I got the 2018 fully loaded qx60 .very happy with the cvt in the sport setting works great. You get a lot of features for the money and at the end of the day it's not supposed to be a sports car it's a family hauler with lot of safety and that 2 row baby seat base install is amazing. Rear TVs for the kids keeps them quiet. Great buy.
This Model aged very well, I remember when these first came out and how I always thought these was handsome looking cars, I feel if Infiniti updates the dash board far as instrument cluster add all led lights on the exterior, update the steering wheel, i feel like this would still sell ‼️💯
Hey guys. I respect all of your opinions. Yes, while they are true, I do give N/I credit for first Japanese automaker pioneer in CVT and continue it to this day. I am happy with my choice. It actually is perfect for DC traffic. None of all annoying gear hunting. If it's so bad, why do H, T, Subaru follow the trend? Thanks all.
I mean seriously, the joke's on Infiniti. They are the first batch of auto makers to show up on Apple's Carplay partner list back in 2014, yet 5 years later they are still patching up this ten year old system.
This is my thought exactly. I have a fully loaded 2014 QX60 and other than the new remote and LED headlights, I don't see anything that makes me go "wow, time to trade it in" and before anyone says "herp derp CVT gen 1" I've got 120k on the thing replace transmission fluid every 60k on the dot -- not an issue.
I'm honestly starting to wonder if Nissan is planning on going bankrupt or something. They are doing ABSOLUTLEY nothing to improve their vehicles. It's the year 2020
Doesn’t seem like it. I see as many Nissan vehicles on the road as Toyota and even more than Honda. They continue to have such an intense demand they don’t have motivation to improve.
It is the exact same buttons just a slightly different package. Nissan/Infiniti is the slowest updating company in the biz. Look at the steering wheel in the pathfinder. It is from like seriously 2004.
We have one (2015) and yes it looks good and has good features but sorry to say I'd never buy a Nissan/infinity again. Not built to last simple as that. My mazda cx9 been through a lot of crap and the distance I've covered is twice as much as the infinity yet nothing broke. Go for Toyota/lexus, mazda and even Ford guy's.
I know someone that has your same Mazda and it's been in the shop constantly. Just because you had issues doesnt mean it's the norm or everyone will. My uncles accord needed repairs before 75k and engine work on an max before 100k. Bad products? Just bad apples??? Never know!
@@occckid123 Don't know where your from but in middle east and what I've heard of other countries Nissan/infinity sales are way down. From early 2000's till around 2008 I would see altima's, pathfinders, maxima's etc everywhere but now it's like they non existent. Even their Z was selling like shit and I couldn't understand why until we bought the infiniti. It's fact for me and not just a councidence that we got a bad apple.
@@pre9jmmy dad has the 2014 pathfinder and when it comes 2 fixing things in the 150k miles he's had it has been the most reliable vehicle besides his 2006 Altima which only needed basic things in over 250k miles.
Most of the Infiniti lineup needs a makeover , this car and the qx80 date back to their jx35/qx56 day's. Q50 is starting to get up in age as well. It's ironic how it was Infiniti that was leading Japanese luxury brands back in the early 2000s with innovative technologies and now they're the ones playing catch-up. Nissan focuses too much on Nissan nowadays and just leaves Infiniti on hold , haven't they learned from Honda and Ford ? Smh 🤦♂
I think they're just broke man. They hit a road block when their CEO or whatever- that dude from Renault that saved Nissan the first time, went to prison or something. Their new designs aren't even new - the Altima got a carry-over engine from Infiniti and the other engine option is the same as it was 2013-18 except it's direct injection now so it gets 2 mpg more. The rest of the Altima is kinda shite at least compared to Optima, Accord, Camry and Fusion. New Maxima is just a cosmetic refresh ... Adding more standard features like LEDs because competitors like Toyota basically forced them to, as they were made standard on even the Camry. The only vehicle that can claim any real fame is the Versa / Kicks platform. As they're ACTUALLY fully new for the most part and versa is actually not trash anymore. I think they let their models get dirt old because they can't afford not to. They need to shrink their lineup and find a way to cut costs, they already laid off like 12,500 people I believe . Apparently that saved them enough money to change the over 10 year old key fob
@@ARRehman802 Yeah I'm curious if Nissan is seeing the same fob. Would surprise me tbh, I hope Nissan actually upgrades the Infiniti key even further and this current one is only for a couple years or so- it looks way too big and if they're gonna make it that big it needs to at least be attractive for a luxury car and it's not. Just the same cheap plastic from the old ones with a square shape instead of an oval. Nissan should get this key, and Infiniti should get something nicer.
