 5 feet 5 inches tall, I had plenty of head- and legroom, and the seats were long-trip comfortable.

The regular sedan’s trunk is spacious enough, but the hybrid’s (shown) loses a significant amount of volume to make room for the battery.

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