Currently have a 2017 q60rs 103,000 miles Have a few mods close to 500 hp had it for a little over 4 years. I drive it in New England as a daily through every snow storm. I absolutely love the car still. It has had pretty good reliability only had one issue the serpentine belt. Got that fix under warranty. Drives like a dream on the original turbos.
Awesome & glad to hear! 2018 Q60 RS AWD, owned as a CPO w/ 6.5k miles & now close 68k FBO for over 40k miles & running like a dream 💯🔥 Proper supporting bolt on’s, regular maintenance & good tuner is most important to make them reliable!
Me too I have a Q60 Redsport awd full bolt on on gas and the car hasn't given me any issues and I run it hard. I bought it brand new and it has 62000 miles on it.
Need to indicate who tune because I have a 2017 with 32k on it with full bolt on and it smokes like a chimney so keep it real!!! Always damaging the 3rd and 6th plug in the cylinder smashing it close .
Same here in January bought a certified used 2021 Redsport 30k miles for 37k OTD it was a good deal, for California at least. No issues thankfully ive already put 10k miles on it.
@@mikehinson5935Yep. Anyone who is looking to keep their car shouldn't want a body style change, because as soon as they do that, you'll be considered having the old body style and I'm not ready for that yet.
@@Mikegee63I hear ya but some cars body lines are timeless and I feel like this car will fall in that category. Plus, when manufacturers remodel a car it’s not necessarily a better looking car. I agree some people think they gotta keep up with the Jones’s.
You overlooked the most important step in purchasing a used Q50... Especially for the 3.0T... An oil report is absolutely mandatory to protect from a possible porous block condition or engine wear that is out of standard deviation.
Great to see ya Boost!! Video is very rational. I purchased a 2018 Q50 last October from private party. SOHO Motorsports has been doing all maintenance and upgrades, which consist of a heat exchanger, ECUTEK tune and their custom exhaust. All those upgrades came from your recommendation. Car is doing great, and those guys check it out every 3000K. The main thing I get each time I take my car in is that they can tell I don’t beat or race the car. If you take care of a Q it will take care of you. Respect from NC!!!!! 👊🏾
I mean this with no disrespect but what’s the point of getting a “sport” sedan and even going the extra length of pushing 200hp over factory output and not racing it?
2018 Sport tuned by AMS runs great and no issues. I did try another tuner just to see what the hype was about and the car ran like crap, lost power and had idle issues which they blamed on ECUTEC software and never fixed the issue. So back to AMS I went. You get what you pay for don’t go for these cheap tunes or someone always saying they are having a sale. Oh and I have 68K on the car and tunes for 50k of that.
The oil in the turbo from the pcv system is... Blowby gasses in the crankcase being recirculated into the intake side to be burned. Wouldn't be a problem except DIRECT INJECTION. Hence the reason and ABSOLUTE NEED for a catch can... I don't have a mic to drop. Lol
My friend has 16 Q50 redsport with 95k miles and I also have a 16 Q50 redsport with 50k miles we are both original owners and both cars is stock just Stillen rear sway bar that’s it no issues with the both cars.
Absolutely hated the feel of the open differential on the Infiniti Q50 Red Sport… absolutely never felt safe in it. Sold it and got an IS500 with Limited Slip. Much better car!
Boost question for you I have a 2018 q50 3.0t luxe about 110,000 miles. Never race it or drive it hard stay on top of maintenance. I recent just got a code 0448 do you know anything about it.
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Currently have a 2017 q60rs 103,000 miles Have a few mods close to 500 hp had it for a little over 4 years. I drive it in New England as a daily through every snow storm. I absolutely love the car still. It has had pretty good reliability only had one issue the serpentine belt. Got that fix under warranty. Drives like a dream on the original turbos.
Awesome & glad to hear! 2018 Q60 RS AWD, owned as a CPO w/ 6.5k miles & now close 68k FBO for over 40k miles & running like a dream 💯🔥 Proper supporting bolt on’s, regular maintenance & good tuner is most important to make them reliable!
This is good to know with the miles and reliability.
Me too I have a Q60 Redsport awd full bolt on on gas and the car hasn't given me any issues and I run it hard. I bought it brand new and it has 62000 miles on it.
Need to indicate who tune because I have a 2017 with 32k on it with full bolt on and it smokes like a chimney so keep it real!!! Always damaging the 3rd and 6th plug in the cylinder smashing it close .
Same I have a 2017 q60 rs 64k miles no issues .
