Used Infiniti QX56 for Sale

4.5

(8 Reviews)

Overall Rating

4.5

(8 Reviews)

Value

4.3

Performance

4.6

Comfort

4.6

Fuel Economy

2.9

Reliability

4.6

Owner Reviews

4.5

8 Reviews


Overall	4.5

Value	4.3

Performance	4.6

Style	4.6

Comfort	4.6

Fuel Economy	2.9

Reliability	4.6

2016 Infiniti QX56 - Comfortable and smooth ride

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 das... (more)

Story

This isn't quite a fun story, but it does display how well made the car is. My husband was buckling in my son into his car seat, when a bus came by and hit the car and just continued on. Thankfully, no one was hurt, but I did think the cars door was completely damaged. Based on the speed of the bus, one would think the door would've been taken off, but it was just lightly dented. and it Open... (more)

Pros

I loved the dashboard controls, the heated seats, and heated steering wheel. I really like how the second row pushes forward like a minivan to get access to the 3rd row. The 3rd row is spacious and just as comfortable as the 2nd row.

Cons

The screen where it displays the radio and backup camera is a bit dated in quality, which I would not expect with a luxury vehicle, that was a disappointment. The 2nd row doesn't easily move forward with a car seat in the car like I saw demonstrated before leasing.

2016 Infiniti QX56 - I am thankful and grateful to Infiniti and the company.

The Q50 is one slinky sedan, set to make anyone in a coupe seem dull. The 208-hp turbo four lacks power to back up those looks; consider the twin-turbo V-6 with 300 hp, or 400 hp in the Red Sport. Rear-drive is standard; all-wheel drive is optional. A hybrid rates at 34-mpg highway; rear-drive is standard and all-wheel drive is optional. Infotainment features apps for email, calendar syncing, and concierge services. Available safety tech includes lane assist and backup collision intervention.

Story

The technology and new high functions which is high end. Rearview camera is the only standard driver assistance feature in the Q50, but several more are optional. They include a surround-view camera, front and rear parking sensors, blind spot monitoring, adaptive cruise control, backup collision intervention, rear cross traffic alert, forward collision warning, predictive forward collision war... (more)

Pros

The 2017 Q50 is a good car. It hits two of the hallmarks that most families are looking for: It’s safe and it’s reliable. It also delivers a more exciting driving experience than you’d expect thanks to its powerful available engines and composed handling. The Q50 doesn’t get great gas mileage, but there is a Q50 Hybrid for fuel-conscious buyers. Inside, the Q50’s cabin design is a little long in the tooth, but it’s still upscale and attractive. There are plenty of tech features, including several driver assistance options, but the Q50 doesn’t have some of the latest tech offerings, such as... (more)

Cons

The 2017 Q50 doesn’t have the best mpg ratings in the class. It gets 23 mpg in the city and 31 mpg on the highway with the base engine, and the larger engine options expectedly decrease fuel economy. Those ratings are worse than rivals like the Audi A4 (25/33 mpg city/highway) and BMW 3 Series (23/35 mpg city/highway). The Q50 Hybrid gets the best mileage of any Q50 powertrain, earning 27 mpg in the city and 32 mpg on the highway. That’s worse than other hybrids in the class, and it’s only marginally better than some non-hybrid rivals.

2016 Infiniti QX56 - I love it!

I love my Infiniti. It has high-quality interior and a great design. It is spacious, and the performance of the car is fantastic. The driver assistance is nice and helps me maintain focus on the road. The sound and video systems are fantastic. The automatic temperature climate control works great too.

Story

We had a great time opening the back, putting the four back seats down, and tailgating for our college football games!!

Pros

My favorite things about this car are the quality of the leather interior. I like the roominess of the vehicle. My family, plus my daughter's friends, can all fit comfortably for vacation road trips or just across town. The heated seats in both the front and back are great for cold days or just when you are taking long drives and need to heat your lower back. And the cooling seats are the best in a hot state like Alabama!

Cons

The back-up camera images are not clear. The automatic slows down when you are on cruise control, and a car is in front of you is annoying, and there seems to be no way to shut it off. The gas mileage is not great. The sun roof could be bigger, and it could have a better system for connecting to your cell phone.