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 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.

The infinity QX56 is a superiorly built car. It feels like a tank when you are driving it; you sit up higher than most everyone else on the road. I have six kids with what feels like 60 different activities. I am a fitness instructor and personal trainer as well. I can put down the third row and load the back up with the equipment we need, and then pull them back up when the whole family is in the car. It is a beautifully designed car, and I feel very comfortable driving it. The heated seats have become something I now cannot live without. Although this is a very pricy vehicle new, we purchased it for less pre-owned. I feel like we got the status of the Infinity Brand without the ridiculous sticker price. The drawback is that parts for this car can be pricier than others. For example, the key fob is 300, a bit much in my opinion. The car has onboard navigation, but I find that my phone is much easier to use. The one component I miss the most is either a Bluetooth or aux input to the radio. It has DVD players built into the headrests of the back seats, but we find them cumbersome and hard to use.