2014 INFINITI Q50 consumer reviews

I have owned my car for 10 years and it is the best investment I have ever made. I love the handling and I have only had to fix a couple of minor issues in the 10 years. It still looks and rides great!

With only 87 000 miles for a 2014 , I notice some rot on my sub floor. I was wondering if anyone has the same problem.

Love the looks especially the front, love the dual touch screens, awsome Bose speakers. Great handling and performance and fun to drive. For this price point it lacks some standard features found in other luxury sadans i.e. power trunk, remote start, lane assist, blind spot monitoring, all led lights, power folding mirrors, ambient lighting, performance and ride control settings (changes engine response as well as adjusting the ride quality).....all of which is STANDARD equipment on the 2013 and up Lincoln MKZ and most of these aren't even offered on the Q50. Dollar for dollar, the MKZ is a far better bargain and has more to offer, just make sure its a 3.7 V6 and not the troubled 2.0 turbo!!

The buttery smooth German feel driving and absolute beautiful styling and breath taking power its a huge bang for your buck. ive had mine with 90,000 miles and not one check engine light. the AWD version perfect for the tough snow and rain. if you find one with low miles its definitely worth it.

This car has Crazy power and handling with tons of creature comforts in a luxury sedan. It has excellent safety rating and is great in snow and winter weather. Never needed repairs.

I prefer small cars with excellent performance . I was able to get it . I have purchased it two months ago . No problems . I love it .

I purchased my Q50 because of its strong V6, great looks, good standard equipment, and better reliability than its European counterparts. I still stand behind the first three reasons after owning the car over the past few years. The 3.7L V6 still puts a smile on my face every time I drive the car (and makes all the right VQ Series noises) and I think the styling has aged very well. This is a car that still looks fresh when parked next to a newer BMW or Audi. The car also has many features (i.e., navigation, LED lights, heated steering wheel, and AWD) that would have (and still do) cost way more on most other cars in the segment. Reliability, on the other hand, has not been what I expected. The drive belt and valve cover gaskets had to be replaced before 35,000 miles. At about 55,000 miles, a wheel speed sensor failed which disabled the car's ABS and AWD system. At 65,00, a leaky rear output seal was fixed and at 71,000 miles, the driver's door lock actuator gave up the ghost. The infotainment system shuts off randomly, including the backup camera, and the interior rattles like it belongs in a car that's 20 years old. Overall, this car is kind of a letdown. It's excellent to drive, performs well, and still looks great but doesn't impress in the reliability department. I hope my experience is the exception and not the norm!

Look for the 3.7 engine for the strongest and longest lasting engines in the Infiniti. There were only a couple years they placed these big engines in the sedan sport Q50s and those years are the best bang for your buck. The AWD cornering is awesome and the power of the 3.7 with push you back in the seat when you need to mash it for passing or entry onto the highway. Great cars for the price of much lessor vehicle when buying used.

Love it. Need nice car for shopping out of town. It is just what I like and need. Am keeping it covered. So easy to drive.

This car has everything I ever wanted in a previous owned Infiniti. It performs fabulously and is so beautiful!! It is just about immaculate on the inside and still has a faint new car smell to it