ust bought one. Really resent that no reviewer commented on the some of the badly conceived safety features. Would not have gotten car if I knew. There moving object sensor is all but useless. Has a very short range and it makes a single ding if a car is moving passed you as you are backing up. Even my 2014 Explorer gave me a loud continuous sound and and had much better detection. Also, the map on the navigation does not give you street names as you come up to them. It just shows the roads. Finally when I approach an object like a garage door, I almost have to be a couple of inches away before the camera turns on and an alarm sound.s. I would have gotten rid of this car after a month of ownership if dealer would have given most of my money back. Even with all the luxury I'd take my 2014 Edplorer over this car. Serious buyer's remorse.
Compare to Acura and Lexus the Infiniti lineup is just meh, the Q50/60 are the only models that make sense. The rebadged Pathfinder(qx60) and Armada(qx80) are not gonna make the luxury vehicle cut. Nissan wasted their money on some new hippie suv the Kicks and Qashqai, and redesigned QX50 with CVT/VC-turbo. The Infiniti G and FX were really famous, people barely pay attention to Infiniti nowadays. Nissan could've done a lot better!
Our dealer also told us that, there will be a whole new completely redone 2021 QX60, with a twin turbo V6, possibly a fully electric model, all new Infiniti exterior and interior design.
Infiniti is full of BS. They somehow lost their identity and people now don't really understand if they wanted to be identified as a luxury comfort or luxury sports vehicle. They are not excelling in either one of them by the way. Their line up are pretty much getting weak engines except maybe the Red Sport. I own the first gen FX35 which is a powerful beast and quite techy for its time and I also own a 2015 QX60 with all of the same options featured here namely, tech package with driver's assist, active collision sensors and other driver's nanny, rain sensing wiper, sun and moonroof, quilted seats, Eco, standard, sports mode, 20 inch wheels, rear entertainment, and I had an OEM tow hitch installed. So really my old 15 QX60 is as loaded as this model with the only thing probably added to this "refresh" being having more USB outlets and that HDMI port. Why I am not impressed with this "brand new-old" refresh? They really have not done anything remarkable to really seriously challenge their comp set. For one, the engine is nothing even close to Acura;s MDX though I have to admit I hate the dash of the MDX (looks real cheap with the hard plastic finish) which was why I end up with the QX60. Let me tell you something what future owners need to know about the QX60 based on my experience of ownership of a vehicle that just turned 90,000 miles. At 75,000 miles, an oil leak has sprung at the front passenger axle seal. At 81,000 miles, one of the radiator fans turns bad and sounds like a lawn mower. It turns out it is a common issue for the QX60 and the 4th gen Pathfinder. Then this nagging rattle comes and goes that is attributed to a poorly designed rear splash guard. Just recently, my QX60 develop a rattle that I have a hard time isolating which the dealership "quickly" diagnosed to a loose front dash console. Why quickly you might ask? Because it is a common issue - again. Let's talk about driving performance. Well the QX60 is very comfortable and stays composed most of the time. Except when driving in wide open country space where winds tends to push your QX60 all around the place. I've never had white knuckles on both hands trying to control the vehicle in strong windy conditions especially when going around corners. My vehicle is AWD, think about how a FWD handles. I call it handles like a pig. So really the only thing Infiniti does to upgrade this vehicle is adding more ports, chopping off the packages into pieces, introducing that new key fob that does not look like a Nissan, yay! Oh, adding that AWD badge for AWD vehicles a departure of Infiniti's practice of keeping the AWD and non AWD drive essentially the same - no rear badge to indicate which is which. It is frustrating to me that when I bought my son's first car, a $35,000 2016 Honda V6 Accord has better infotainment interface equipped with car play that actually pairs either android or iPhone when plugged that my $50,000 QX60 can't even do. And oh, that darn accord automatically releases the lock when you pulled the door handle when the key is in your pocket. Why oh, why does the accord has an electronic digital display and speedometer - it insults my Infiniti? How long will Infiniti continue to insult their brand loyal fans, I don't know? I am so done with Infiniti, my next SUV ride will be maybe an Audi Q7, VW Atlas or a Volvo XC90. I will keep my FX35 for old time's sake but will definitely rid the QX60 pretty soon.
