Since 2022, all Infiniti models are factory defects. For example, the 2022+ Qx60 still has factory defects to this day in: the fuel pump, various noises in the dashboard and on the roof, water leaks, outside shaking mirrors, etc. The suspension is hard, you can feel all the imperfections on any street or road. I have a 2023 QX60, autograph, my first and last Infiniti.
I'm on my third QX60 all bought new and I have never had the fuel pump go bad. I know in some chats people have said they had problems but maybe it's gas (low grade) or poor maintains as it's not a recall part or a part that everyone has issues with. The noise comes for the sideview mirrors on everyone I have owned and never had water leaks except with my 23 model (Autograph) we had a leak in the truck area. Suspension isn't like adaptive, or air suspension but for pricing it's very hard to find the features and luxury you receive with the QX60. Now the 25 models do not offer a v6 anymore so the value isn't the same but for these trims it's a good deal. I'm never going to buy another one with a 4 cylinder (vc turbocharge engine) as I review all vehicles and am not a big fan of that engine. Thank you for sharing your ownership experience.
Do you think they can configure bench seats for 2nd row autograph trim? Not able to do 7 seats is a deal breaker and I only like the 2 tone colors and the leather stitching in autograph.
You could do aftermarket but I don’t see the dealership or Infiniti doing any custom work. I went ahead and bought the autograph and found that my kids like it better because they can choice seats every time we stop (I have 3 kids) but I have had one occasion when I needed the 7th seat.
The Sensory trim is a good alternative trim to the Autograph trim so you can still the Saddle Brown leather without the diamond quiling design on the doors & dashboard (which I personally love & wish they would still give you in the Sensory trim)
Hi, One more question, is this vehicle huge to drive? Meaning hard to park in parking lots? Maneuver around more crowded places? I’d be coming from a small Highlander, 76” Wide (86 with mirrors), 193” Length.
I tested both 87 for one year and 93. My results came out to 6-7 MPG’s better with 93 which came out to save money over the year and didn’t have to service plugs till 105k. I have had 3 and two of them I tested but my new one (2023) I figured no need to test as I know 93 is better 👍
It’s the same here, I pay an extra dollar per gallon but when you add the miles it works out going to fill less so I save time and more total mile. I recommend you try it and see for yourself but you need to fill at least 3-4 times to see the difference so it cleans out the regular fuel I. The tank.
I agree. Wife and I went in to talk about new lease. Have a qx50. Looking at the qx60. And they trying to get rid of the 24 they have left. The number was 150 lower a month. I said what’s different. Told me they put the 2.0 vc. Had two qx50 now. That engine is noisy and kinda sucks. Way too small for the size of the 60. I told them we’d be going with the 24. Nissan keeps dropping the ball. Should have put the vr35 in the new qx60
@@HawkeyeRides call me a Hypocrite as I bought a new 22 q60 last year and will prob get this 24 qx60 lease for my wife but Infiniti I feel is really doing downhill man. I don’t know who’s making the decisions upstairs but they should be fired. Does the 24 have the shitty cvt ?
Unfortunately, not in the wildest dreams 21 MLS/GAL in the city, more likely 18.2 MLS/GAL only with the driver on board. The other big issue for people taller than 6ft. Please pay close attention at 4:12 in the video. You will notice a design flaw in the center console wall, especially on the left side where there is a gap. The right side is designed perfectly without any discomfort issues. When you rest your foot against the console on the left side, the uneven gap can cause significant discomfort in your knee. I wished they had 18-inch wheels versus 20s; this car ride is harsher than the BMW X5 that I owned before. Other than that, it's not a bad choice.
I own the 2023 autograph (I talked briefly about in this review), I have awd and I’m getting 21.8 combo or 415 miles with 16.25 gallon fill. Which if you do the math it’s getting over 25 MPG’s and I have the receipt plus miles to show (I do it for taxes). I drive up to around 3,000 rpms and maybe two times each fill I drive it harder 👍
Not to be taken in the wrong way, @ time 1:39 you mentioned 21 in the city and 26 on the hwy. As we all know, all the manufacturers like to "pump" the numbers......@@HawkeyeRides
Since 2022, all Infiniti models are factory defects. For example, the 2022+ Qx60 still has factory defects to this day in: the fuel pump, various noises in the dashboard and on the roof, water leaks, outside shaking mirrors, etc.
The suspension is hard, you can feel all the imperfections on any street or road.
I have a 2023 QX60, autograph, my first and last Infiniti.
I'm on my third QX60 all bought new and I have never had the fuel pump go bad. I know in some chats people have said they had problems but maybe it's gas (low grade) or poor maintains as it's not a recall part or a part that everyone has issues with. The noise comes for the sideview mirrors on everyone I have owned and never had water leaks except with my 23 model (Autograph) we had a leak in the truck area. Suspension isn't like adaptive, or air suspension but for pricing it's very hard to find the features and luxury you receive with the QX60. Now the 25 models do not offer a v6 anymore so the value isn't the same but for these trims it's a good deal. I'm never going to buy another one with a 4 cylinder (vc turbocharge engine) as I review all vehicles and am not a big fan of that engine. Thank you for sharing your ownership experience.
