We lease our car, so every 2-3 years we have to search for a new one. We recently started leasing the Infinity QX60. We wanted an SUV that had the convenience of a mini van to fit our family, yet a cool look, comfort, style etc. We chose the Infinity because it had three rows, but mainly because the 2nd row easily moves forward to get to the 3rd row. I found in the Acura MDX, where I loved the drive and comfort of the car, the 3rd row was not as comfortable and spacious, but more then that it did not have easy access to the 3rd row. One would have to climb over the bench of the second row or enter through the trunk space to sit. Where the easy access to the 3rd row was a big pull to leasing this car, we also really liked the overall look of the car specifically the curve of the dashboard and outside curves of the body of the car. The lumbar seats add comfort to suit any person. Additionally, the leather seats are soft and cushiony. I will say one draw back I did not realize before leasing, is the control screen where it shows radio station, backup camera, is a bit dated looking. Its definitely not a crisp clear screen. It looks more like an older television screen. It is a nice size screen, but they should upgrade the quality of the screen. I loved that I got basically a base model, and was surprised to see the it came with heated steering wheel, which is a real treat in the winter. Additionally, it gets great gas mileage on the highway! One last minor complaint, is it's a drop narrower then the MDX, but overall we really are happy with it.

The Infiniti QX56 is a confusingly good vehicle on many fronts. It's better than any past Infiniti ever was, and it's the superior of some of the big, pricey off-roaders that outsell it by a factor of thousands. Quandaries aside, the QX56 looks the part of an SUV--a slightly retro-tinged one, with a flavor of the Japanese SUVs of the 1980s. A lot of the bulk of the last, American-made QX56 is gone, but some of the awkwardness remains, most of it up front, at the tall forehead and the cheesy fender vents that seem desperately in need of a body-color paint job. Inside? It's a tasteful blend of metallic trim and burled wood, gracefully split up by leather and logically arranged controls and strong, masculine lines.

I have an Infiniti QX56, it's silver in color with dark gray/black leather interior sunroof, wood grain dash. It's a huge vehicle and moving from a smaller SUVs, I didn't think I'd ever feel comfortable driving it because it's so large. It actually took no time at all and am as comfortable driving it as any vehicle, I've ever owned. Even moreso, when you consider the luxury of the vehicle, it's just so nice. We usually drive it, even when our 3 kids aren't riding. It handles well, drives like a dream,