The Buick Enclave just overtook this in sales in the segment. And it’s clear to see why. While this is a very attractive and impressive vehicle, the competition has just gotten too strong. Even entries like the new Volkswagen Atlas and the redesigned GMC Acadia Denali have similar features and luxury content as this. But Infiniti can make this competitive again! We have seen the incredible QX50, which is gorgeous. Scale that up and you have a winner.
When this was first introduced as the JX i was in love with it and Still love it it’s height is perfect the amount of space I can have it come with adaptive cruise control I’ll be good lol but I’m 25 with no kids I don’t need all that room ‼️😂😂😂
When I bought my 17 QX60 I was told that they are working on Carplay support and it might be backwards compatible; earlier this year, I read news about Infiniti overhauling the infotainment system and Carplay will be added in the 2020 model year. Three model years later, and with the promised 2020 models, still the same damn old system. What a joke.
I have a 2018 model and apart from the key fob and led headlights, nothing has changed. Nissan needs to change the ancient infotainment system, bump the engine power and move to a 8 speed transmission. Learn from what Hyundai/ Kia is doing. Else, they will keep losing customers and become a also ran. Or has it already happened? Nice review though!
@@skyforce2132 Everyone has different taste. You don't have to be rude and obnoxious! 😡 Infiniti is still selling it. This means it must be doing something right.
@@lukha225 i think all Nissan is doing is just ripping off the customers. Compare them to the competition, Infiniti is way too much behind. 2020 model and no led indicators or backup lights? No smart entry for the rear doors. Lumbar for only the top trim? The steering wheel is from a 2013 Pathfinder. I think the list is endless. The Mazda CX9 is imo way more luxurious.
Its nice that they added a new key fob but if your going to replace it it should be a step above and this new one just looks too odd. or were just used to the old one.
Let's be honest folks. Yes, this car has an MSRP of $50,000-$60,000. It is discounted $12,000-$14,000 off msrp. That is Hyundai Santa Fe money. Nothing to complain about.
I don't know who the designer is at Nissan Infinity but somebody needs to wake them up and let them know this is the year 2020 not 2010 same design for the past 10 years
Well, Infiniti still dragging its ass with that same old infotainment system, they do claim they'll be changing it in 2021. Think ill go with an Audi Q7/Q8 b4 then , love my 08 Infiniti M35x ,but want a SUV , and she has 160k. Good video and im subscribing. Ty
Doesn't really compete with XC90 or Q7, this car is much cheaper. I got my QX60 back in 2017, paid around $37k for a base model, which came standard with real leather seats (not any more in newer model years). In comparison, you are looking at $45k for a Volvo or Audi. If price were the same, I'll get the Volvo any day.
Infiniti needs to upgrade the console and dashboard of the qx60 really bad. It is really outdated and doesn't have that luxury feeling anymore. I'm waiting for the really upgraded version, and I will get one if they will. They failed to upgrade, it's been the same since it was launched as qx60.
@@DriftTrainis2awesome I'm finding 87,89,and 93 octane. Sometimes I mix it. Miss the old days when ( Sunoco?) stations had multiple octane levels chosen by a dial on the pump.
I love Infiniti too but I feel the teams and individuals wo run Infiniti make some major mistakes with their decisions in all areas. Having said that they do make some genius decisions too. Which makes liking the brand so frustrating 😢
@@asiffarooqui6789 yeah I agree. I also feel like I have a love/hate relationship with the brand. My main concern is making their interior different from nissan. I hate that most nissan products have the same interior as Infiniti's. I mean... come on... it's your luxury brand!
Wish the upscale Palisade was available when I bought the qx60 but it wasn't. Even at selling at list it offered a lot more value than the QX60. After three weeks of driving I wanted my 2014 Explorer back.
You should have asked me and I would've let you borrow my 2013 JX35 for this review. After all, they are literally the exact same car. What a shameful company. After 7 years and all you change is the key fob.
