Used 2019 INFINITI QX80 for Sale Near Me

The second-row captain's chairs are less adjustable versions of the front seats, and the large and wide cabin means some controls require a bit of a reach. Getting in and out of the QX80 can be a struggle due to its tall height, but the first and second rows offer plenty of head, legroom and shoulder room. The third row is more limited, but it is suitable for shorter adults in a pinch and children should have no problem with the space.

The QX80 has a clever suspension that handles big bumps well, but the massive 22-inch wheels and slim tire sidewalls create more harshness than desired. The V8 can sound a bit trucky at partial throttle, but it's not intrusive. The cabin is generally well-insulated from outside sounds and road noise, but there is moderate wind noise at freeway speeds. The climate control alternates between too passive and too aggressive, and it doesn't maintain the temperature.

The 400-horsepower V8 motivates the QX80 to gallop from 0 to 60 mph in 6.3 seconds. It's an impressive and smooth engine with more than enough grunt to hustle this massive vehicle along. Most competitors at this price point post similar or quicker times, but you won't want for power.

The brake pedal's action is soft but linear and offers some feedback. There is a lot of nosedive when braking hard, which might shake your confidence but doesn't hurt performance. In Edmunds testing, our QX80 stopped from 60 mph in 116 feet, which is very impressive for such a heavy vehicle.