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With the 2015 Infiniti Q70 set to go on sale later this month, Infiniti has announced pricing for its updated flagship sedan including the all-new extended-wheelbase Q70L. Matching the minor changes to the luxury sedan, prices for the Q70 3.7, Q70 Hybrid and Q70 5.6 have all risen by incremental amounts as well.
Standing as the base model, the 2015 Infiniti Q70 3.7 now starts at $49,850 for the rear-wheel-drive model and $52,000 for the all-wheel-drive model, which are both up by $350 compared to the 2014 model year. Absorbing some of that cost is the fact that all 2015 Infiniti Q70 models received a slight styling tweak and a quieter interior.
For more power, the 2015 Q70 5.6 replaces the sedan’s 330-hp 3.7-liter V-6 with a 420-hp 5.6-liter V-8, and it is priced at $62,850 for the rear-drive sedan and $65,350 for all-wheel drive; these prices mark an increase of $850 over the 2014 model. Regardless of which of these four models customers desire – 3.7 RWD, 3.7 AWD, 5.6 RWD and 5.6 AWD – they are all available as the long-wheelbase Q70L model for an additional $1,500.
New for 2015, the Q70L gains an extra 5.9 inches of wheelbase with the goal of maximizing rear-passenger comfort. Opting for the V-8-powered Q70L does reduce output to 416 hp, but all of these stretched models gain added rear-seat amenities such as heated seats, reading lights and a 12V power outlet.
Finally, there’s the Q70 Hybrid, which isn’t available with a long-wheelbase, and it starts at $55,900 coming with the same $350 price increase as the Q70 3.7. Further improving the 2015 Q70 experience, all models can be optioned up with advanced safety features such as the Predictive Forward Collision Warning, Forward Emergency Braking, Around View Monitor and Backup Collision Intervention.
For more power, the 2015 Q70 5.6 replaces the sedan’s 330-hp 3.7-liter V-6 with a 420-hp 5.6-liter V-8, and it is priced at $62,850 for the rear-drive sedan and $65,350 for all-wheel drive; these prices mark an increase of $850 over the 2014 model. Regardless of which of these four models customers desire – 3.7 RWD, 3.7 AWD, 5.6 RWD and 5.6 AWD – they are all available as the long-wheelbase Q70L model for an additional $1,500.
New for 2015, the Q70L gains an extra 5.9 inches of wheelbase with the goal of maximizing rear-passenger comfort. Opting for the V-8-powered Q70L does reduce output to 416 hp, but all of these stretched models gain added rear-seat amenities such as heated seats, reading lights and a 12V power outlet.
Finally, there’s the Q70 Hybrid, which isn’t available with a long-wheelbase, and it starts at $55,900 coming with the same $350 price increase as the Q70 3.7. Further improving the 2015 Q70 experience, all models can be optioned up with advanced safety features such as the Predictive Forward Collision Warning, Forward Emergency Braking, Around View Monitor and Backup Collision Intervention.
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