Infiniti Announces Interim U.S. Pricing Action on 2011 M Sedan
FRANKLIN, TN - Infiniti announced an interim price increase on the 2011 Infiniti M performance luxury sedan, which went on sale last March. The price increase of $250 USD for M37 models and $350 USD for M56 models is effective immediately.

2011 Infiniti M Performance Sedan
FRANKLIN, TN - Infiniti announced an interim price increase on the 2011 Infiniti M performance luxury sedan, which went on sale last March. The price increase of $250 USD for M37 models and $350 USD for M56 models is effective immediately.
The new Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Prices (MSRP)* are:
Model | Engine/Transmission | MSRP |
Infiniti M37 | 3.7-liter V6 / 7-speed automatic | $46,500 USD |
Infiniti M37x AWD | 3.7-liter V6 / 7-speed automatic | $48,650 USD |
Infiniti M56 | 5.6-liter V8 / 7-speed automatic | $57,900 USD |
Infiniti M56x AWD | 5.6-liter V8 / 7-speed automatic | $60,400 USD |
About the 2011 Infiniti M
The all-new 2011 Infiniti M embraces the essence of all things Infiniti - style, performance, luxury, craftsmanship and technology - taking each to the highest levels ever for Infiniti's halo sedan. It is available in M37 and M56 model designations, with rear-wheel drive or Infiniti's Intelligent All-Wheel Drive system. The M37 features a 330-horsepower 3.7L V-6 engine - with increased power and fuel economy versus the previous generation M35's 3.5L V-6. The M56 also offers more power and better fuel economy from an all-new 420-horsepower 5.6-liter V8 (versus the previous generation M45's 4.5L (V-8). Both the M37 and M56 engines feature Infiniti's advanced VVEL (Variable Valve Event & Lift) system and all models are equipped with a standard 7-speed automatic transmission. A special Sport Package, offered on rear-wheel drive models, features 4-Wheel Active Steer (4WAS), sport-tuned suspension, Sport Brakes and 20-inch wheels and tires.

The 2011 M is also a showcase for Infiniti's advanced, user-focused technologies, carrying on the tradition of the previous generation M.
New technologies include Infiniti Drive Mode Selector, Active Noise Control, Blind Spot Warning (BSW), Blind Spot InterventionTM (BSI), Forest AirTM system, Eco Pedal and Active Trace Control. The 2011 M also offers a next-generation Infiniti Hard Drive Navigation System, Bose® Studio Surround® premium audio system, Intelligent Cruise Control (Full-Speed Range), Lane Departure Warning (LDW) and Lane Departure Prevention (LDP) systems, Distance Control Assist (DCA), Intelligent Brake Assist (IBA) with Forward Collision Warning (FCW) and Front Pre-Crash Seat Belts.
The M's dramatic sports styling provides a coefficient of drag of just 0.27 Cd, while the roomy, comfortable interior environment features standard leather-appointed seating, standard Japanese Ash wood trim or available silver powdered genuine White Ash wood trim and available premium audio and climate control systems. Key standard features include Infiniti Intelligent Key with Push Button Ignition, XM® Satellite Radio (XM® subscription required, sold separately), Bluetooth® Hands-free Phone System and power-sliding glass tinted moonroof.
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