The Infiniti QX50 combines understated good looks with enough oomph under the hood to make for an accomplished SUV.
The Infiniti QX50 is a mid-sized SUV that will hold its own well against the Germans.
The Infiniti QX30 is a crossover that combines a pleasant drive with an eye-catching sheet metal.
The updated Infiniti Q50 is a handsome everyday compact executive sedan for the average Singaporean, but it'll leave the more demanding drivers wanting more.
The Q60 Red Sport packs a sweet engine and a tight chassis, but the lack of driver connection stops it from being a truly great performance car.
With just 208bhp and 350Nm of torque from a turbocharged Mercedes engine, the beautifully sleek Infiniti Q60 proves you don't need a great deal of power to enjoy the drive.
Infiniti takes its best-selling Q50 and puts a new twin-turbocharged 3.0-litre V6 powerplant that's capable of 400bhp under its pretty bonnet.
Infiniti's new premium hatch, the Q30, takes on the sensible Volvo V40 Cross Country and the fun-to-drive MINI Cooper S Clubman.
Infiniti's Q30 Diesel is cheaper to buy and cheaper to run than the Q30 2.0T Sport.
This may be the smallest model yet from Infiniti but it's undoubtedly the most attractive too.
We drive the plush and mighty Infiniti QX80, the Japanese automaker's flagship and Singapore's largest sports utility vehicle.
Lexus' all new RX200t joins the fight for high-riding all-wheel drive supremacy against the Infiniti QX70 3.7 Premium and the Land Rover Discovery Sport 2.0 HSE.
Although the Audi A6 and Infiniti Q70 are birds of the executive sedan feather, the sportier vibes of the A6 may just give it an edge over the more conventional Q70.
Infiniti has bestowed its Q70 with a sexy and curvacious facade. Along with a spacious and comfortable interior, the brand looks like its ready to make its mark in the luxury sedan segment.
When it comes to compact executive sedans, the battle continues to rage on with different models - just like the new Infiniti Q50 and the Lexus IS.
The Infiniti Q50 combines the goodness of a German engine and the reliability of a Japanese-made car. What's not to like?
In Sports Premium guise, the M37 is easily one of the most menacing and distinctive looking sedan on our urbanised landscape.
Infiniti's FX creation aims to put the brand in the forefront of luxury performance, coupled with unparalleled on-road presence.
The Infiniti M25 may lack the punch of its bigger brethren but it doesn't lack the enthusiasm missing in some of its competitors.
With its gobs of torque and power sent to the rear wheels, the Infiniti M35h performs like a sports sedan on the tarmac.