You can also get a 2015 q60s for less than $25k because this car plummeted in value. What's your point? At the end of the day as long as you don't buy one new you're solid
Q60 has a classic look that is aging well. Nice review.The newer Q60 and Q50 look great but somehow miss the mark in driving feel. They are softer, quieter, and steering feel is dead when compared to the old hydrolic steering systems. The G37 and early Q60’s are bullet proof and just run. My 2013 G37 gets regular maintenance and has had 0 repairs. That being said, Infiniti is addressing the steering feel and the cabin tech is a step up. The Red Sport also brings back some of that fun to drive, just don’t bring up the steer by wire system, it needs more work.
Your review was very good. You have great vocabulary and diction, although I feel you gave the Q60 higher praise than it deserves in its price point. Keep up the good work and I look forward to more reviews from you.
Kaushal Amin I just bought a 2015 with 19k miles, graphite smoke paint with black wheels...so sexy and I only paid 24k. It sounds great, drives great and looks great.
the 2017 Q60 looks phenomenal however, it's gonna be pricey. If you need to be in an Infiniti coupe right now, get a certified preowned model from 2012. You can find one easily for around $25k. Sure, it might look outdated, but at least you'll save money and insurance premiums for your trouble
@@MultiKdizzle Yes. It is aluminum but not brushed aluminum. It should be but it is not. Mine is aluminum painted to looked brushed. Put a fiber wrap over it. Problem solved.
Meh. I have a 2010 G37x and the dash, nav layout, adjustable steering wheel is all the same. This is really old school, but sort of a rip off. Plus mine gets better gas mileage. If I am going to lay out the money for a 2015 I want it look like a 2015. Not the same kind of car that was made six years ago.
Karly O'Hare I know what you mean about it feeling outdated. I turned in a '12 coupe lease around May and I just couldn't bring myself to renew a lease for a Q60 coupe. It's a good car, but I feel like with them trying to go upmarket, Infiniti actually needs to make changes to warrant that. The engine feels a bit sluggish from a stop compared to less powerful Audis/Mercedes/BMWs, the interior is subpar, and the mpg is still a bit on the thirsty side. I asked the sales person at lease turn in when the new Q60 revamp will be and she told me around fall/winter. Hopefully all the rumored updates pan out and one day I'll get back into a Q60.
+Eric Coleman Get a separate set of nice aftermarket wheels and run summer performance treads on them. Wrap your stock wheels with winter treads and keep them in the garage or closet until needed. Best performance possible year round.
I have a 2014 Q60S and yea, it is pretty much a G37.. So what, the G37 is a great car just like the G35. I have driven more modern tubo chaged coupes and to be frank, I'll keep my Q60S. It drives very close to my '04 350Z but has some extra room and a back seat. The interior is also quieter with less rattles then the Z which I like. I guessit is not for everyone, but I like this car. Even when I got my old 2004 350Z I was taken with the G35. It was one of the few coupes that I liked. The 7 speed auto box is not as much to my liking as the six speed manual in the Z, though. You can get these with a manual, but they are hard to find in that configuration where I live in Florida.
Well, I actually traded the black Q60S for a white one with a 6 speed. That's the ticket!!!!! Odd story how the black auto ended up being traded so quickly, but I am much happier with a manual.
I have a 2012 G37x with only 50,000 miles and everything thing is near mint condition. I would consider a 2015 Q60 in about fours years or so, provided I could find one in as good of shape as my G37. The G will only be broken by then so who knows.
jack siscavage no, it’s actual brushed aluminum. My bmw 3 series and Audi A4 had the faux aluminum and it’s not even close... my q60 actually has tiny little dents in the driver side door aluminum panel from my ring... plastic doesn’t ding lol
@@stephengraziano1872 Yes, you are correct. It is aluminum and it is painted to look aluminum! The door strip on the g37 got the paint all scratched up. I took the door apart to remove it. No, it did not just pop off. Attached with 14 screws! I sanded it then covered it with carbon fiber tape and put it back together. Looks real nice. Passenger side is next.
Mine is a Coupe and the body style is classic. From 2016 forward they don’t look nearly as good.
"For $50,000 this is such a great bargain"
You can get a used 2013 G37S which is essentially the exact same thing for $20k.
You can also get a 2015 q60s for less than $25k because this car plummeted in value. What's your point? At the end of the day as long as you don't buy one new you're solid
I got a 2010 g37x coupe for 10k
How reliable are the used G37's? Are maintenance costs expensive?
@@ktownkanak808 not really, I’ve owned a 2010 G37x sedan and a 2012 IPL coupe, both cars have been pretty cheap maintenance wise
Still no problems
Q60 has a classic look that is aging well. Nice review.The newer Q60 and Q50 look great but somehow miss the mark in driving feel. They are softer, quieter, and steering feel is dead when compared to the old hydrolic steering systems. The G37 and early Q60’s are bullet proof and just run. My 2013 G37 gets regular maintenance and has had 0 repairs. That being said, Infiniti is addressing the steering feel and the cabin tech is a step up. The Red Sport also brings back some of that fun to drive, just don’t bring up the steer by wire system, it needs more work.
I thought he said "let's go ahead and fuckle up" LOL
Your review was very good. You have great vocabulary and diction, although I feel you gave the Q60 higher praise than it deserves in its price point. Keep up the good work and I look forward to more reviews from you.
agreed. this guy is 10,000x more articulate and 'easy speaking' than the host of marble-mouthed neanderthals who often do car vids.
great review!! I have a much older 2006 g35 coupe and man I would love to have this.
