The 2024 Infiniti QX60 is better than you realize, even if it doesn't seem competitive in the luxury SUV class at first glance. At $70k, the Infiniti QX60 isn't cheap, and the competition at that price is incredibly stiff, but if you wait a few years and pick up a used example, there is a lot to like at $60k or less. This 2024 Infiniti QX60 Autograph trim has all of the features most people desire in a luxury SUV with a nicely appointed and styled interior that feels convincing rich and opulent. It won't be confused for the best from BMW or Mercedes, but it's certainly competitive with Lexus and Acura in this price range, and it is noticeably larger than the Acura MDX. Only the new Lexus TX offers substantially more room for people and stuff, but a comparably equipped Lexus TX will be pricey versus a few years old CPO Infiniti QX60. If you're looking to stretch your dollars as far as they'll go, the Infiniti QX60 makes a compelling choice. We enjoyed the way it drove, too, even if it was a bit soft at times, and the Bose premium audio system sounds pretty great. Only the lame Nissan infotainment system betrays its pedestrian Nissan Pathfinder origins, but Infiniti does such a good job with the styling inside and out that some concessions can be made for the right price. It might not be our first choice in the class, but you definitely shouldn't sleep on the Infiniti QX60 Autograph if you're in the market for a luxury SUV with all of the features and don't want to spend top dollar. You'll likely be pleasantly surprised by the Infiniti QX60 as we were. Check out our review of the Infiniti QX55 to see another take on Infiniti's SUV lineup.

2023 Infiniti QX55 REVIEW
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Chapters
00:00 - Intro QX60 Review
01:03 - QX60 Styling
04:47 - QX60 Cargo Space
06:33 - QX60 Powertrain
08:28 - QX60 Driving Impressions
16:21 - QX60 Interior and Features
27:41 - QX60 Review and Summary
30:29 - QX60 Review Outro

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