Infiniti "needs visibility on the roads"

Sales from the Infiniti Q50 inside the UK next year are expected to match the firms’ total registrations for the entire of 2012. Steve Oliver, Infiniti’s regional boss for north Europe said he hopes to sell 500 from the BMW 3-series rival next year. Speaking in the Goodwood Festival of Speed, Oliver said : “At the instant Infiniti needs cars on an open road - we want visibility. The Q50 can give us that. Towards the end of subsequent financial year, March 2014, we should have sold 500 Q50s inside the UK - that’s a modest goal, but it‘s the identical to the complete quantity of cars we bought from 2012.  “That is really a recipe for sustained growth, and that‘s the only goal We‘ve - we’re not curious about quick wins. “The Infiniti Q50 is our breakthrough car. It offers both a European-focused engine, as well as the benefit of the petrol hybrid that offers performance and low emissions. We‘ve something to provide everyone, so we sense that there‘s a growing desire among private and fleet buyers to interrupt far from the large three German marques. We have the Q50 is an credible car, which should serve us well. “After the Q50, our BMW 1-series rival is that the next focus. The Q50 is an item that ought to change perceptions from the brand and sell well. It lays the groundwork for the following car, which should really help us build momentum. Again, we all know there ought to be volume there, and we actually believe we will bring anything new to market. ”Oliver also outlined plans to develop Infiniti’s 8-strong UK dealer network. “We have proven that customers of premium cars benefit from the bespoke service we can offer, and also the key Now‘s to extend our reach and thereby reputation. We‘ve several sites under evaluation, and aspire to grow in line with these sales volumes, ” he said. Infiniti suggestion:inch,inches,in[click to edit]')" onmouseout="UnTip()">" needs visibility upon the roads suggestion:inch,inches,in[click to edit]')" onmouseout="UnTip()">"