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More pictures of the 2010 Nissan Patrol/Infiniti QX

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The back is very similar in both models.
As well as the interior.

At least on this picture, the interior seems better suited to a luxury vehicle than the rather cheap looking one fitted in the current model…

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  2. The interior looks "better suited" to a luxury vehicle?

    Vince, that doesn't look like ANYTHING special to me. Leather and a big nav screen does not = luxury

  3. All cars are becoming Luxury…Luxury divisions are becoming just sucker traps for people with more dollars than sense…Like Hollywood tards.

  4. Inside looks good. Profile looks interesting with the greenhouse. The back looks alright and the front…YUCK!

  5. God this is nasty. Nissan needs to just give up on offering a fullsized luxury SUV until they can figure out how to do it properly. Yeesh!

  6. That cabin looks beyond mundane and a bit derivative, with that 'swoop' of wood beyond the dash being stolen from the Jaguar XJ.

  9. I can't get beyond the pecker/scrotum shifter. That thing looks pornographic and I wouldn't want to put my hand anywhere near it.

  11. "ne1butu said…
    God this is nasty. Nissan needs to just give up on offering a fullsized luxury SUV until they can figure out how to do it properly. Yeesh!

    September 10, 2009 5:44 PM"

    Agreed.

    This thing is VERY mediocre.

  16. that is one gorgeous piece of kit, me thinks we's seein ourselves the next boulevard king, eat me out! what a winner!

  17. These pictures don't do it justice. Too chopped off. I like the heavy wood running from the door onto the dash.

  19. THANK GOD they did something. The current QX is the ugliest vehicle on sale today.

    They took some cues from the Kuraza concept forever ago. Or maybe from my sketches? 😉

    The world will never know.

  21. maybe it will be fine in US,, cause it's there for first time.. but for as who have the current one.. we will miss the Sporty Patrol

    a big different

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