Car Moon

Once you watch this video, we are pretty sure that you will think twice before saying the little kid running around like a twister throwing sand all over the place and the odd couple trying to learn how to play rackets are the most annoying things you have ever seen at the beach.

The apparently intoxicated owner of this black Infiniti FX along with his equally messed up friends went berserk on a Russian beach (or at least the person who uploaded the video on Youtube claims that the incident took place in Russia) and put everyone in danger including themselves when they drove the Japanese crossover into and out of the sea.

In their third attempt to show their pedigree to beach goers they managed to sink the Infiniti, which of course was flooded with sea water once the driver opened the door... Follow the break to watch the video for yourself.

In what could be one of the most tedious videos of the year, Nissan's luxury division, Infiniti, has released a seven minute long film with the exterior and interior details of its BMW 5-Series rival, the 2011 M premium sedan, which made its world premiere earlier this week. Under the hood, the new M37 gets a 330hp 3.7-liter V6 while the M56 debuts a 420HP 5.6-liter V8. Infiniti has also announced a hybrid variant for 2011 while in Europe, the M will be offered with a Renault-sourced, V6 diesel as well.

Follow the break to watch a live webcast of Infiniti's media event at the SLS Hotel in Beverly Hills where the Japanese company will show the all-new new 2011 M sedan and its redesigned 2010 G, as well as announce details on the 2011 QX SUV and its hybrid plans.

In addition to the first photos and details on the all-new 2011 Infiniti M, the Japanese automaker has now released a video from the official presentation of its BMW 5-Series rival that took place at the 2009 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. Infiniti's flagship sedan model, which is scheduled to go on sale across the world starting from spring 2010, wasn't actually there as the Japanese automaker used virtual technology mapping to project the car on a full-size clay model. Click through to check out the video.

Nissan's upscale Infiniti division lifted the veil off the 2009 G37 Convertible at the Los Angeles Motorshow and from what we've heard, the initial reactions appear to be positive. We've already posted plenty of high-resolution photographs along with a detailed article on the four-seater convertible but this is the first time that we get the chance to see the car and its retractable hardtop in action. But as with the case of the 370Z promo film, Nissan/Infiniti has once again forgotten (?) to add sound to the video. Well, this time we decided to break the silence by including a 1996 song called 'Mint Car' by the British group 'The Cure'. Check out the video after the jump.