Infiniti QX60

Overview: Is the Infiniti QX60 a Good Luxury SUV?

The three-row Infiniti QX60 brings family-friendly roominess wrapped in premium accommodations. This midsize luxury crossover SUV emphasizes cushy comfort for up to seven passengers. While the exterior is sleek and distinctive, the QX60 shares a platform with the Nissan Pathfinder and Murano. Branded initially as the Infiniti JX in 2013, this deluxe family hauler adopted the QX60 moniker starting in the 2014 model year. The second generation debuted in 2022.

Note: Equipment, features, and trims can vary by model year. Always confirm these details when looking for used Infiniti QX60 cars for sale.

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Key Features

The Infiniti QX60 offers:

• Five-door midsize crossover SUV body style
• 3.5-liter V6 engine (a four-cylinder Infiniti QX60 hybrid was sold from 2014 to 2017)
• Continuously variable automatic transmission
• Front wheel drive or all wheel drive

Trims

The QX60 didn't take on specific trim designations until the 2019 model year when Infiniti offered Pure and Luxe editions. The Signature Edition joined the lineup only for 2021, while the Sensory and Autograph became the top-tier versions starting in 2021.

Comfort, Technology & Cargo

First- and second-row occupants will find ample room in the Infiniti QX60, but 28 inches of third-row legroom isn’t always adult-friendly. Many trims are well-equipped with features like perforated leather seats (including semi aniline leather), navigation, touchscreen infotainment, Apple CarPlay, and a Bose premium audio system. Later models have advanced driver-assist technologies, including ProPilot semi-autonomous driving, adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, and lane keep assist. Cargo space is generous, especially when the back rows are folded.

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How It Drives

The 295-horsepower V6 engine (265 horsepower with the first generation) pulls authoritatively when pressed into action. The CVT transmission keeps the QX60 in the optimal range for reasonable fuel economy but isn’t as responsive as a traditional automatic transmission. Nonetheless, composed handling accompanies the QX60’s supple ride quality.

Safety

The Infiniti QX60 (among tested years) received a five-star (out of five) overall safety rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).

Reviews

Infiniti QX60 reviews via Kelley Blue Book average 4.0 (out of 5.0) for the first generation. Owners praise this crossover's comfort and styling while giving more moderate reliability, quality, and value scores. There's insufficient feedback to rate the second-generation QX60.

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FAQs

Is Infiniti QX60 reliable?

Infiniti QX60 reliability ratings from Consumer Reports are inconsistent, varying from year to year (with most years not having a rating). Problem areas, according to carcomplaints.com, focus on the continuously variable transmission (CVT). Always get a pre-purchase inspection of any used Infiniti QX60 under consideration.

Is the Infiniti QX60 luxury?

Yes. Slotting above mainstream brands like Honda and Toyota, the QX60 competes directly with luxury nameplates like Acura, Lexus, and Audi in the midsize premium crossover segment.

Is Infiniti QX60 related to Nissan?

Yes. Infiniti serves as the luxury division of parent company Nissan. Other Infiniti vehicles include the Q50, QX50, QX55, and the QX80.

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