INFINITI QX4 for Sale

I would have love to had it Brand New. The only thing is the Raar end gets really lose and I just put Brand new tie rod ends on it and helps the car handle some what Better.

I currently own one. It is the most realiable car in my neighborhood here in Nigeria. Anytime my friend's car get stuck in the bad Road, he will immediately call me. And this car will move on the bad Road as if the road isn't bad at all. Chai, I wish I can get another car like this. I strongly recommend it for every family.

This is indeed a wonderful car and it is fun to drive it. The back support is great and the head rest is perfect. The seats are great too.

Our 2001 Infiniti QX4 has been a very reliable vehicle for 17 years and has never broken down. The engine and transmission have been trouble free because of a routine synthetic oil changes, There have been some repairs that have been performed including: O2 sensors. MAP sensor, radiator, valve cover gaskets, starter and a few other minor repairs. Hope to get 300 k miles or more.

Very reliable and long lasting suv. Great for family and cummutenqith excellent mpg off the 2wd feature. I would recommend to everyone. One of the most reliable car I've ever owned.

This is a great value. All luxury SUV. Was top of the line in 2001. We hate to see it go. The main reason we are selling is the car can't be flat towed behind our M.H.

I really like the way it looks outside this one has 118,00 mile and it had some minor wiggling on the steering wheel. but great SUV looking forward to finally owning it and getting behind the wheel. I'm purchasing this vehicle from a small mom and pops dealership for $4001.00 including tax and tag . hopefully they will fix the wiggling on the steering wheel and all components working properly.

My search criteria was 4x4, $6,000 or less, under 150,000 miles, and got good reviews for reliability. The Infiniti QX4 was the best match of all the other vehicles that came up in this search. I was very tempted to go with an X5 because I love bimmers, but the off-road ratings for the QX4 beat out the AWD of the X5. If I keep finding cars like this then I won't mind having a used car from now on.

I've owned this suv for almost 10 years, and I love it. It has just over 200k miles and it is running great. It excels in bad weather, rain snd snow. I haven't shoveled in 10 years and have actually been able to pull my friends out of the snow when they've gotten stuck. My main problems are with rust, from living in a snowy environment, as a result of the salt. This has been the most reliable vehicle I have ever owned and plan, and expect, to get 250-300k before it rusts apart. The only negative is that the engine is fairly weak, but it has enough torque to get the job done, even to tow other trucks out of ditches, but it's not as powerful as you would expect from a name like Infiniti. Bottom line: If you're thinking of buying one, do it, you will love it.

I owned a 1998 qx4 that gave me over 200K miles. Never a major issue. This 2002 has 145K and is my daily driver. I don't have words for the quality and reliability of this vehicle.

I own a 2003 QX4 and just love it. It had 14K on it when purchased in 2007 and is currently at 96.4K. It has been so dependable and I intend on giving it to my daughter when she is old enough to drive in a few years. Will definitely get another Infiniti!

This 2002 is my second Qx4. I put 257000 on my 1998 My son is still driving it. Which is why I bought the 2002 I found with 69000 miles. Seems to have more power and the leather seems a better quality. It is a sharp looking classic. The most expensive fix on the 1998 was replacing the air conditioner at 120000, alternator, starter, nothing major. Otherwise just maintenance. We love the Q why they quit making them is too bad.

I Love it runs great and very computable to ride drive and have the whole Family in we all love it room every seam to be happy on long road trips first time this has happened in our 25. Years of marriage.

I love my Infiniti Qx4. I bought it used back in 2006, and never regretted it. I have nearly 300k on my car, and it's held up well (I did drop a new engine in it because the car is so good, I couldn't get rid of it... Love it that much!). I've taken it on many long road trips, slept in it, drove on rough roads, through deep snow and slick ice, etc etc etc. The Qx4 is one of the nicest SUV's in its class, and I am sorry Infiniti no longer makes this car. I know one day I will probably have to replace my baby, but I don't want that day to come... I can't find a make and model of its equal.

On a scale of 1 to 10...it is an Absolute 12! I have owned two earlier Infiniti's...three Acura's...two BMW's...numerous Honda's & Toyota's (YES...I could go on. I'm 64 & a car guy) If one is looking for a Reliable people/stuff-hauler it's hard to beat a mid-size SUV. I have always liked the 4Runner & Pathfinder for their "fit". They are smaller than my Suburban, thus less difficult for my wife & daughters to handle. Yet easily accommodates 5 Full-sized adults + baggage/golf bags, etc. The QX4 is basically a Pathfinder, but definitely more Refined. With Leather, Bose Stereo & 4X4 it is my go anywhere vehicle.

