The Infiniti J30, a rear-wheel drive luxury car, was launched in the 1993 model year as a mid-size sedan pitted against Lexus GS. A four-door sedan in a body style, it featured a rounded styling untypical of its competitors in the near-luxury car market segment. The J30 was powered by a 3.0L VG30DE V6 engine that it shared with the 300ZX. Its motor is capable of producing 210 hp and 192 lb•ft (260 N•m) of torque.
The J30 runs on four-speed automatic transmission. Its curb weight is 3,580 lb and fuel capacity at 19 US gal (72L). A touring model of the Infiniti J30 was also produced featuring a rear spoiler, a stiffer suspension, BBS style alloy wheels and four-wheel steering. Even as it shares the Y32 Chassis with the Nissan Cedric/Gloria, it was essentially a rebadged version of the Nissan Leopard for the Japanese market, where it was offered with both the VG30DE and VH41DE V8 engines.
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