The 2020 infinities are all outdated they still go back 10 years in styling plus they are way overpriced for Nissan made vehicle Hyundai and Kia are far more Advanced then Nissan
I got the 2018 fully loaded qx60 .very happy with the cvt in the sport setting works great. You get a lot of features for the money and at the end of the day it's not supposed to be a sports car it's a family hauler with lot of safety and that 2 row baby seat base install is amazing. Rear TVs for the kids keeps them quiet. Great buy.
This Model aged very well, I remember when these first came out and how I always thought these was handsome looking cars, I feel if Infiniti updates the dash board far as instrument cluster add all led lights on the exterior, update the steering wheel, i feel like this would still sell ‼️💯
Hey guys. I respect all of your opinions. Yes, while they are true, I do give N/I credit for first Japanese automaker pioneer in CVT and continue it to this day. I am happy with my choice. It actually is perfect for DC traffic. None of all annoying gear hunting. If it's so bad, why do H, T, Subaru follow the trend? Thanks all.
Other automakers: new infotainment system! New features!
Infiniti: NEW KEY FOB
Kidding of course. Great video as always!
I mean seriously, the joke's on Infiniti. They are the first batch of auto makers to show up on Apple's Carplay partner list back in 2014, yet 5 years later they are still patching up this ten year old system.
Hey!!!! i got the 2020 model, i bought it in 2014teeeen
and your HP is only 265, it's 295hp since 2017.
Hahahaha
Good luck with the transmission on that thing. 2015 and Newer have the second gen CVT that will not break before 100k Miles...
Kevin Mendez Yep! My 2014 transmission was replaced at 38k miles.
This is my thought exactly. I have a fully loaded 2014 QX60 and other than the new remote and LED headlights, I don't see anything that makes me go "wow, time to trade it in" and before anyone says "herp derp CVT gen 1" I've got 120k on the thing replace transmission fluid every 60k on the dot -- not an issue.
I'm honestly starting to wonder if Nissan is planning on going bankrupt or something. They are doing ABSOLUTLEY nothing to improve their vehicles. It's the year 2020
Doesn’t seem like it. I see as many Nissan vehicles on the road as Toyota and even more than Honda. They continue to have such an intense demand they don’t have motivation to improve.
I actually like this infiniti i also love nissan
Infiniti made a new key fob?
Pinch me i must be dreaming
Don't be surprised if Nissan uses this keyfob and Renault
@@CarringtonHollister i know Renault that Renault owns Nissan
It is the exact same buttons just a slightly different package. Nissan/Infiniti is the slowest updating company in the biz. Look at the steering wheel in the pathfinder. It is from like seriously 2004.
@@drn13355 the steering wheel is from 2013 not 2004
It’s the same key different shape lol
We have one (2015) and yes it looks good and has good features but sorry to say I'd never buy a Nissan/infinity again. Not built to last simple as that.
My mazda cx9 been through a lot of crap and the distance I've covered is twice as much as the infinity yet nothing broke.
Go for Toyota/lexus, mazda and even Ford guy's.
I know someone that has your same Mazda and it's been in the shop constantly. Just because you had issues doesnt mean it's the norm or everyone will. My uncles accord needed repairs before 75k and engine work on an max before 100k. Bad products? Just bad apples??? Never know!
@@occckid123 Don't know where your from but in middle east and what I've heard of other countries Nissan/infinity sales are way down. From early 2000's till around 2008 I would see altima's, pathfinders, maxima's etc everywhere but now it's like they non existent. Even their Z was selling like shit and I couldn't understand why until we bought the infiniti. It's fact for me and not just a councidence that we got a bad apple.
@@pre9jmmy dad has the 2014 pathfinder and when it comes 2 fixing things in the 150k miles he's had it has been the most reliable vehicle besides his 2006 Altima which only needed basic things in over 250k miles.
Most of the Infiniti lineup needs a makeover , this car and the qx80 date back to their jx35/qx56 day's. Q50 is starting to get up in age as well.
