Infiniti explains Q naming scheme in new video

What's in a name? When it comes to cars, it can be a lot more than you think. Infiniti caused quite a bit of hubbub late last year when it announced it would be changing its vehicle names so that all of its cars start with Q and all of its crossovers and SUVs start with QX. Now, the luxury division of Nissan has posted a video that it says explains the historically relevant reason for the new Q badge.

The video explains that the Q name comes from Infiniti's very first model, the Q45. Infiniti is returning to the Q name to pay homage to that legacy, and it's starting with the all-new Q50 sedan. However, while most of Infiniti's 2014 models will get the new Q badge, the G37 Sedan will keep its nameplate through model year 2015 (despite the fact that Infiniti already changed the G37 Coupe and G37 Convertible models to the name Q60).

Confused yet? Watch the video below and let us know what you think about Infiniti's reasoning for changing its vehicle names.

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Infiniti explains Q naming scheme in new video

What's in a name? When it comes to cars, it can be a lot more than you think. Infiniti caused quite a bit of hubbub late last year when it announced it would be changing its vehicle names so that all of its cars start with Q and all of its crossovers and SUVs start with QX. Now, the luxury division of Nissan has posted a video that it says explains the historically relevant reason for the new Q badge.

The video explains that the Q name comes from Infiniti's very first model, the Q45. Infiniti is returning to the Q name to pay homage to that legacy, and it's starting with the all-new Q50 sedan. However, while most of Infiniti's 2014 models will get the new Q badge, the G37 Sedan will keep its nameplate through model year 2015 (despite the fact that Infiniti already changed the G37 Coupe and G37 Convertible models to the name Q60).

Confused yet? Watch the video below and let us know what you think about Infiniti's reasoning for changing its vehicle names.

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PREP school introduces Ipad scheme for the students

In January 2012 The Hague University of Applied Sciences' English Language Preparatory School (prep school) will provide its students with Ipads.

These will replace most of the paper used and lead to a more sustainable curriculum. Students will have to pay a deposit, but may become owners of the ipad on obtaining good results at the end of the programme.

This scheme will replace the merit scholarships that were available until July 2011.The English Language Preparatory School helps students acquire the study skills and the high level of proficiency in English required for studying at Dutch universities.

The prep programme aims to prepare for studying in English medium Bachelors or Masters programmes of The Hague University of Applied Sciences or at other institutions of Higher Education in the Netherlands. For more info please visit English Language Preparatory School - http://www.thehagueuniversity.com/prep-programme/general

Download PrepSchool brochures in 5 languages: English, Portuguese, Chinese, Vietnamese and Russian - http://www.thehagueuniversity.com/prep-programme/general/pop_up_prep_school_brochures

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