0.9% APR on 2008 Infiniti EX35
Tuesday, April 14th, 2009
Infiniti’s smallest crossover, the EX35 packs the same torquey 3.5–liter V6 engine that we all loved so much in the FX35, but does it in a tighter, neater package, all at a significantly lower price point. And for a limited time, you can take advantage of 0.9% APR for up to 72 months on the Infiniti EX35.

Although based on the same platform, the FX35 and EX35 differ in a few ways. The most obvious difference is that the EX35’s exterior is more compact: seven inches shorter in length and about fourteen inches shorter in height than the FX35. However, don’t let the numbers dissuade you from the EX35’s surprisingly roomy cabin. With adequate seating for five, passengers can stretch out comfortably in the rear seat, since the EX35 provides a full 28.5 inches of legroom.

Up front, the EX35 showcases a cockpit similar to that of the G37, providing the same luxurious feel as the popular sports sedan but with a more elevated view of the road. The EX35 also shares the G35’s steering prowess, which is sharp and sporty. The similarities don’t stop there. Even the design of the EX35 calls on the sleek lines of the G35, with an athletic front fascia and low roofline that flows seamlessly into the rear hatch.
The EX35 is available with optional all–wheel drive, but purists will be pleased to know that the EX35 is the only vehicle in its class to offer rear–wheel drive. Some of the EX35’s standard safety features include side curtain airbags, antilock brakes, traction control and electronic stability control. Optional features like the innovative lane departure warning system, front and rear obstacle detection and Around View Monitor are also available. With 297–horsepower on tap, the EX35 clocks a 0–60 time of 6.2 seconds while achieving 17 mpg in the city and 24 mpg on the highway. If you’ve always wanted a sports car, but need some everyday real–life utility, Infiniti’s EX35 is a perfect compromise. It may be the little brother, but it’s got all the moves that will make the family proud.
