It's ironic how it was Infiniti that was leading Japanese luxury brands back in the early 2000s with innovative technologies and now they're the ones playing catch-up. Nissan focuses too much on Nissan nowadays and just leaves Infiniti on hold , haven't they learned from Honda and Ford ? Smh 🤦♂
I think they're just broke man. They hit a road block when their CEO or whatever- that dude from Renault that saved Nissan the first time, went to prison or something. Their new designs aren't even new - the Altima got a carry-over engine from Infiniti and the other engine option is the same as it was 2013-18 except it's direct injection now so it gets 2 mpg more. The rest of the Altima is kinda shite at least compared to Optima, Accord, Camry and Fusion. New Maxima is just a cosmetic refresh ... Adding more standard features like LEDs because competitors like Toyota basically forced them to, as they were made standard on even the Camry. The only vehicle that can claim any real fame is the Versa / Kicks platform. As they're ACTUALLY fully new for the most part and versa is actually not trash anymore. I think they let their models get dirt old because they can't afford not to. They need to shrink their lineup and find a way to cut costs, they already laid off like 12,500 people I believe . Apparently that saved them enough money to change the over 10 year old key fob
Devon Gee That Nissan keyfob
@@ARRehman802 Yeah I'm curious if Nissan is seeing the same fob. Would surprise me tbh, I hope Nissan actually upgrades the Infiniti key even further and this current one is only for a couple years or so- it looks way too big and if they're gonna make it that big it needs to at least be attractive for a luxury car and it's not. Just the same cheap plastic from the old ones with a square shape instead of an oval. Nissan should get this key, and Infiniti should get something nicer.
ust bought one. Really resent that no reviewer commented on the some of the badly conceived safety features. Would not have gotten car if I knew. There moving object sensor is all but useless. Has a very short range and it makes a single ding if a car is moving passed you as you are backing up. Even my 2014 Explorer gave me a loud continuous sound and and had much better detection. Also, the map on the navigation does not give you street names as you come up to them. It just shows the roads. Finally when I approach an object like a garage door, I almost have to be a couple of inches away before the camera turns on and an alarm sound.s. I would have gotten rid of this car after a month of ownership if dealer would have given most of my money back. Even with all the luxury I'd take my 2014 Edplorer over this car. Serious buyer's remorse.
Compare to Acura and Lexus the Infiniti lineup is just meh, the Q50/60 are the only models that make sense.
The rebadged Pathfinder(qx60) and Armada(qx80) are not gonna make the luxury vehicle cut.
Nissan wasted their money on some new hippie suv the Kicks and Qashqai, and redesigned QX50 with CVT/VC-turbo.
The Infiniti G and FX were really famous, people barely pay attention to Infiniti nowadays.
Nissan could've done a lot better!
We bought a 2016 model in Jan 2017. We love it everything except we have fixed cvt transmission twice...........twice ......yes twice....
Our dealer also told us that, there will be a whole new completely redone 2021 QX60, with a twin turbo V6, possibly a fully electric model, all new Infiniti exterior and interior design.
We have a 2016. Literally nothing new except key fob.
jetpipe28 and folding mirrors
This is such a good looking vehicle. It’s a shame it’s Unreliable Jatco CVT and prehistoric infotainment ruins this from being a perfect vehicle.
Infiniti is full of BS. They somehow lost their identity and people now don't really understand if they wanted to be identified as a luxury comfort or luxury sports vehicle. They are not excelling in either one of them by the way. Their line up are pretty much getting weak engines except maybe the Red Sport. I own the first gen FX35 which is a powerful beast and quite techy for its time and I also own a 2015 QX60 with all of the same options featured here namely, tech package with driver's assist, active collision sensors and other driver's nanny, rain sensing wiper, sun and moonroof, quilted seats, Eco, standard, sports mode, 20 inch wheels, rear entertainment, and I had an OEM tow hitch installed. So really my old 15 QX60 is as loaded as this model with the only thing probably added to this "refresh" being having more USB outlets and that HDMI port. Why I am not impressed with this "brand new-old" refresh? They really have not done anything remarkable to really seriously challenge their comp set. For one, the engine is nothing even close to Acura;s MDX though I have to admit I hate the dash of the MDX (looks real cheap with the hard plastic finish) which was why I end up with the QX60.
