Infiniti G20

WHEN A LITTLE MEANS A LOT

by Bob Nagy

If one were to believe a certain small but vocal cadre of media critics, Nissan’s Infiniti division would appear to be in deep trouble. But despite the persistent railings of these rock–and tree-bashing doom-and-gloomers, reality provides a considerably different overview. While Infiniti’s total annual sales volume is currently only about half of chief rival Lexus, the fledgling franchise is more than holding its own when it comes to sales per outlet. And for 1991, the I-team has taken steps to further bolster its competitive standing with an all-new player, the G20. This compact, sport-luxury four-door is aimed at young, modestly affluent, mostly married buyers who demand a generous dollup of sportiness mixed in with their luxury. Blessed with a pricetag of $17,500 and some impressive credentials in both the performance…

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MotorTrend (Digital) - 1 Issue, January 1991

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