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Infiniti FX50 S Brabus Photos



The Car Research and Development, a subsidiary of the Brabus Group, has unveiled its last work for Japanese luxury automaker. Meet the Infiniti FX50 S Limited Edition dressed up in styling package from CRD.

The Infiniti FX50 S Limited Edition by Brabus gets a set of bespoke 21-inch turbine-design light-alloy wheels in a grey finish, while the front grille, side air inlets in the front fenders and the roof bars are also painted grey.



The Infiniti SUV’s cabin is upholstered in leather with light brown stitching while the carbon-fiber trim in a dark brown finish and the alcantara trim on the headliner and pillars round off the interior upgrades.
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