The QX70 Limited will join the 2016 QX80 Limited in our lineup at Infiniti of Cincinnati, bringing new style which customers should expect on future models. For example, the QX70 Limited’s new grille design will be standard on all forthcoming QX70 models.

In addition, the new Infiniti QX70 Limited features unique front fascia and LED daytime running lights that replace the standard fog lights. Other exterior changes include body-colored side air-vents, mirror housings with a dark finish, a stainless steel rear bumper protector, dark rear lights, and an exclusive set of 21-inch wheels. Inside, it boasts new Graphite and Stone high-contrast leather treatment, special open-poor wood trim with aluminum flake trim on the console and pedals, a dark headliner, and standard climate-controlled front seats.

The #QX70 might be the biggest star in the big city. #NYIAS pic.twitter.com/fkbNbQ5ztv

— Infiniti USA (@InfinitiUSA) March 30, 2016

“The QX70 Limited offers a range of premium exterior and interior treatments, adding an extra touch of exclusivity to the dramatically styled crossover,” said Randy Parker, vice president, Infiniti Americas. “The QX70 has always been a popular model in the greater New York area so it’s fitting that visitors to the New York International Auto Show will be the very first to see this beautiful new QX70 Limited model.”

Two of the 2016 Q50’s engines will be variants of the 3.0-liter twin turbo engines, which crank out 300 and 400 horsepower, respectively. The other engine option is a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine, which is less powerful than the other two engines with an output of 208 horsepower. At some point, a fourth powertrain will be joining the lineup to introduce hybrid technology to the Q50 trim lineup. All three engines revealed in Chicago are brand-new to both the Q50 and to the Infiniti brand as a whole.

The 2016 Infiniti Q50 proves two turbos and 400 HP make everything better https://t.co/W8cI9aUWqW pic.twitter.com/x2LoBRijOE

— Jalopnik (@Jalopnik) February 29, 2016

The 208 horsepower 2.0-liter model will be available at Infiniti dealerships before spring, while the Q50 Red Sport 400 and Q50 3.0t will roll out separately over the course of spring 2016. There is no word yet on when the hybrid variant will debut.

The Seeker itself bears an interesting, elegant, and contemporary design. Bearing a minimalist black line that serves as the arrow against an all-white body, the Seeker’s dial is hooked to a small engine that points users in their chosen destination. LED lights inform users how close they are to the destination. While not as informative about surrounding roads and traffic conditions as your typical GPS, Infiniti created the Seeker in order to give the journey an air of mystery and adventure.

The social media hashtag #BornToChallenge will allow interested individuals to track the process of this elaborate game of hide-and-seek as the brand continues to release videos about the Infiniti Seeker GPS and the people using it to find the new Q30. You can head over to Infiniti’s YouTube channel to catch up with the journey so far.

# 1 – The Shawshank Trail – Mansfield, OH

Ever seen the movie The Shawshank Redemption? It starred Tim Robbins, as a bank man wrongfully convicted for murder. Many of the sites in the film are located along this driving trail.

# 2 – Perry’s Victory and International Peace Memorial – Put-in-Bay, OH

Here sits the world’s largest Doric column. It was erected to celebrate a naval victory in the War of 1812.

# 3- Dave Grohl Alley – Warren, OH

Dave Grohl was the drummer of monumental grunge rock band Nirvana and he eventually went on to front another prominent rock-n-roll band the Foo Fighters. He grew up Warren and an alley named after him has become a mecca of sorts for big fans.

# 4 – Mushroom House – Cincinnati, OH

It’s a house that looks like a mushroom. No more, no less.

# 5 – The Rutherford B. Hayes Birthplace Gas Station – Delaware, OH

Rutherford B. Hayes may not be everyone’s favorite president, but does his legacy deserve no greater edifice than a gas station? It still makes for an interesting roadside attraction.

All of the attractive qualities that piqued our interest last year are present in the production model of the Infiniti Q60. The fastback profile is still there, as are the athletic lines and sporty proportions.

The all-new 2017 @InfinitiUSA Q60 Coupe is one of the best new looking sports coupe! https://t.co/6csEmZYE6Z pic.twitter.com/g2w501NOSy

— AutoNation (@AutoNation) January 25, 2016

The Infiniti Q60 specs promise to deliver a thrilling yet balanced driving experience. Equipped with a 3.0-liter twinturbo V6, the Q60 offers two power ratings. You can pick one up with 300 horsepower or 400 horsepower. The newly available Dynamic Digital Suspension is designed to offer “crisp handling responses and superior ride comfort.” The drive mode selector lets you determine steering response.

Roland Krueger, president, Infiniti Motor Company Ltd., puts it best. “The Infiniti Q60 conveys a powerful elegance through its daring design, next-generation ride and handling technologies, and powertrains offering up to 400 horsepower.”

