Owned it for 10 years and has been a joy to drive. Handles great in the snow, plenty of space for passengers and/or cargo, and no major problems. Great looking SUV that has been extremely dependable. Very happy with our purchase.

Just hit 100,000 miles the rear subframe rusted completely off the SUV and both lower control arms. The vehicle is in great shape interior exterior looks like a million dollars until you put it on a lift and look at the rear subframes they rust completely out this should be recalled just wow and you want to talk about expensive to fix. You want to own one of these if you have to ask how much it cost to repair you shouldn't buy it.

My Wife loves the looks of this vehicle, The exterior styling is a one of a kind. The interior is beautiful to look at. It “ SADLY” sits in my front yard as a lawn Ornament. Yes it is the broken timing chain that Nissan is famous for. The dealer in Hilton Head pulled the codes and said to “TRY” to fix it would cost $4,900.00. They went on to say that if the work they did was not the actual problem they would charge us another $180.00 to pull the codes and then tear the front of the engine down again and that cost could be another $ 6,200.00. Then the dealer said she is “HOPING” that would fix it! So yeah that is $11,100.00. When I Asked her why she would charge me another $ 180.00 to pull codes the second time she it’s because that is “just what it cost”. So the morale of the story if you want a $ 30,000.00 lawn ornament to look at the go buy this vehicle. We went and bought another $30,000.00 Toyota Sequoia and it may not be as pretty, not as fast, not as stylish on the inside but it runs. Infinity should be ashamed to have sold an expensive flagship vehicle knowing it was mis-engineered.