A Car That Always Got Better With Time Infiniti Is The Greatest It Doesn't Need Custom Wheels Or Nothing Just Tint The Windows & Leave It Be
Thinking about getting a pre-owned 2014/5 Q60s...what are your thoughts now after 4 years? Worth a buy?
Kaushal Amin I just bought a 2015 with 19k miles, graphite smoke paint with black wheels...so sexy and I only paid 24k. It sounds great, drives great and looks great.
I just got my 2014 , 34k and paid 21k for it
the 2017 Q60 looks phenomenal however, it's gonna be pricey. If you need to be in an Infiniti coupe right now, get a certified preowned model from 2012. You can find one easily for around $25k. Sure, it might look outdated, but at least you'll save money and insurance premiums for your trouble
this brushed aluminum is BEAUTIFUL and it's all around me!! LOL
It is not brushed aluminum . It painted plastic that gets all scratched up!
@@jacksiscavage6265 No Jack, this is real brushed aluminum with a clear coat.
@@MultiKdizzle
Yes. It is aluminum but not brushed aluminum. It should be but it is not. Mine is aluminum painted to looked brushed. Put a fiber wrap over it. Problem solved.
This guy's bouncing off the rev limiter...
Meh. I have a 2010 G37x and the dash, nav layout, adjustable steering wheel is all the same. This is really old school, but sort of a rip off. Plus mine gets better gas mileage. If I am going to lay out the money for a 2015 I want it look like a 2015. Not the same kind of car that was made six years ago.
Karly O'Hare I know what you mean about it feeling outdated. I turned in a '12 coupe lease around May and I just couldn't bring myself to renew a lease for a Q60 coupe. It's a good car, but I feel like with them trying to go upmarket, Infiniti actually needs to make changes to warrant that. The engine feels a bit sluggish from a stop compared to less powerful Audis/Mercedes/BMWs, the interior is subpar, and the mpg is still a bit on the thirsty side. I asked the sales person at lease turn in when the new Q60 revamp will be and she told me around fall/winter. Hopefully all the rumored updates pan out and one day I'll get back into a Q60.
the 2017 q60 is amazing and it looks like it's from the future
trash turbo tho
Karly O'Hare i agree Karly
I have an 08 g35 with the HR motor and even that has the same layout.
It’s actually 348 hp & 276 tq
Lmao 19 city 27 highway im barely getting 15mpg city driving like a grandpa and coasting to stops.
*But I do love it :)
I get 12 here in nyc 😬
I got g37s black coupe 2008 6 speed hard to find 6 speed
if you put the transmission in sport mode it feels like a V8 rocket ship. I have its fast as crap.
infiniti37G no it’s not that’s my biggest complaint.. a 20 year old corvette is faster
@@Lightrojsp
Of course the Corvette will be faster it's not even in the same class think about that!
@@andre26261095 a slightly older corvette is the same price.... money is a huge factor
Got one. 2011 g37xs. It's great
how does it drive in snow as far as handling?
+Eric Coleman its great. just make sure you have all season tires on. the car is low yes but its an all season car
K . Thanks Mark Charter
+Eric Coleman Get a separate set of nice aftermarket wheels and run summer performance treads on them. Wrap your stock wheels with winter treads and keep them in the garage or closet until needed. Best performance possible year round.
This review is so true, I regret selling my 2010 g37s =(
Whyd ya sell it?
My next car can't wait to get my sport Q60!!!! ;)
Did you get it
maan i’m dying to know as well
If this car could come with that VR30DDTT in RWD and manual, I'd be on it like a fly on a fine Japanese automobile.
How tall are you ?
I have a 2014 Q60S and yea, it is pretty much a G37.. So what, the G37 is a great car just like the G35. I have driven more modern tubo chaged coupes and to be frank, I'll keep my Q60S. It drives very close to my '04 350Z but has some extra room and a back seat.
The interior is also quieter with less rattles then the Z which I like. I guessit is not for everyone, but I like this car. Even when I got my old 2004 350Z I was taken with the G35.
It was one of the few coupes that I liked. The 7 speed auto box is not as much to my liking as the six speed manual in the Z, though. You can get these with a manual, but they are hard to find in that configuration where I live in Florida.
Well, I actually traded the black Q60S for a white one with a 6 speed. That's the ticket!!!!!
Odd story how the black auto ended up being traded so quickly, but I am much happier with a manual.
That’s a special model q60 with the IPL wheels and black spoiler I believe
S limited, it's basically an IPL.
I like the paint color
I have a 2012 G37x with only 50,000 miles and everything thing is near mint condition. I would consider a 2015 Q60 in about fours years or so, provided I could find one in as good of shape as my G37. The G will only be broken by then so who knows.
What do u mean broken by then
this car is so similar to the qx70s
great car
A very cool car, nice
It is not brushed aluminum it is painted plastic that gets all scratched up! It's still a great car.
jack siscavage no, it’s actual brushed aluminum. My bmw 3 series and Audi A4 had the faux aluminum and it’s not even close... my q60 actually has tiny little dents in the driver side door aluminum panel from my ring... plastic doesn’t ding lol
@@stephengraziano1872
Yes, you are correct. It is aluminum and it is painted to look aluminum! The door strip on the g37 got the paint all scratched up. I took the door apart to remove it. No, it did not just pop off. Attached with 14 screws! I sanded it then covered it with carbon fiber tape and put it back together. Looks real nice. Passenger side is next.
Auto Nation is a horrible dealership
Overpriced!!!!!!!! Jesus might as well get the Z
Nah
cringe af