EXCITING NEWS!!!!!! Infiniti of Baton Rouge is getting a make-over! Our sister store in Lafayette recently opened and has the all new building design from Infiniti and we liked it so much we are getting a much needed "face-lift" after being open for nearly 10 years! Wow! It's crazy to think that we've been open nearly that long! Construction is set to begin soon and hopefully it will be a quick process! Let…
I have known for a long time what it means to be a customer of Infiniti of Baton Rouge as I have always received nothing but the best in customer service both with regard to purchase of vehicles and service of my vehicles since 2002. However, I am even more please to be writing to you about my recent experience involving the accident in which I was involved on August 9,2012…
Presenting the 2013 QX56 at Infiniti of Baton Rouge. This video highlights this vehicle's safety features and available packages on this specific model. For more information call (866) 955-0189 or come for a test drive at
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Baton Rouge, LA 70817
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Jennifer MisarosFor 2012, Infiniti only made minor changes to the QX56's equipment packages and I don't blame them for it. It would be no easy task to make substantial improvements to the QX, which is as capable, luxurious, and well built as anySUVin its class. While its not necessarily unattractive, the QX's exterior is the only area that could possibly use refining. The design is undeniably distinctive but instead of helping to camouflage the Infiniti's immense proportions it actually emphasizes them, giving the QX a slightly awkward look.
Evan McCausland:If there was ever a time to truly test the M35h's ability to sip fuel and run on electricity alone, this night certainly wasn't it. Temperatures plummeted, gale-force winds (30-40 mph) rocked southern Michigan, and for reasons completely unrelated to weather, my wife and I were running late for a hockey game located 53 miles away by freeway. Instead, this scenario allowed me to experience the other facet of the M35h's personality: power. This car moves at a fairly good clip when the drive selector is placed on "normal," but it's surprisingly potent once…
After a highly satisfactory experience with a Four Seasons Infiniti QX56, our collective antennae were up at the debut of Infiniti's newest SUV, the JX35. One rung down size-wise from the big-boy QX, the JX is also built differently, being of unibody construction rather than body-on-frame. Additionally, the JX is based on Nissan's front-wheel-drive, mid-size D-platform (which also underpins the Altima and the Maxima), and it's therefore the first Infiniti in a…
in its class. While its not necessarily unattractive, the QX's exterior is the only area that could possibly use refining. The design is undeniably distinctive but instead of helping to camouflage the Infiniti's immense proportions it actually emphasizes them, giving the QX a slightly awkward look.