Used INFINITI QX70 for sale

Strongly recommend Coleman Infinity. Toyota and Cadillac right there too. One stop shop. Treated me like family. Delightful. Stress free! Kirk was knowledgeable professional and friendly. Got a great deal as well!

I recently sold my 2017 QX70 for a BMW X5 because Infiniti has nothing comparable to the QX70. Having said that, here is my assessment of the QX70 compared to other SUVs I have driven and the X5 I own for anyone looking to buy a used one. The QX70, is NOT the one to get if you care about technology. The main screen resolution is 10 years behind the times! The camera system however, is one of the best. Because of the 360-degree view it is better than the one on the X5 and Cayenne from 2018. If you get the premium interior, the leather quality is far superior to the X5 and Cayenne, although the seats are not as adjustable, they are more comfortable. Overall, the interior on the QX70 is very high quality and in 3 years my QX70 has no rattles. The X5 has interior rattles in the first month! The interior space is also the same as the Cayenne and X5 - both front and rear. However, the luggage space is somewhat smaller. The driving dynamics is closer to the Cayenne than the X5 and it handles much better than the X5 in corners. I haven't driven the Cayenne enough to do a serious comparison, but from my comparison it is similar. I would have bought another QX70 if Infiniti just updated the center console to support Apple CarPlay, added rear window shade, heated seats in rear, heated steering wheel, rear climate control, ventilated front seats. Basically, the features on this car is non-existant for an SUV of this generation. The new QX50 is rubbish to drive and so is the QX60. The 2016 QX50 and QX70 were their last great products. They should offer the new QX50 with the Q50 Red engine choice and dynamic handling. My 2 cents worth.

Mr. Choe was a very nice salesman. He explained everything in a professional manner, and without hesitation. Highly recommnded salesman to people who are interested in buying a car.

My wife had a 2008 with 285,000 miles and wouldn't consider any other car. Now she has the 2015 and I'm driving the 2008. Using the new one for out of town.

My wife's old car had been in our family for 17 years. It's almost impossible to find a new, base, all wheel drive midsize suv in NC. Most are going for right at msrp and there are hardly any base vehicles around. After 3 months searching I finally found what we were looking for to replace it at Rosenthal Chevrolet in Virginia, around 350 miles away. It's the year 2021, but they had the best price on a new 2020 Traverse LS AWD. I made contact with Sales Rep Lloyd Johnson, great guy, down to earth. He answered all my questions and I was ready to make the deal before I got to the dealership. Lloyd goes out of his way to treat people right. Very professional place. No pressure. I'm guessing because it's a 2020, they severely discounted it and I also got the manufacturer rebate. All total, it was over 8k off msrp! Drove 6 hrs to get the vehicle and price I wanted. Finance guy, Scott, surprised me with a lower rate than we originally planned on. Can't say enough about this place. Will certainly make the trip again when it's time for another. If I had to say one not so great thing, and it's not much, was that they wouldn't hold my vehicle with a deposit until the weekend. Would loved to have brought the family with me, pick up the car on Friday, and then would like to have spent the weekend in DC. But, I guess ya can't have it all. Still a fantastic buying experience.

I am not a car person, but I thought this car looked good and had excellent performance when I drove it. Since I have owned it I can honestly say this is the first car I have ever loved driving.

very nice place had friendly staff who wasn't overly pushy with the sales pitch.

A few days ago, a deer totaled out my QX70. Here I am looking hard at a discontinued model. That pretty much says it right...