By Jim Meachen and Ted Biederman

The window sticker on the 2016 Infiniti QX60 proclaims it is "built for families, designed for drivers." Infiniti has definitely got the family part down. The QX60 is a very attractive three-row crossover with a useable third-row seat and with numerous available kid-friendly features. The "drivers" part not so much. If you are looking for a performance and handling machine in the image of BMW or Audi, best to check out the X5 or the Q7.

By Jim Meachen and Ted Biederman

It is said family responsibilities have mandated the need for more useable cargo space even if you love sport sedans. The conflict between buying what the family really needs and what you want can be excruciating.

By David Finkelstein

It wasn't that long ago that the 2015 Infiniti QX80 was named the highest ranked Large Premium SUV in the annual J.D. Power U.S. Automotive Performance, Execution and Layout Study.

By Jim Meachen and Ted Biederman

Even though its last complete makeover occurred four years ago, the large Infiniti QX80 luxury sport utility vehicle has many attributes that continue to please buyers in the market for large, comfortable people movers that can haul a lot of cargo and tow big toys. Look no further than the 2015 J.D. Powers APEAL Awards — a ranking of what owners find most appealing — for proof. The QX80 was ranked the top Large Premium SUV among a field of "big" stars.

By David Finkelstein

It certainly appears  that Nissan's premium vehicle division, Infiniti Motors, is redefining the luxury four door sedan market with the introduction of the long wheelbase 2015 Q70L. And worth noting, this model year  represents  the 25th anniversary of Infiniti  Motors selling vehicles stateside.

By Jim Meachen and Ted Biederman

The Infiniti Q60 sports coupe is aging gracefully with a great combination of satisfying performance and point-and-shoot handling together with an exhaust note that will get the juices flowing. Throw in an exterior that we still consider cool and sexy and you have a sports car that will make you look good.

By Jim Meachen and Ted Biederman

The Infiniti Q50 (formally known as the G37) is a good example of how to improve an already first-class mid-sized luxury sedan enhancing the car's driving behavior, modernizing exterior and interior styling, and adding cutting-edge technology and safety features taken to the next level.

By Jim Meachen and Ted Biederman

Infiniti’s QX70 sport utility is loaded with a lot more sport than utility although it falls into the genre of a car-based SUV or crossover featuring some measure of off-road and bad-weather capability. Infiniti's QX70 line, introduced in 2003 as the FX, may be best suited for the sports car addict who just can’t let go, but needs more space for passengers and cargo.