Do you think they can configure bench seats for 2nd row autograph trim? Not able to do 7 seats is a deal breaker and I only like the 2 tone colors and the leather stitching in autograph.
You could do aftermarket but I don’t see the dealership or Infiniti doing any custom work.
I went ahead and bought the autograph and found that my kids like it better because they can choice seats every time we stop (I have 3 kids) but I have had one occasion when I needed the 7th seat.
The Sensory trim is a good alternative trim to the Autograph trim so you can still the Saddle Brown leather without the diamond quiling design on the doors & dashboard (which I personally love & wish they would still give you in the Sensory trim)
You're in my neighborhood. Cory Lake.
It’s a beautiful neighborhood
Hi, One more question, is this vehicle huge to drive? Meaning hard to park in parking lots? Maneuver around more crowded places? I’d be coming from a small Highlander, 76” Wide (86 with mirrors), 193” Length.
No the drive doesn’t feel long or wide. It is around 5 inches longer and 2 inches wider.
@@HawkeyeRides thanks!
Does Android auto does full widescreen? I feel like this is a huge miss if there's not the option in the menus.
It doesn’t cover the full screen
Do you use premium grade gasoline or will 87 octane be fine?
I tested both 87 for one year and 93. My results came out to 6-7 MPG’s better with 93 which came out to save money over the year and didn’t have to service plugs till 105k.
I have had 3 and two of them I tested but my new one (2023) I figured no need to test as I know 93 is better 👍
I use Regular in my Autograph. Permium is 30% more here in Toronto, so not worth it.
It’s the same here, I pay an extra dollar per gallon but when you add the miles it works out going to fill less so I save time and more total mile. I recommend you try it and see for yourself but you need to fill at least 3-4 times to see the difference so it cleans out the regular fuel I. The tank.
How is the suspension, firm or plush ?
It’s not like air suspension but it’s smooth
I’d look at the base model with good old 18” wheels.
I did the Autograph
Might as well go with a Hyundai Pallisade.. much better value. I have an Autograph btw. wouldn't go for anything less.
@@Topazpm20 actually driving a Pathfinder. 👍
The design of the 18" wheels don't look as nice as the 20" wheels from the Luxe trim or Sensory & Autograph trim
Oh Hell NO. Not with that 4. It ruined the vehicle. Sad. The V6 made it. Nissan F. Ed up.
That is on the 2025 model not the 2024
I agree. Wife and I went in to talk about new lease. Have a qx50. Looking at the qx60. And they trying to get rid of the 24 they have left. The number was 150 lower a month. I said what’s different. Told me they put the 2.0 vc. Had two qx50 now. That engine is noisy and kinda sucks. Way too small for the size of the 60. I told them we’d be going with the 24. Nissan keeps dropping the ball. Should have put the vr35 in the new qx60
@@johnsylvester3374 I know they finally give us a non cvt and now for 25 they drop the v6 for the vc turbo 4
@@HawkeyeRides call me a Hypocrite as I bought a new 22 q60 last year and will prob get this 24 qx60 lease for my wife but Infiniti I feel is really doing downhill man. I don’t know who’s making the decisions upstairs but they should be fired. Does the 24 have the shitty cvt ?
@@johnsylvester3374 no it doesn’t. I will be looking elsewhere next time around as well.
That steering wheel is missing a stitched horn button!
The center has changed from the last gen
You forgot to mention”snow” under the driver settings
Next time around 👍
Why do u say don't upsize wheels... Infiniti needs to offer a 21' or 22' wheel.
I have 22 inch wheels but aftermarket as Infiniti wheel are more std 👍
These are meant for on-road comfort. The stock 20" wheels already give you plenty of style without compromising comfort
Unfortunately, not in the wildest dreams 21 MLS/GAL in the city, more likely 18.2 MLS/GAL only with the driver on board.
The other big issue for people taller than 6ft. Please pay close attention at 4:12 in the video. You will notice a design flaw in the center console wall, especially on the left side where there is a gap. The right side is designed perfectly without any discomfort issues. When you rest your foot against the console on the left side, the uneven gap can cause significant discomfort in your knee. I wished they had 18-inch wheels versus 20s; this car ride is harsher than the BMW X5 that I owned before. Other than that, it's not a bad choice.
I own the 2023 autograph (I talked briefly about in this review), I have awd and I’m getting 21.8 combo or 415 miles with 16.25 gallon fill. Which if you do the math it’s getting over 25 MPG’s and I have the receipt plus miles to show (I do it for taxes). I drive up to around 3,000 rpms and maybe two times each fill I drive it harder 👍
Not to be taken in the wrong way, @ time 1:39 you mentioned 21 in the city and 26 on the hwy. As we all know, all the manufacturers like to "pump" the numbers......@@HawkeyeRides
@@killsapm8883 that’s the stick on a 2nd 🤦♂️