Good Mostly reliable vehicle. Poor gas mileage. the O2 sensors have a tendency to go bad. Solid vehicle and very comfortable. The headlights can be pricy to replace. Used only. We have over 178,000 miles on it and still going strong.

This has been such a great ride for me. Perfect size. I got it at 40k and currently at 205k. Still runs great. Wish I could find something similar to buy as mine is on it's last legs. Trying to keep it going, but it needs a new rear main seal and rack and pinion which might force me to retire my favorite car. The engine still runs smooth though. Pros: Been very reliable. Comfortable seats Great medium size Cons: Poor MPG O2 sensors go out Bose 6disc change is a defective piece of junk

Bought in 2005 till present. Over 130k miles put on it myself (183k total). O2 sensors are the worst problem. Prepare to fix them every 18 months. Seat motor went right away. Rough ride, invest in good springs and shocks. Now the (possible cause) motor mounts needs to be replaced, because the engine shifts when the gas is pressed or released. Great truck for 8years though.

Had an 01 and did 150k miles before selling and getting 03 which has 125k currently. Bought both used with HALF the mileage and with regular maintenance, these vehicles have been by FAR the BEST SUV luxury values money can buy. ALWAYS LOOKING FOR A LOWER MILEAGE IN PRISTINE CONDITION!!! Exterior timeless looks, decent interior looks, and excellent reliability, all these vehicles need are after market stereo units to bring them current and DEFINITELY use daily. Not too big, not too small and perfect for daily use all year round. Very Capable. Could be a bit tighter like new in handling, but very acceptable for unibody luxury and age of technology!! 265 hp would ve been nice, but 240hp still gets it done! Would buy another in a heartbeat!! Always looking for the perfect trim with heated seats and adaptive cruise! Running Boards are known to rust in snow salted areas, but otherwise a very utilitarian value for the money in ALL respects, especially when up to date on all simple to do maintenance!! Even it's lesser luxury sister Nissan Pathfinder same years is a great value! And this review coming from a high end luxury automotive industry owner and company representative! Seek em out and drive away!

We bought a used 2001 Infinity QX4 and were thrilled with the deal we got from a private seller, seemed like a slamming good value. It had everything we wanted, 4wd, leather heated seats, xenon headlights, a very well tuned motor and the transmission is the creamiest smooth of any car I've owned. The tolerances are tight on this vehicle. It was purchased from a 1 owner older woman, who was a real estate executive and she had all the paperwork for all the maintenance that was done at the Infinity dealer no less. This was our impression for the first 6 months. We bought this vehicle based on reviews by "a leading consumer magazine" (wink wink) supposedly one of the "best used vehicles" when it comes to reliability. Well, maybe we had a lemon but everything went to h*ll in a handbag within a year. First, the 6-disc Bose stereo quit working, then the drivers power seat motor went out, then the passengers drivers seat motor went out. OK, we could get along without these creature comforts for the time being without paying an arm and a leg to have them fixed. Then went the O2 sensors and of course 1 went one month, the next one the next month, and the third one was maybe 3-4 months later (there are about 4-5 total 02 sensors on this vehicle). The last straw was the head gaskets at 80k miles. In order to work on this "race inspired engine" they had to completely remove the ENTIRE engine to remove the heads. This was per the Nissan (Infinity) dealer who was going to charge us $5k for head gaskets, but also confirmed by a local mechanic (who charged us $3k). The irony of all this is we traded in our "recommended used vehicle" for a 2003 chevy suburban which was a "used car to avoid" per the "leading consumer magazine." We bought the Suburban with 50k miles on it and now have 230k miles on it and have not spent more than $1k in repairs. I am not biased for domestic cars, and have owned many domestic and foreign cars. If you are thinking foreign, I strongly encourage you to look at Lexus or Acura vs. Infinity! I acknowledge there is always the luck of the draw. IMO, stay away from any Infinity's unless you can afford to fork out the cash when it needs repair or can afford to buy a new one with a bumper to bumper warranty and even at that be sure to get rid of it once it's out of warranty!