Let me tell you something what future owners need to know about the QX60 based on my experience of ownership of a vehicle that just turned 90,000 miles. At 75,000 miles, an oil leak has sprung at the front passenger axle seal. At 81,000 miles, one of the radiator fans turns bad and sounds like a lawn mower. It turns out it is a common issue for the QX60 and the 4th gen Pathfinder. Then this nagging rattle comes and goes that is attributed to a poorly designed rear splash guard. Just recently, my QX60 develop a rattle that I have a hard time isolating which the dealership "quickly" diagnosed to a loose front dash console. Why quickly you might ask? Because it is a common issue - again. Let's talk about driving performance. Well the QX60 is very comfortable and stays composed most of the time. Except when driving in wide open country space where winds tends to push your QX60 all around the place. I've never had white knuckles on both hands trying to control the vehicle in strong windy conditions especially when going around corners. My vehicle is AWD, think about how a FWD handles. I call it handles like a pig.
So really the only thing Infiniti does to upgrade this vehicle is adding more ports, chopping off the packages into pieces, introducing that new key fob that does not look like a Nissan, yay! Oh, adding that AWD badge for AWD vehicles a departure of Infiniti's practice of keeping the AWD and non AWD drive essentially the same - no rear badge to indicate which is which. It is frustrating to me that when I bought my son's first car, a $35,000 2016 Honda V6 Accord has better infotainment interface equipped with car play that actually pairs either android or iPhone when plugged that my $50,000 QX60 can't even do. And oh, that darn accord automatically releases the lock when you pulled the door handle when the key is in your pocket. Why oh, why does the accord has an electronic digital display and speedometer - it insults my Infiniti? How long will Infiniti continue to insult their brand loyal fans, I don't know? I am so done with Infiniti, my next SUV ride will be maybe an Audi Q7, VW Atlas or a Volvo XC90. I will keep my FX35 for old time's sake but will definitely rid the QX60 pretty soon.
The Buick Enclave just overtook this in sales in the segment. And it’s clear to see why. While this is a very attractive and impressive vehicle, the competition has just gotten too strong.
Even entries like the new Volkswagen Atlas and the redesigned GMC Acadia Denali have similar features and luxury content as this.
But Infiniti can make this competitive again! We have seen the incredible QX50, which is gorgeous. Scale that up and you have a winner.
Is there a seat belt chime when the car is in motion for all Infiniti Luxe QX60?
I like the Infiniti Qx 60 it’s very nice!!!!
Nissan Pathfinder
When this was first introduced as the JX i was in love with it and Still love it it’s height is perfect the amount of space I can have it come with adaptive cruise control I’ll be good lol but I’m 25 with no kids I don’t need all that room ‼️😂😂😂
Infiniti needs to kick those grainy displays. I use to be die-hard Infiniti but notice every manufacturer started using HD Displays.
Infiniti just insulting us now.
No CarPlay, like really? This is not 2005.!!!
Enriko Gavrilov infinity is crap
Great video of the 2020 Infiniti QX60!! 😁😄
Nice, old school video haha
wait so they updated the infotainment?? it looks the same including the 2005 map graphics
When I bought my 17 QX60 I was told that they are working on Carplay support and it might be backwards compatible; earlier this year, I read news about Infiniti overhauling the infotainment system and Carplay will be added in the 2020 model year. Three model years later, and with the promised 2020 models, still the same damn old system. What a joke.
Shuyang Sheng That’s why I would never buy a Infiniti
2021 as both
Still waiting for a redesign Pathfinder and they better go back to the boxy style if they keep the minivan look and getting a Telluride.
excellent review, thank you
Murano platinum provides similar experience with LED headlights standard and vented seats. With the styling and260 hp v6the murano wins for me.
Appreciate the detail you went into the trunk.
Great review. Nice interior. Plush :-)
This is my first used SUV!! Nice video bro.
Telluride > Infinity QX60. YES!!!! I SAID IT!!!!!
The Qx60 is basically the same from 2013 but the telluride is all new so, not a fair comparison
I have a 2018 model and apart from the key fob and led headlights, nothing has changed. Nissan needs to change the ancient infotainment system, bump the engine power and move to a 8 speed transmission. Learn from what Hyundai/ Kia is doing. Else, they will keep losing customers and become a also ran. Or has it already happened? Nice review though!
Thanks!
CVT in a premium vehicle is a big no-no.
Vishal Akula infinity is crap
@@skyforce2132
Everyone has different taste. You don't have to be rude and obnoxious! 😡 Infiniti is still selling it. This means it must be doing something right.
