I’ve read Dante’s “Divine Comedy.” I’ve been beaten over the head with enough catechism to know the technical differences between finding one’s way to Heaven or Hades, the land of the lost or the land of the saved, Purgatory or McDonald’s. But, for the life of me, I can’t determine if the 2011 Infiniti QX56 is a vice or a virtue.Permit me to pontificate for a moment. If the overwhelming convenience of the QX56 is a sin, then is not its ample space for an entire basketball team charity as well? Montana has less room than the QX56.
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First, the 2011 QX56 is significantly redesigned this year. Whereas the previous years looked more the part of battleships than luxury SUVs, this year’s style is more refined. Yes, the car requires good health and a fully functioning set of lungs to walk around. It’s huge. But in the same way the car is colossal in the flesh, its massive presence is subdued by subtle styling on the outside.
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