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Have You Driven the 2019 INFINITI QX60?
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Incredible family vehicle with plenty to offer
by BernQ60S Red Sport from Miami, FL on Mon Aug 19 2019
Great overall crossover. Comfort & style are exceptional. The deal at Schumacher Infiniti can’t be beat. Don’t go anywhere else and call Andrew Andrickson for great service & price.
Purchased a New car
Uses car for Commuting
Does recommend this car!!
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by mbh from Asheville, NC on Fri Feb 28 2020
I recently rented a 2019 Infiniti QX60 while my primary vehicle was being repaired. While some of my discomfort can be attributed to going from a sedan to a largish SUV, I immediately noticed a significant degree of creaks and rattles in the Infiniti, particularly from the cheap plastic openers for the center console. The climate controls were counterintuitive, and the eco driving mode was a joke. I had to exert maximum foot pressure to merge into traffic. The seats were comfortable enough but again, the side view mirrors were cut at odd angles and felt like I couldn't see everything. And the crash-mitigation system kept flashing at me, even when there were no cars or other obstructions in sight. Again, I'm no SUV driver, but I figured at this price Infiniti ought to offer a more-luxurious product.
Does not recommend this car!!
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by Mr. C from Modesto on Wed Sep 30 2020
The QX60 has been to the East coast and back 2X in my 2 years of ownership. The ride is so smooth and comfortable. The midnight black paint finish that looks like royal purple in sunlight gets noticed and complimented by strangers.
Purchased a New car
Uses car for Having fun
Does recommend this car!!
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The 2017 Infiniti QX60 is comfortable and spacious, but luxurious and sophisticated it is not.
The QX60 is outclassed, out-luxed, outperformed and outdated — despite being practically all-new just a couple of years ago.
Every premium brand needs a luxury SUV, but that can lead to problems if it’s based on something less fancy. Such is the case with the 2017 Infiniti QX60. It started life as the new Nissan Pathfinder, a peppy, comfortable seven-seat family SUV with a reasonably powerful V-6 and plenty of room for people and stuff. Turning it into an Infiniti involved a lot of added luxury trimmings, a little more power, some retuned chassis bits and a higher price tag. But are these changes enough to justify its higher price tag? Do they make the QX60 competitive with vehicles like the Audi Q7, Buick Enclave and Acura MDX? They weren’t so successful last time around; have the new refinements helped?
