Terrible gas mileage. Usually 15-18 mpg, much lower than they report. I barely drive my car and have never spent this on gas, even driving a Tahoe in the past. Having the standard edition (not with tech package) in 2017 not have Bluetooth audio for music is horrific. There is not an aux cable for music. I was misled by an auto salesman. To listen to music on your phone, you need to go through one of those plug in Bluetooth adapters that plays through the radio. Smartphones have been out since what, 2009? Earlier? Why did Infiniti build this car for only a plug in for an iPod, a device people weren't even widely using in 2017? Other than that, it's a comfortable ride, nice interior, good climate control, with lots of power. I feel very safe driving in Southern California (city and highway) with it. I would not purchase it again. It is not a luxury car standard. You could get better features with a 2010 used Mercedes.

I have a 2017 Qx50! This car is sporty and comfortable. Had to replace the radiator at 97,000 miles. Other than that it is very reliable.

I bought the now six year old 2017 QX50 with 47k miles on it. ( I paid 15k USD). Aside from having to replace the radiator, ( I knew it going in) it's an awesome car! It drives and handles like a sports car. It definitely doesn't sip gas, but you have to let the big dog eat! The interior is on point with a luxury feel, but if you're thing is an awesome infotainment system , this isn't the car for you. This car is all about the driving experience. The engine has plenty of power and the transmission shifts nicely. It's not the quietest cabin when driving, but that's why it has a decent sound system. This car is made for those who want a sports car drive, without the sports car price! ( This has the same engine and setup as the 370Z). For me, this car checks all the boxes for performance and drivability. I love driving this car and would recommend it.