Asid Mohammad I mean it’s just my opinion though
Asid Mohammad he telling the truth my parent have a 2016 and the transmission just messed up.
@@lukha225 i think all Nissan is doing is just ripping off the customers. Compare them to the competition, Infiniti is way too much behind. 2020 model and no led indicators or backup lights? No smart entry for the rear doors. Lumbar for only the top trim? The steering wheel is from a 2013 Pathfinder. I think the list is endless. The Mazda CX9 is imo way more luxurious.
Its nice that they added a new key fob but if your going to replace it it should be a step above and this new one just looks too odd. or were just used to the old one.
Great video. I am looking for my next car and never thought of the infiniti, its a nice car. Keep the videos coming!
Thanks! 🙂
Honestly just get a Nissan instead
As always really detailed video!
🙂👍
Love the new key fob. 👍🏾 can you do a q70 review please
The QX60 lease deals were gangster... we got our 2019 pure awd for $384 a month 😂😂
What was the down payment?
Because we leased our 2017 one for 501$ no down...
Amir Arya 0$ down, only fees due at start, which was about 2000. I never put money down.
Amir Arya yeah u overpaid. Before we got our QX60 we were paying 550 for a pathfinder platinum. That’s why I made sure to get a great deal on this.
lease is ending soon... Might choose an Audi next.. Thanks!
Great review!
Let's be honest folks. Yes, this car has an MSRP of $50,000-$60,000. It is discounted $12,000-$14,000 off msrp. That is Hyundai Santa Fe money. Nothing to complain about.
Finally!!! I wonder if Nissan is going to incorporate this new key fob as well.
My favorite car reviewers 😄. Drew and Mason, what are your thoughts on the all new 2020 Nissan Versa?
Not sure yet...but it shouldn't be too long until we have one to review and find out in-person what it's like!
I bet it suck so bad
So the rear window doesn’t open like my trade in Highlander. I’ll miss that feature for sure.😏
Excellent, thorough review!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed! 🙂
Does the 2020 QX60 come with Apples' CarPlay. Have heard conflicting messaging.
I like the sedans more , the interior is great .. very nice review .. you are the best 👍
I like that it stilk has a CD player.. Many new cars don't have them anymore. I still use CDs so I would want it.
tr v Lexus and Toyota still have them!!!!!
Great video so getting this car!
Thanks!
"Wow this SUV is really ahead of its time," for 2010.
The 2019 also has LED headlights
Needs a sport version with a normal automatic
Here a Year Later to Grant your wishes 😘 2022 Qx60
I don't know who the designer is at Nissan Infinity but somebody needs to wake them up and let them know this is the year 2020 not 2010 same design for the past 10 years
Just wondering how this compares with the 2020 Lincoln Aviator.
No comparison whatsoever
Lin Hunnicutt 10 years between them
Please review the Q70L, and great review
Thanks but They have discontinued this car for 2020
Car Confections Omg I did not know that I just told my mom lol well it was pretty old anyway
Well, Infiniti still dragging its ass with that same old infotainment system, they do claim they'll be changing it in 2021. Think ill go with an Audi Q7/Q8 b4 then , love my 08 Infiniti M35x ,but want a SUV , and she has 160k.
Good video and im subscribing. Ty
I’d rather have a Volvo XC 90 or Audi Q7. Just my two cents. But, Infiniti sells a lot of these.
Doesn't really compete with XC90 or Q7, this car is much cheaper. I got my QX60 back in 2017, paid around $37k for a base model, which came standard with real leather seats (not any more in newer model years). In comparison, you are looking at $45k for a Volvo or Audi. If price were the same, I'll get the Volvo any day.
Does the Luxe 2020 have a camera for FRONT view too?
Great Video!
That infotainment system HAS to be updated!!! How can they get away with that???
Infiniti needs to upgrade the console and dashboard of the qx60 really bad. It is really outdated and doesn't have that luxury feeling anymore. I'm waiting for the really upgraded version, and I will get one if they will. They failed to upgrade, it's been the same since it was launched as qx60.
Agreed I have this exact model and it is a 2015 and it looks the same like no difference.
It was state of the art when it cane out but very dated now.
Anyone know what a lease would run for qx60 awd 15 k per year ?
waiting for 2020 Volvo XC60 review. if possible please consider reviewing R Design trim. thanks
Shouldn't be too long from now!
