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Inside the Infiniti

Infiniti M35h

Wood and leather all over the place

Infiniti M35h

No e-car or hybrid dashboard silliness here

Infiniti M35h

The touchscreen satnav comes as standard

Infiniti M35h

Snow setting for the car, heated seats for the driver

Infiniti M35h

V6 and hybrid gubbins under bonnet

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Re: meh

>Remember this is a tech site not a group of 12 year-olds discussing what they will do when they 'are grown up'.

Specifically it's a tech site for 30/40years olds to discuss what they would do if they were grown up

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Re: Small car please

Because at 65mph it's still got massive acceleration to get you out of trouble or safely overtake and isn't thrashing the engine to death to do it resulting in a quiet reliable machine unlike a noddy shopping trolley. It's potential terminal velocity is more an indication of other benefits.

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Surely the car's specs and performance should speak for themselves regardless of brand.

I nearly made a comment about which fruity brand of computer you probably buy, but that would be immature.

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