Infiniti to Enter Western Europe in 2008
Debut with Infiniti G model
By Alexander
August 14, 2007 3:19 PM
Filed Under: Infiniti, Japanese
According Automobilewoche.de, Nissan will bring its luxury brand Infiniti to western Europe next year with cars going on sale in the fourth quarter of 2008. Jim Wright, head of Infiniti Europe, expects the United Kingdom and Germany to be Infiniti's most important markets. In Europe, Infiniti currently operates in Ukraine and Russia.
Wright remains cautious about the German market, stating that "we have no ambition to imitate the German manufacturers, since we would fail at that." Wright has set an annual sales target of 500 units per dealership to be achieved by 2013 through a channel of 12 to 14 dealerships spread across the country. In order to convey exclusivity, Infiniti dealerships will not be incorporated with Nissan outlets.
The Infiniti G-series will be Infiniti's first model on the European market.
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euros, please give these cars a chance, and give cadillac a chance too! they hold the record for the sedan on the nurburgring you know, and are also reliable! stop buying the unreliable german cars, and give jap/american cars a chance!
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go infiniti!!!!!!