Which gas should it use? 87 the cheapest ? 89? or 91 premium?
焦曉蒙 yeah u can use 87, they say 91 for best use but screw that I don’t wanna spend all my money on gas
Who actually sells 91 octane?
Thomas Sullins i thought all gas stations carry it
Always premium
@@DriftTrainis2awesome I'm finding 87,89,and 93 octane. Sometimes I mix it. Miss the old days when ( Sunoco?) stations had multiple octane levels chosen by a dial on the pump.
New keyfob. Omg finally. 😂
How many key fobs do you get from the dealer? Thank you
You should get two of them
When will they update qx80?
Rumor is, soon
Did they fix the crappy cvt?
Didn't know this was a 3-row job. I wonder if you can get 2nd row captain chairs. Good review guys. :D
We have one just like this, except with a black interior and exterior.
Black is a nice color
Please do a make over for all your vehicles. They are dated and slow.
You would have to be stupid to buy this car. The depreciation is ridiculous on these vehicles because they haven’t changed significantly since 2013.
I had this as my rental car in New York, it felt just like a pathfinder, but nice though.
Regarding 3:45, I hope you stopped drinking so much coffee ;)
My family has the qx60 Lexus
Does it even have Apple CarPlay?
mtdp1137 nope
Skyforce 213 that’s a deal breaker for me, since I currently have Apple CarPlay in my vehicle
My car 😍
Holo, it’s me, and early...
And first comment...
And love this channel...
And... Ok enough 😂
Hey there! Thanks! 😀
I was a huge Infiniti fan... but I cant stand their "updates"... they are seriously ripping their customers off!
I love Infiniti too but I feel the teams and individuals wo run Infiniti make some major mistakes with their decisions in all areas.
Having said that they do make some genius decisions too.
Which makes liking the brand so frustrating 😢
@@asiffarooqui6789 yeah I agree. I also feel like I have a love/hate relationship with the brand. My main concern is making their interior different from nissan. I hate that most nissan products have the same interior as Infiniti's. I mean... come on... it's your luxury brand!
I feel bad for all the noobs working at Infiniti...
This is basically just a Nissan Pathfinder, Murano, and Rogue combined 🤔🤔
Nice review but I had to see this new key fob 😂
Infiniti needs more differentiation from the Nissan lineup.
That’s my car dealer
A CD player in a 2018 is wild 😢🚮
Soooooooooooooo nothing new here to watch. Was going to get me one but I’m happy I got the highlander instead
My 2020 Hyundai Palisade limited awd is better. More car for your $$.
$61000 for a 10 years old car smh
@@ARRehman802 They are discounted like $12,000-$14,000.
Wish the upscale Palisade was available when I bought the qx60 but it wasn't. Even at selling at list it offered a lot more value than the QX60. After three weeks of driving I wanted my 2014 Explorer back.
@@edwardgreenberg8298 yeah, Nissan/Infiniti need to step up if they want to stay in this mid size three rows segment.
@@edwardgreenberg8298 What's the issue? Go get the Hyundai, if that's what makes you happy.
Idk why they didn’t make any updates bad
They didn’t change a damn thing on this SUV. It still looks exactly the same from 2014😂😂😂 no apple play or android play ? Nah I’ll pass .
They should upgrade the interior
Same shit like 2018 2019 2020 the infinity designers they have to change the designer
I’m going to sleep just looking at it gdn
it was about time karen
You should have asked me and I would've let you borrow my 2013 JX35 for this review. After all, they are literally the exact same car. What a shameful company. After 7 years and all you change is the key fob.
look like a 2000 model car........they need to learn from acura....welcome to the future
key fob looks like the fucking same. it looks bigger with a few cuts on the end. wow, just wow.
The interior screams early 00s this is sad honestly
Same car, different year
The 2020 infinities are all outdated they still go back 10 years in styling plus they are way overpriced for Nissan made vehicle Hyundai and Kia are far more Advanced then Nissan
All 3 Japanese luxury car brands have been losing their styles in last 5 years, especially on the SUV side, ugly, weird and stupid.
An expensive pathfinder. Boring and old looking. This thing needs a major redesign to stay competitive.
“Still looks fresh?”
Somebody needs their eyes checked