Any1 test drive the fx50?
Any1 test drive the fx50?
i got an emial from infiniti stating i can test drive the fx50 in may 12th but i didnt go bc its pointless for me. Did any1 else get the email or get a chance to test drive it? This truck is def a sick machine, caint wait to see them around.
The all new 2009 FX 50 will be here at Infiniti of West Chester Monday May 12th from 2:00 to 5:00 PM.
Please call your personally assigned sales consultant at 610-696-6700 to schedule a personal test drive on Monday May 12th.
Sincerely
Ronnie Rozier Sales Manager
Infiniti of West Chester
Please call your personally assigned sales consultant at 610-696-6700 to schedule a personal test drive on Monday May 12th.
Sincerely
Ronnie Rozier Sales Manager
Infiniti of West Chester
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Just so you know-
The FX is NOT a truck.
It's an insult to refer to it as such.
It doesn't look like a truck, doesn't handle like a truck, doesn't have a cab or a box like a truck...etc.
Take note-
The FX is NOT a truck.
It's an insult to refer to it as such.
It doesn't look like a truck, doesn't handle like a truck, doesn't have a cab or a box like a truck...etc.
Take note-
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I guess sport suv might not be too bad.
Heavy on the sport-
The 2003 FX is unique in that they softened the suspension just a bit in 2004.
Too many people complaining about the stiffness of the ride.
Hard to say if the FX50 retained the softer suspension or went back to our roots.
I've held my own with a RS4 at the track through the corners, but 450 hp on the straightaways is a little out of my league-
Heavy on the sport-
The 2003 FX is unique in that they softened the suspension just a bit in 2004.
Too many people complaining about the stiffness of the ride.
Hard to say if the FX50 retained the softer suspension or went back to our roots.
I've held my own with a RS4 at the track through the corners, but 450 hp on the straightaways is a little out of my league-
