This is a very good car overall. Minimal Problems. I bought it used and there was no rattling addend it had a brand new transmission. This car is great on gas. I get 33 mpg city and 40 mpg highway. It is a comfortable size; great for a family of four and maybe even five (baby seat possibly). For it to have a stock radio, the bass and treble are amazing quality (as though I got a new sound system). I love the ease of use of the sunroof and its a great alternative to using the windows. The tires are affordable at a size 15 tire they are only 120 a piece from the dealership and the tread lasts years. I dislike the cup holders because they are too small for large drinks. Another weakness area is that there are too many power steering lines. There must be 6-7 hoses and I have had to change 3 so far. Other wise no major trouble with car. Like all new cars not as easy to work on and replace things (parts are pricey) and though the overall cost of this car, brand new, is decent if you're wealthy, it is way too much. Otherwise, no additional problems. The trunk space also accommodates my violins and studio equipment for when I am travelling to do performances with my husband.

I can't think of any bad attributes of this car. Of course every car I've owned could use a little more power, but for a 4-cylinder this car has some power! All in all, I like the car and feel like it was a good investment. We also had a wonderful experience with the Infiniti dealer, something that has NEVER happened before. It's a better price and value than the Honda Accord.

I went from a Ford Explorer that was nothing but problems. It was one problem after the other. Once I got rid of that headache I was really discouraged and was overly cautious on my next car. I would have never thought it would be an infinity. I loved everything about it. It was in excellent shape at an excellent price. It has given me no issues and very little maintenance.