To keep the limited edition status, all of the cars will be individually numbered. On the exterior, the Infiniti FX limited editions will feature Black Obsidian color as a standard with an option of Scratch resistant metallic Pearl White. The color only accentuates the dark headlight surrounds, which is supposed to give the cars a more distinctive front. The exterior is finished off with 21-inch Turbine designed alloy wheels in dark graphite grey along with a double wave radiator grille, side air vents, and roof rails which are all similarly coordinated.

The interior of the FX limited Editions is a whole different story that accentuates unique enhancements. There are illuminated Infiniti badged entry guards as soon as you open the door and coordinated leather upholstered seats, upper door panels and dashboard that has contrasting stitching, and an Alcantara® headlining. Instead of the standard cello flame maple mood veneer, the dashboard, center console and door panels get carbon fiber. To finish the interior, a fully integrated navigation, communication, entertainment system with Bose® Speakers, the Michelin Guide, full iPod capabilities, and a 10GB music box with Gracenotes database is all part of Infiniti’s Connectiviti+ technology package.

Other standard equipment includes electronic adjustable heated and ventilated front seats, a sunroof, keyless entry and start system, and magnesium paddle shifts that work in conjunction with the seven-speed automatic gearbox.  As far as under the hood, the cars have surprising performance with a 390 HP V-8 propelled engine that goes 0 62 miles per hour in 5.8 seconds and the V-6 only one second behind. Traction control is assured by al wheel drive. The New Infiniti FX Limited Editions can be reserved at the Infiniti Center. Pricing goes from $87,639.76 to $97,333.53.