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Mexico INFINITI QX55–Made in Mexico: Aguascalientes (COMPAS Plant) INFINITI QX60–Made in the United States: Smyrna, Tennessee (Smyrna Assembly) INFINITI QX80–Japan: Yukuhashi (Nissan Shatai Kyushu Plant)

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"Infinitely You" brings to life the sleek interiors of the INFINITI QX60, QX50 and QX80, designed to make you feel at ease every time you get inside your INFINITI. The campaign reinforces the brand's commitment to providing its owners a place to experience some of life's most intimate and honest moments.

The INFINITI emblem features two lines pointing upwards to a horizon, creating the appearance of a mountain peak or a road. Since INFINITI comes from Japan, many people have likened the symbol to Mount Fuji, the country's tallest and most iconic peak. Others have described the emblem as looking like an upside-down V.

Who makes INFINITI cars today? INFINITI is still a division of Nissan Motor Co., a Japanese automotive manufacturing company. The brand was officially launched in 1989, around the same time that Honda and Toyota launched their own luxury divisions, Acura and Lexus respectively.

The INFINITI brand is from Japan. This luxury make began in 1985 and stemmed from the popular auto make Nissan and the subsequent manufacturing company Nissan Motor Co., which is the Japanese automotive company that handles the production of Nissan's luxury vehicles.

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INFINITI uses the slogan “new horizons” for the auto industry, which is symbolized by the two lines on the emblem stretching into the distance.

Notably, Nexus the drug is an antidepressant; Wanda created her life in Westview out of grief over Vision's death, and the commercial seems to be her own subconscious arguing with her to essentially “shut down” the hex around the town and move on with her life.