Now you can build your own Infiniti QX55 for free.
Back in April, Infiniti released a series of papercraft projects dubbed Carigami to help cure boredom when everyone was stuck at home in quarantine during the pandemic. Inspired by the Japanese art of paper folding, gearheads can build their own Q50, QX80, and first-generation FX for free using a printer, paper, a craft knife or scissors, and glue.
Now, the 2022 Infiniti QX55 has been given the Carigami treatment, just in time for the holidays to encourage people to get creative with their friends and families. Customer deliveries of the QX55 won t start until next spring, so this is the closest you can get to owning Infiniti s new coupe crossover until then.
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