2018 Infiniti QX60 | Why Buy?

It may have three rows of seating and nice driving manners, but the QX60 is still a little light on luxury.

Seyth Miersma

By: Seyth Miersma

Jan 25, 2018 at 9:13am ET

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– Detroit, Michigan

The Infiniti QX60 is attractive, easy to use and drive, and reasonably practical transport for a family. The biggest hole in its armor, in fact, is that its close cousin, the Nissan Pathfinder, does most of those things for a good deal less money. Getting to the heart of what makes the base QX60 so much better than the similarly priced fully loaded Pathfinder is a tough job.

As you’ll see in this week’s Why Buy? the core good of the QX60, in the context of its lesser relation – would seem to be those good looks. In other areas it’s just doesn’t offer enough overt luxury to cut the mustard versus SUVs that it would hope to compete with. The one-touch access to the third row might be cool, but the tired feeling center stack, poor infotainment, and average interior won’t exactly make the neighbors jealous.

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2018 Infiniti QX60 | Why Buy?

It may have three rows of seating and nice driving manners, but the QX60 is still a little light on luxury.

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