Used 2020 INFINITI QX50 Consumer Reviews
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Poor performance and design
The CVT engine is mostly just noise and very slow to respond - sounds good, but doesn't go anywhere. It revs high but will will practically crawl in response. And the interior is poorly designed. The cup holders are very tight and right in front of phone charger. And no place for phone. The dual display often doesn't work (something wrong 1x/weekly). And the TomTom navigation interface is incredibly outdated. Hard to believe it is 2023 and this is still what they offer...display looks like its from 1990's or early 2000's. Overall, very poor performance and poor interior use of space and outdated tech. I will NOT buy Infiniti again nor will I recommend it.
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Things I don't like on my QX50
I did not know what run flat tires were when I purchased the vehicle. When I got to the finance person he put the feat of god in me if I did not take the insurance on the the tires & rims. I own the car at that point, so I went to 4 tire shops around town to see if they carry these tires. I was told they could get them but it would take a day or two. You get no spare or jack with the car. If you are on vacation in the country and there is no dealer around plan on staying til the local tire shop finds you one. The steering on this car is electronic not hydrolytic and is tight and responsive it drifts at high speeds. I wanted to buy the car after the lease but will turn it in because of the tires which are expensive to replace.
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- LUXE 4dr SUVMSRP: $21,995499 mi away
- SENSORY 4dr SUVMSRP: $23,990456 mi away
- LUXE 4dr SUVMSRP: $22,998348 mi away
Its Ok
Test drove a QX50 Sensory today since my Volvo XC90 lease is coming to an end. I must say, it does drive well 7 styling is great. Unfortunately its 2020 & a car MSRP of 54k with something as simple as wireless phone charging is just unacceptable in a "Luxury" brand
Don’t buy Pre-paid maintenance
I’ve driven Lexus SUV’s for the past 10 years & moved over to Infiniti for trunk size. The ride is hard and putting car into neutral is a challenge. The worst part, was we purchased pre paid maintenance agreement & when it came to getting my $999 30,000 service they refused to pay since I was at 31,000. It is no where in contract that it must be exactly at 30,000. I will never buy Infiniti again.
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Qx50 30edition
So far this has been the most reliable and comfortable luxury suv I’ve owned . Very happy with this purchase I’ve had bmw Audi and nxlexus this has been most reliable. I bought it new in 2020 so I’ve had it a while now . No problems but with that being said I still got an extended elite infinity factory warranty singers is my daily driver.
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