Review: 2006 Infiniti M35
Most obvious of the changes to the 2006 Infiniti M are the new exterior and interior designs. On the outside, the M is unmistakably an Infiniti; the middle child slotted in between the smaller G35 and the larger Q45. Up front is the familial chrome grille with horizontal slats, below which is a large air dam with honeycomb inserts. With its short front and rear overhangs, the side view suggests an oversized G35, though the higher trunk line and fender-mounted turn signals distinguish the M from its little brother. Chrome trim accents the windows and door handles. Filling slightly flared wheelwells are the large alloy wheels, and the rear includes large LED taillights and quad chrome tailpipes.
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