I just bought a 2021 Q50 this December 12k miles $28,000 and I love it
2019 luxe for 23k, 30 after dealer fees and warranty
I’m looking to buy one too this tax return for about 14k
Same here in January bought a certified used 2021 Redsport 30k miles for 37k OTD it was a good deal, for California at least. No issues thankfully ive already put 10k miles on it.
I had a 2020 Q50 Red sport, amazing handle and fun to drive. Its just Crazy they haven’t changed the body in 10 years !!!
It is crazy!! But this car has such beautiful lines it still doesn’t look old. I own an 18 and people still ask me if it’s new. I’ll take that.
@@mikehinson5935Yep. Anyone who is looking to keep their car shouldn't want a body style change, because as soon as they do that, you'll be considered having the old body style and I'm not ready for that yet.
@@Mikegee63I hear ya but some cars body lines are timeless and I feel like this car will fall in that category. Plus, when manufacturers remodel a car it’s not necessarily a better looking car. I agree some people think they gotta keep up with the Jones’s.
You overlooked the most important step in purchasing a used Q50... Especially for the 3.0T... An oil report is absolutely mandatory to protect from a possible porous block condition or engine wear that is out of standard deviation.
Great to see ya Boost!! Video is very rational. I purchased a 2018 Q50 last October from private party. SOHO Motorsports has been doing all maintenance and upgrades, which consist of a heat exchanger, ECUTEK tune and their custom exhaust. All those upgrades came from your recommendation. Car is doing great, and those guys check it out every 3000K. The main thing I get each time I take my car in is that they can tell I don’t beat or race the car. If you take care of a Q it will take care of you.
Respect from NC!!!!! 👊🏾
I mean this with no disrespect but what’s the point of getting a “sport” sedan and even going the extra length of pushing 200hp over factory output and not racing it?
2018 Sport tuned by AMS runs great and no issues. I did try another tuner just to see what the hype was about and the car ran like crap, lost power and had idle issues which they blamed on ECUTEC software and never fixed the issue. So back to AMS I went. You get what you pay for don’t go for these cheap tunes or someone always saying they are having a sale. Oh and I have 68K on the car and tunes for 50k of that.
The oil in the turbo from the pcv system is... Blowby gasses in the crankcase being recirculated into the intake side to be burned. Wouldn't be a problem except DIRECT INJECTION. Hence the reason and ABSOLUTE NEED for a catch can...
I don't have a mic to drop. Lol
I love the Q50s. I had a G35x and I loved it
My friend has 16 Q50 redsport with 95k miles and I also have a 16 Q50 redsport with 50k miles we are both original owners and both cars is stock just Stillen rear sway bar that’s it no issues with the both cars.
Think you can delete the PCV system like b58s and just run a OCC ?
I bought my 2018 q50 from a Infiniti dealer back in 2021 with 80,000 . Im at 137 now no problems
i have a 2015 q50 3.7 235,477 miles runs like brand new
should i get a 3.7 2015 if not what year? i wanna daily it L.A area
I’ve thought about this too a 3.7 over the newer ones with turbo
@@rcsrrcsr2396can’t go wrong wit a3.7 just be mind on the trans valve body tends to go out but other that car is mad realaibe
Has anyone ever had any mass airflow issues
I did, replaced under warranty
Absolutely hated the feel of the open differential on the Infiniti Q50 Red Sport… absolutely never felt safe in it. Sold it and got an IS500 with Limited Slip. Much better car!
You can easily swap them on the q50 with aftermarket support
Happy new year
Stuck between this and a EA839 smh decisions decisions
Any body get stutter from a hard launch or WOT??
Happy new year 🎉
Shoutout to the Taylor Port in the back hahaha
Boost question for you I have a 2018 q50 3.0t luxe about 110,000 miles. Never race it or drive it hard stay on top of maintenance. I recent just got a code 0448 do you know anything about it.
Boost when is the next live session?
New spot?
Guys is a 74k miles good for a q50 3.7 for 20k?
Whats the most reliable q50 3.0t years?
2020+
My 2019 got 76k no problems
They haven’t change the body because the body is fire asf …
2020 RS owner here and absolutely disappointed with the 2024. I was planning to upgrade but I guess that’s off the list 👎
Hate the styling of the q50 ... Went with a genesis g70 3.3 instead, and still enjoy my M56
You should twitch GT7
The fuq is b58🤨
BMW motor
Happy new year