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The bottom line: Although it has a few nice tech features, the 2010 Infiniti QX56 lags behind its Infiniti stablemates in both performance technology and cabin electronics. Read review

Specs: SUV, Gas

The bottom line: Equally appealing to geeks and gearheads, the 2009 Infiniti G37 Coupe combines an athletic presence with a high level of performance and a complete cabin tech package to make a vehicle that's attractive from almost every angle. Read review

Specs: Coupe, x, Gas

The bottom line: Responsive handling and a powerful engine make the 2007 Infiniti G35 an excellent driver's car. The cabin's tech options should satisfy buyers who want digital entertainment and cell phone integration. Read review

Specs: Sedan, Sport, Gas

The bottom line: The 2009 Infiniti FX50S will surprise you with its level of performance, the luxury of its cabin, and its very advanced cabin and safety tech. What you shouldn't be surprised by is the big SUV fuel economy. Read review

Specs: SUV, FX50, Gas

The bottom line: Surprisingly drivable for such a huge vehicle, the Infiniti QX56 includes essential technology, but filling its 28-gallon tank will hurt. Read review

Specs: SUV, Base, Gas

The bottom line: The 2006 Infiniti M35 is an effective blend of real luxury, performance, and useful interior electronics. Drivers seeking comfort and technology over sheer performance should look closely at the M35. Read review

Specs: sedan, Base, Gas

The bottom line: The Infiniti M35x is a fine example of useful, nongratuitous high-tech luxury. Read review

Specs: sedan, Base, Gas

The bottom line: The 2007 Infiniti M35 is a real crowd pleaser in the luxury sport-sedan category. Dripping with onboard technology and tuned for spirited driving, the M35 is our kind of car. Read review

Specs: sedan, Sport, Gas

2008 Infiniti EX35 Journey

The bottom line: Impressive for its technology, the 2008 Infiniti EX35 Journey brings in all the latest gadgets, and adds a few unique ones not seen on other cars. It works well as an all-purpose car with a sporty edge. Read review

Specs: SUV, EX35, Gas

The bottom line: The 2008 Infiniti G35 is comfortable in a commute and fun for sport driving, while its cabin tech options are on the leading edge, offering rich navigation, good music options, and Bluetooth cell phone integration. Read review

Specs: Sedan, Journey, Gas