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Infiniti Presents Exclusive FX Millionaire Edition in Holland

While Range Rover may have had the market cornered once upon a time, today buyers in the market for a luxury sport-utility or crossover have no shortage of choices. But those European buyers looking for something a little more exclusive have a new option in front of them: the Infiniti FX Millionaire Edition.

Set to be unveiled next week at Amsterdam's Millionaire Fair, the special edition FX crossover is available with either a 3.7-liter V6 or 5-liter V8. It can be ordered in either Obsidian Black or White Moonlight, and is complemented by special dark graphite trim around the grille, windows, roof rails and 21" wheels. Inside the Millionaire Edition gets all the latest electronics (including Bose surround sound, Around View Monitor and satellite navigation) in a cabin draped in micro-suede with brown stitching and offset by carbon fiber trim.

The special package doesn't come cheap, though: the FX50 Millionaire Edition sells for an immodest €95,450 – about $144,000, or twice what a stock model would cost in the United States.

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Luxist Review: 2009 Infiniti FX50 S, putting the sport in SUV

by Sam Abuelsamid (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Luxury Cars & Autos

Click the FX50 for a high-res gallery

In the waning years of the SUV craze a variety of premium automakers jumped into the segment in an attempt to cash in. But since it just wouldn't do for the likes of Audi, BMW or Infiniti to just simply have another truck based wagon, they had to differentiate themselves. Infiniti decided to inject a healthy dose of sport into the SUV equation when it introduced the original FX45 in 2003 and upped the anti with the redesigned 2009 model that debuted last summer.

One way get a vehicle with a sporty character is to start with a sports car platform, which is precisely what Infiniti did. The FX is based on the architecture of the Nissan 370Z although you would never guess by looking at it. Since one of the best reasons for driving an SUV is the all weather capability, we took the FX50 that Infiniti sent over on pre-Christmas ski trip that just happened to coincide with a major snow storm. Find out how it fared after the jump.

Gallery: 2009 Infiniti FX50 S