2022 Infiniti QX60 from North America
Summary:
Basic family SUV lacking excitement
Faults:
Nothing to comment. This was a 1 week rental car for the family. The rental company (no names) could not provide a Cadillac XT6, so I got stuck with this one, since the other rental vehicle (Jeep Wrangler) was too small for us, especially since we have a lot of luggage.
General Comments:
I had this for one week rental from Newark, NJ. The vehicle was already scratched from the previous renter on the right side fender. The trunk-space was barely adequate to fit 2 large suitcases, and 4 small carry on bags, plus my dad's wheelchair. Needless to say, I had to rely on the backup camera to tell me whether cars were behind me (or not).
Seating spaces are decent, however dad complained that it did not have enough handles (for disabled persons - entry/exit). The kids and wife however did not complain.
Road noise - definitely quiet for such a large vehicle. Multiple electronic aids (parking assist, blind spot/lane assist, 3D 360 view, front collision warning).
For those of you trying to figure out what this Infiniti qX60 is... it is a mere upgrade of a Nissan pathfinder (not the SUV, but the crossover).
I wasn't a big fan of the electronic gadgets, however they are very helpful.
Seats - 1st and 2nd row are adequate, however 3rd row is very cramped (only for small children).
I can't comment on towing capacity.
Fuel consumption - average at best. I barely got 17 city and 22 highway... depends on whether you use premium or regular unleaded fuel.
For a family vehicle, it isn't bad, however for me the 3rd row, and trunk space are big turnoff due to lack of space in the vehicle.
Lastly, the keyfobs are expensive so don't lose them.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? No
Review Date: 12th July, 2023
14th Jul 2023, 12:43
Get one of these to drive your dad around:
https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/a15098391/2016-mobility-ventures-mv-1-first-drive-review