If you live in Europe and you want to be one of the first ones to own an Infiniti, the Japanese premium car brand has launched a new dedicated site at “Infiniti.eu” where potential customers can sign up and pre-order their vehicle of choice. Infiniti’s European reservation list will only be open for a limited time until 30 September 2008, with the first deliveries set to start from October 2008. The first European Infiniti Centers will open their doors in nine countries from October 2008, including the major markets of France, Spain and Italy. From January 2009, six more countries will join the Infiniti stable, followed by a further six countries from April 2009, including the UK and Germany.

The long-awaited convertible version of Infiniti’s G Coupe will be introduced during the fiscal year 2008 which started in April 2008 and ends in March 2009 according to an official announcement made by Nissan’s CEO, Carlos Ghosn during the unveiling of the company’s “GT 2012” mid term business plan (we’ll have more on that later on). Although Nissan didn’t release any more details, it is rumored that the G37 convertible may get an electric folding hard-top like its main competitor, the BMW 3-Series Cabriolet. What’s for certain is that the G37 Convertible will come equipped with the same 330H 3.7-liter V6 engine as its coupe sibling.

Infiniti presented its new modern sedan ‘M35′ in Korea market during BIMOS 2008, which is powered by VQ engine with 280 horsepower.

Not that this teaser image of the forthcoming 2009 FX reveals much, but it is the first official shot of Infiniti’s V8-powered SUV that will make its worldwide debut at the Geneva Motor Show in a few days. Notably, this will be the first time that Infiniti reveals an all-new model outside the U.S. We’ll have more on the second-generation FX on Tuesday, March 4 -that is unless someone decides to spill the beans earlier…