Used 2014 INFINITI QX60 Consumer Reviews
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I will NEVER recommend this vehicle to anyone
I previously owned an FX/35 (now the QX70) and absolutely fell in love with that vehicle. It was perfect for me...until I began expanding my family and needed more room. Because I had such a fabulous experience with Infiniti I went back and selected a QX60 because it is a little bigger. The good news - the fit & finish is great and gas mileage is better than expected. I drive 70+ miles daily in rush hour traffic & I still average nearly 22 mpg. The bad news - there is nothing else redeeming about this vehicle or Infiniti Corp. The battery dies every 18 months like clockwork. And, as others have stated, within months of purchasing this vehicle (with all of 12 miles on it), I began having horrible transmission problems. I took it into the service group 7 or 8 times to no avail because it was intermittent and the techs could never duplicate it. I was to the point of hiring an attorney when Infiniti SUDDENLY developed a 'code' that could detect the KNOWN problem I was having. Finally, when I took it in, they read the code and BAM - new transmission. The problem is that I have had bizarre and random hiccups with the transmission since...including a horrible clunking sound when shifting from reverse to drive. Again, only intermittently so it cannot be easily reproduced. I was told that, because I had the "newest version" of the transmission they would not replace it again. Infiniti must have received an incredible number of complaints because 4 weeks after I had tried - yet again - for them to recognize the horrid clunking sound, Infiniti released a bulletin that said hearing a horrible clunking sound when shifting from reverse to drive (especially first thing in the morning) is considered NORMAL for this vehicle and had to do with either the motor or the transmission mounts. That was it for me. I have sworn off Infiniti and I warn everyone I know to not purchase one. Unfortunately, in my state I missed my opportunity to sue under lemon laws, but I know I will never make that mistake again. If I ever encounter similar issues with another vehicle I will immediately hire an attorney and get all of my money back (and my legal fees!). My favorite part was when they told me they were extending the warranty on my transmission for another 30,000 miles...wait - you mean the transmission you swear is perfectly normal and refuse to address in any way? Right....that'll do the trick. Needless to say, I am now in search of a different vehicle and consider the experience a horribly costly life lesson. DO NOT BUY THIS VEHICLE IF YOU SEE ONE AT A USED CAR LOT....seriously, don't.
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Don't Do It!
I purchased my 2014 QX60 after thoroughly researching all mid sizes luxury SUV's. I have always driven a Toyota so this was my first experience owning an Infiniti. The car worked beautifully for 18 months. THEN.... Car starting having start up issues on July 2015. Several times a week it would take 3-4 tries to start the vehicle. I presumed it was the battery. At that time they the dealership jump started my battery which they said was still good and told me to drive my car more often. Lol! Then several weeks later problem with starting the car returns. I hold off on bringing the car in until September when the car does not start one morning. Infiniti road service jumps my car and the dealership agrees to replace my battery. Three days later my car stalls twice while driving the car in reverse and the power steering fails while vehicle is in drive. Took the car in the next morning (Monday) and they checked it and said everything seemed fine:( LUCKILY while pulling the car back from the service garage the car stalls for the service technician. At that point I was given a loaner vehicle. During this visit they noticed that a wire was loose underneath the car. I believe it was the body control module wire that was loose. For this visit they really thought they had the problem solved and return the car to me the following day. Four days later the car stalls again while driving and does not starting on the first try. I returned it to the dealership and got a loaner for the second time. During this time they replaced the hybrid battery as well as the key remote battery and they even replaced the new battery just to make sure all batteries were new at the same time. The kept my car for 2 weeks just to be sure it was fixed before returning it to me. Four days later car takes 3 tries to start so I take it directly to the dealership and got another loaner vehicle. During this visit they have been replacing both the hybrid computer and the body control module computer. They have had my vehicle for 3 weeks. The vehicle is still not working so now they think they will replace the harness! Oh and by the way, while the vehicle was at the dealership for 3 weeks parallel parked in an unofficial parking spot in a lot that is overcrowded a delivery truck backs into my vehicle and now the side bumper needs to be replaced. Estimate for damages is 4000 K! I have never has this kind of experience with a car in my life. My first Luxury vehicle is my least reliable car ever. I have started the buy back process with Infiniti and I will do my best to warn others to not waste their time or money on these cars.
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- Base 4dr SUVMSRP: $7,49065 mi away
- Base 4dr SUVMSRP: $9,999127 mi away
- Base 4dr SUVMSRP: $8,97943 mi away
Transmission Problems
Do not buy the 2014 QX60. Major transmission issues. The car shudders at low speeds (slight uphill). It's as if it cannot get from 1st to 2nd gear properly. I've already had the software reset for the transmission and just today I've had the valve replaced. After searching the internet, this problem is occurring with many of the 2014 QX60's out there. I had a Toyota Sienna before with ZERO issues. We bought the QX60 because she wanted "luxury". All we got was a big headache. We plan to sell before we have to deal with changing out the whole transmission. I will never buy Nissan or Infiniti again.
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Not what I thought I was getting
We purchased this car brand new and were excited to size down from a Suburban. By 8000miles we started having problems and had to have the transmission replaced before 10,000. Thought it was a fluke but asked 2 other carpool moms and they have also replaced their transmissions! Considering returning under Washington's lemon law. This is not what we expected with a $60,000 car.
Problematic Car
This car has had many issues which include electrical, transmission and fluid leaks. The MSRP for this vehicle was almost $60,000. Infiniti USA was not helpful in resolving the issues nor was the dealership where the car was purchased. My wife and I have spoken with other individuals who have had many problems with the same vehicle. I will never buy an Infiniti/Nissan again. I recently saw where Infiniti's quality ratings were at the bottom, no surprise there.
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