Infiniti Q50 review

It's beautifully put together, as you'd expect of one of the Japanese premium nameplates, and uses woods and leathers and metals well. Infiniti makes a lot of its technologies, so there are two big colour central screens, plus a smaller one between the dials. It takes a while to master their operation, but it works well enough when you do, although the graphics are a little messy.

Rear room isn't bad for two, but of course the central passenger has a transmission tunnel to cope with. The optional Bose hi-fi is brilliant.