Used 2019 INFINITI Q50 RED SPORT 400 Consumer Reviews
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Great driving beast
So, I have had this car since 2018. It's a Red Sport so the horsepower and pick up are fantastic. Just at 70,000 miles on the car and no brake work, no engine, transmission, or mechanical problems of any kind. Just oil changes. Don't know why the reviews are not more kind to this car as it is wonderful. I just hope they keep making them!
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BMW what, Audi who
The RedSport is a bit of both. It's a gentleman's M3. It's just as explosive as an M3 but without the feeling of constant adrenaline. It's not as refined as Audi s4, but it's more comfortable that both of the aforementioned. I've had over 30 BMW's and when I test drove one after driving the Redsport, the Bimmer felt stiff and uncomfortable. The wind noise and other lack of subtleties may be a problem for some - especially at the price. Speaking of price, the Redsport is a much better value and Infiniti presents a more reasonable repair option. I like it much better than BMW. M3 is more of a drivers car, but Redsport is more of a complete car. Its a more comfortable driving experience 100% of the time
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Comfortable luxury sedan with loads of power
The Q50 Red Sport is very fun to drive. The 3.0 L twin turbo engine is the highlight. The 7 speed automatic transmission does its job well. Shifts are very smooth and quick. Infotainment system is not the best but is simple and user friendly. The car is a looker, I got mines in iridium blue. The akibono red brake calipers with the gunmetal 19 inch infinity wheels comes standard with the red sport and makes the cars appeal pop. This is my daily driver and I am loving it!
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You'll love it!
Over the years, I've owned an Infiniti G35 and a 2014 Q50 before trading in for my 2019 Q50 Red Sport 400. In summary, you can get a faster car in this category from the German companies. You can also get a nicer interior from the German guys. What you can't get from them is this bang-for-the-buck. Dollar for dollar, you would be hard pressed to find a car that can compete with the Red Sport 400. The interior is getting a little outdated but outside of that I absolutely love it! Fantastic, stealthy, daily-driver that can match the straight-line performance of most sport cars...yet with surprising good mpg. 0 -60 mph in 4.5 seconds!? Make sure the baby-seat is strapped down tight! The other guys can keep their German cars. I'll keep the extra @ $20k in my bank account!
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Red Sport 400
This cars acceleration is awesome. I thought the stock exhaust was too quiet for a car with sporting intentions, so I bought the after market Inifini straight pipe axle back exhaust. It is loud but I enjoy the rumble. It’s a lot of fun to drive and I find myself flooring the accelerator as often as conditions permit!
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