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Wednesday, March 24, 2010

2009 Infiniti G37 Convertible

2009 Infiniti G37 Convertible

One of the best ways to get a feel for a vehicle besides driving it is to watch a few videos, read reviews and see what information is on the Internet. At Grubbs Infiniti we are trying to do some of the work for you. Since we don't write automotive reviews on our own vehicles (that wouldn't make sense would it) we try to compile reviews from some of the prominent reviewers like Auto Blog, Motor Trend, US News, Consumer Reports and so forth. That way you can get all of your research done in one place and not have to jump around too much.

Hope you enjoy seeing and learning more about the 2009 Infiniti G37 Convertible. It's a real beauty and now that it's Spring it is Convertible Time!

Please visit www.autotalk.com for more auto news, forums and pictures! The all-new Infiniti G Convertible, sporting a retractable hardtop, Bose® Open Air Sound System and an adaptive climate control system, is on sale at Infiniti dealers nationwide, just in time to allow consumers to Own The Sky during this weekends official start of Summer.



Reviews:
The Car Connection
Jalopnik
Examiner.com
Auto Blog

You can view our current Inventory and see if we have the right 2009 Infiniti G37 for you!

About Grubbs Infiniti Grubbs Infiniti is a DFW area Infiniti dealership that specializes in new and pre-owned Infinitis. Our pre-owned lot features not just Infinitis but a wide range of luxury vehicles. Let us know how we can help you. Located at 1661 West Airport Freeway, Euless, TX 76040. 817-318-1200

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Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Ford Flex versus Infiniti FX50 (Hearse vs Steroidal Creature from the Black Lagoon)



As the main author of the blogs that Grubbs Infiniti is authoring I read probably a dozen or so auto reviews per day. That can really take it's toll on your creative side considering most of the reviews look the same. Yes, the auto reviews with videos add some spice to the mix but for the most part it's a few images, features and pricing.

This lack of creativity in some of the auto reviews is why I was pleasantly surprised to find this review of the Infiniti FX50 versus Ford Flex from Edmunds.com in my Google Reader today. This is not a typical "comparable vehicle review" comparing two vehicles with similar characteristics but a review of two separate types of vehicles.

Here are some great excerpts.. but make sure to read the entire article at Edmunds.com.

From Edmunds.com
Usually, we here at Edmunds are tasked with comparing apples to apples. But once in a while it's fun to consider apples against pears. Or even funeral coaches against fish. That said, this face-off has real-world merit because we know some parents will be torn between getting something rather sporty versus something more practical. We also know that some practical people don't necessarily want to drive something that loudly proclaims: "I brake for PTA meetings and bake sales." So we bring you the racy but controversially-styled Infiniti FX50 and the more conservative and practical yet still cool Ford Flex.

The Flex looks like a hearse. Unless you're some goth kid who loves The Cure and hates his parents, hearses aren't cool. In fact, hearses are kind of a bummer, since they make you think of death, and death is sad. The FX50, on the other hand, looks like a steroidal sea creature from the Black Lagoon.

Well, Mr. Clarke, it's a good thing your FX50 is a little faster, because if we're taking our All-Star little leaguers and their friends to the game, you're going to have to make another trip to get junior's two friends you had to leave behind initially.

The FX50 seats 5. According to the most recent Census, the average American family consists of just 3.14 people. 3.14! The FX50 is big enough for 3.14, and maybe even a crabby mother-in-law or two. Mr. DiPietro, it's time for you to bury that tragic hearse and start living. Come over to the Cool Side - we've got candy.

Check it out for yourself.. you won't be disappointed.
Full Article from Edmunds.com

2010 Infiniti G37 Convertible Road Video Review

2010 Infiniti G37 Convertible Road Video Review
I found a nice review of the Infiniti G37 Convertible. He goes through a lot of the features and is very detailed.
We have delivered a few of the G37 Convertibles here are Grubbs Infiniti. Take a look and see what he has to say about the 2010 Infiniti G37 Convertible.


The G's interior looks great. It has all of the luxury and technological features you would expect from a high line car. Wood trim, leather and a handsome analog dash clock greet you upon arrival. The clock looks a bit vintage, and is reminiscent of Maserati's tradition of including a clock in every car. It is a nice elegant touch and really works in the G. more...

See Video

Monday, March 15, 2010

Inspiring - 7 Texas Teams in NCAA Tournament

The NCAA Division I Tournament starts this week and Infiniti, the official vehicle of the NCAA Tournament, will take center stage (or is it half court) during the next few weeks of March Madness.

Infiniti has launched an integrated media campaign centered around the NCAA Division I Tournament in addition to the SEC (South Eastern Conference) and Big 10 Conferences. The first phase was launched in January to promote Infiniti's G line of vehicles. This next chapter focuses on Infiniti's flagship M line, the new model of which goes on sale this month. But both campaigns are also an effort to reposition the brand.

At Grubbs Infiniti we have been "inspired" by the marketing campaign and partnership developed between Infiniti and the NCAA. At Grubbs Infiniti we have been working to integrate the components of the National Infiniti campaign with our local efforts and have enjoyed doing so.

Now that the selections have been made we are very excited and inspired by the inclusion of 7 Texas teams in the NCAA Tournament this year. We are going to be rooting each one on as they try to make it into the Sweet Sixteen, Elite 8, Final Four and maybe even a National Championship. I was at the Final Four when my Alma Mater, George Mason, made it into the Final Four and I know what a thrill that was. Grubbs Infiniti wishes all of the teams that made it into the tournament the best and especially those 7 teams from Texas that made it. Everything is bigger and better in Texas!!!
















Texas Teams in NCAA Tournament



Baylor (3 Seed)
Houston (13 Seed)
Sam Houston State (14 Seed)
Texas A&M (5 Seed)
University of North Texas (15 Seed)
University of Texas (8 Seed)
University of Texas - El Paso (UTEP) (12 Seed)

Full Listing with Printable Brackets

Facebook
On Facebook we have developed a custom tab that highlights Infiniti's sponsorship of the "Bracket Challenge" and the opportunity for a lucky winner to win a 2011 Infiniti M.
We are also going to be posting information about our local teams that are in the tournament such as the University of North Texas "Mean Green" and our regional teams such as the University of Texas "Longhorns". Other Texas teams will no doubt make it into the tournament and we will find out on "Selection Sunday" when the brackets are set.

Infiniti Encouraging Dealer Participation
Infiniti is encouraging the employees of dealerships nationwide to participate in the Bracket Challenge and has set up an internal contest that each dealership can play. I was disappointed to learn that I can't win the 2011 Infiniti M but at least I can beat my co-workers .

At Grubbs Infiniti we had our monthly meeting a few days ago where the "Bracket Challenge" was announced and the announcement was greeted with some good smack talking and predictions on who is going to have the best bracket.

We will let you know how our brackets are going. Hope you play along with the Infiniti Bracket Challenge.

Related Articles and Information



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UNT Going to the NCAA Tournament

Win a 2011 Infiniti M