Can't imagine it being any different from the current model, +/- a grand. Just looked it up... MSRP on the current Q60 is $41 to start, $53 at full option.

IMO, the only way they could command more is if they introduce a trim level that has a V8, or FI... or an IPL.

 

I wonder if they are going to tone down the exhaust/engine note. I had a Q50 loaner and the engine and exhaust was super quiet.

 

This looks good....really good.

 

love the back save the integrated tailpipes- which will not likely make it to the production version anyway. It was the same with the G37 concept

 

We need to post pics of the G35 and G37 concepts for comparison.

 

Will this have the same 3.7 engine?

 

LOL.. there is like ZERO resemblance ..like zilch

 

Keep the prices similar like you're posting and Infiniti is in good shape with sales. Pull a Cadillac and increase your pricing to obtain a new product "tier" and you'll......end up like Cadillac with flat or decreasing sales.

Hopefully they work out the bugs and don't have several issues on the product roll out ala the Q50, TLX, or Escalade.

 

Well, they ARE both silver coupes.

 

I agree, no resemblance whatsoever, also Q60 looks A LOT better.

 

Hmm idk I think the general lines look similar to me, albeit not as exaggerated. Maybe my eyes are just growing old?

Edit: Overlayed the same two images, while not the exact same angle (pretty close though) or wheel base the lines still seem similar to me.

 

For reference, here are a few pictures of the old G37 Coupe concept.

 

Infiniti Q60 Concept Photos by CLyons0203 | Photobucket

I like aspects of the interior, but as always, we will have to wait and see how the production model looks.

 

Nice and thanks for the concept. Although I hope the real taillights will have at least one full led circle.

 

I love how all the concepts have a great stance but when it comes to production time they resort to monster truck wheel gap. Hopefully infiniti takes a cue from bmw and finally realizes you can make a car with little to no fender gap without totally slamming the car.