Credit card skimmers have been found at gas stations across the nation and they’re a real threat. Few gas stations do routine security checks, putting all the risk on the customer.

A thief can install a credit card skimmer in under a minute. Once it’s installed, anyone who uses their credit card at the pump has their information gathered and stored. After a few days have passed, the thief comes by and removes the skimmer in under a minute. In such a short installation and removal time span, thieves are unlikely to be caught.

There are some precautions you can take to protect your information at the pump. Take these tips from us here at Infiniti of Cincinnati.

1. Use the innermost pumps, the ones that are usually in the attendant’s view.
2. Check the state inspector sticker. If it’s broken, report it to the attendant and don’t use the pump.

Pay inside. Doing so negates your risk as you aren’t using a credit card.

Performance is heading to a whole new level in the new range-topping Infiniti Q50 Red Sport. Under the hood of that monster is a new twin-turbocharged 3-liter V6 engine that’s capable of 400 hp and 350 lb-ft of torque without breaking a sweat.

If you don’t need that much power, don’t worry. There’s a 3-liter V6 engine that still rocks out with 300 hp and 295 lb-ft of torque. This new engine replaces the 3.7-liter V6 that’s been offered in the previous Q50 and several other Infiniti models.

The base Q50 still packs quite a punch. A 2-liter turbo four-cylinder hits hard with 208 hp and 258 lb-ft of torque.  If you’re worried about fuel efficiency, there’s a gasoline-electric hybrid drivetrain. That model is powered by a 3.5-liter V6 and 50 kW electric motor.

All models can be configured with all-wheel drive no matter the engine.

The QX80 underwent a major exterior redesign for the 2015 model, but it’s the 2016 Infiniti QX80 that adds the very first Signature Edition. This special edition model features all of the content from both the Driver Assistance and Split Bench packages; it also adds a Saddle Tan high-contrast interior, chrome mirror caps, and bodyside moldings. Infiniti will produce just 1,000 examples of the QX80 Signature Edition.

But that’s not the only update for the 2016 QX80. The premium crossover adds Hermosa Blue as an exterior color option on the AWD Limited model.

So how much will the new 2016 Infiniti QX80 retail for? According to Infiniti, the base QX80’s Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) comes in at $63,250. The Signature Edition is offered at just $1,000 more than the base RWD model. The QX80 AWD slots in at $66,350, and the top-of-the-line QX80 AWD Limited is available at $88,850.

All models carry an additional $995 destination and handling charge.

Low Down Dirty Blues

Presented by Playhouse in the Park, the Low Down Dirty Blues has a number of dates in December when audiences can watch blues musicians play the music of the greats—Muddy Waters, Sophie Tucker, Ma Rainey, and more.

Jean Alva Goldsmith Collection

Take your family to the Public Library of Cincinnati & Hamilton County Main Library this December to check out the book collection of Jean Alva Goldsmith, an avid reader who perished at the age of seven. Her collection of children’s books includes some of the best treasures ever found.

Robot Zoo Traveling Children’s Exhibit

Kids will love this exhibit, which visits the Boone County Main Library across the river in Burlington, Kentucky, in December. The exhibit includes giant robot animals that use biomechanics to demonstrate to children how animals and their bodies operate.

Holiday Junction Featuring the Duke Energy Holiday Trains

Head to the Cincinnati Museum Center in December to see the Holiday Junction, which includes Duke Energy Holiday Trains on display. Children can ride The Cincinnatian train or build their own displays in an interactive play area. Santa will even be on hand to collect wish lists from good boys and girls.

Have a wonderful December exploring the great city of Cincinnati. Happy holidays from all of us at Infiniti of Cincinnati!

According to Infiniti, the brand gave a generous sponsorship and began a partnership with Eater NY and Vox. The goal of MOFAD is to eventually expand to a large-scale museum with exhibits that you can really eat. This is just one example of Infiniti’s dedication to philanthropic efforts.

NYC: Get a free ride this Saturday from @smorgasburg to @mofad, the brand new food museum https://t.co/PkK5Eovehx pic.twitter.com/LJKrGaTY7I

— Vox Media (@voxmediainc) October 30, 2015

“When it comes to food, everyone has some level of expertise — and that is at the heart of what makes MOFAD Lab so exciting,” said Dave Arnold, founder and president of the Museum of Food and Drink and innovator in the field of culinary technology. “MOFAD Lab will use an accessible subject, the food we eat, to delve into complex questions of culture, history, science and art — and will provide an incredible springboard for a full Museum of Food and Drink in New York.”

For the first night, individuals could sample a gin and tonic with cinchona bark, a sabich tostada with eggplant, squid in ink sauce, Pasta Puttanesca, and kelp mousse with elderflower. These are just some of the many exhibits set to be displayed at the museum.