Infiniti has done it again with the 2024 QX60, a full-size luxury SUV with seating for up to seven. Its sophisticated styling and driving experience, more akin to a mid-size SUV, make it a top choice for families. The 2024 QX60 is available at Charlie Clark Infiniti of El Paso, a trusted member of the Charlie Clark automotive family. Visit our dealership to test drive the 2024 QX60 and experience true luxury crafted by Infiniti with the 2024 QX60.

The 2024 Infiniti QX60 Styling

For 2024, Infiniti had a bold vision for the new model year of QX60s. For 2024, the QX60 will make an impression as its efforts glide across city streets and cruises down highways. For styling, Infiniti drew inspiration from origami paper folding with an elegant mesh grill displayed prominently alongside headlights designed to resemble the keys of a modern digital piano. Despite its elegant front styling, drivers looking for a more aggressive style can opt for 20-inch available wheels that give the QX60 a confident stance. Once you open the doors to the QX60, drivers, and passengers are greeted with leather seats that sit high with Infiniti's zero gravity-inspired front seats. The cabin uses fine open-pore wood and is delicately light with ambient light, making driving at night a truly beautiful experience, like dining in a five-star candlelit restaurant. Both the interior and exterior can be customized to any preference for color, material, and cabin features.

Performance for the 2024 Infiniti QX60

The 2024 model year for the QX60 brings more performance, technology, and driver-focused features to the table than ever before. A 3.5-liter V6 engine produces 290 horsepower and 270 foot-pounds of torque, delivered to all four wheels with available all-wheel drive. For drivers who opt for the all-wheel drive version of the QX60, a towing capacity of up to 6000 pounds makes towing boats or trailers a breeze. Despite its power and performance numbers, the QX60 is efficient, giving drivers up to 26 mpg on the highway. Depending on what style of driving drivers will be doing with the QX60, there are five selectable driving modes for the QX60, including:

• Comfort
• Sport
• Snow
• Eco
• Standard

Maintenance is also a breeze with Infiniti Premium Care, which gives owners free oil changes, tire rotations, and state inspections for 30,000 miles or three years.

Driver-Focused Features for the 2024 Model Year

Infiniti has led the industry with its driver-focused features and intelligent driver assistance. The QX60 comes loaded with:

• Intelligent all-wheel drive
• Forward emergency braking
• Pedestrian detection
• Blind spot warning
• Lane Departure warning

Also available is Infiniti's Intelligent Around View Monitoring with moving object detection, which gives you a 360-degree view of your QX60. An intelligent rear-view mirror, road sign recognition, and driver alert make driving the QX60 a much easier and less taxing experience for an SUV with room for seven passengers. Infiniti's available ProPILOT assist supports drivers on long road trips driving down Texas highways. These features and a five-star crash test rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration make the QX60 an easy and safe SUV that feels more like driving a mid-size SUV with full-size features. Stop by Charlie Clark Infiniti of El Paso today and get behind the wheel of one of our QX60s for a test drive today.

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At Charlie Clark Infiniti of El Paso, we strive to bring our customers the best vehicles at the best prices. For decades, the Charlie Clark automotive family has served thousands across the great states of Texas and New Mexico with a passion for making the car buying process as easy and fun as it can be. From buying and leasing, selling or trading in, and even top-of-the-line service centers, the Charlie Clark Automotive family has your back every step of the way when getting into a new car, truck, or SUV. Our dedication to nothing short of excellence in customer service, having our customer's individual needs in a car in mind, and our massive inventory of new and used vehicles make the Charlie Clark Infiniti of El Paso the best choice when looking for a new or used Infiniti. Now, we are proud to announce great deals on the exclusive Infiniti QX80, a flagship SUV that offers unparalleled luxury and performance.

Learn More About Infiniti's Flagship SUV, the QX80

Building upon the success of its flagship SUV, the QX80, Infiniti has redesigned it to be better than ever before. Infiniti replaced the previous V8 engine from past models with an all-new 3.0 liter turbocharged V6, producing 450 horsepower, 50 more than the previous engine. The QX80 will have plenty of room for passengers with third-row seating and a spacious cabin for passengers and luggage. First and second-row seating can have massaging and heated seats combined with an optional air-spring suspension for a truly smooth ride. The QX80 is a luxury SUV at its core. Despite its luxurious styling and appearance, the QX80 is an exceptionally capable SUV that can handle heavy trailers. All variants of the QX80 are rated to safely tow a load of an impressive 8500 pounds. An available cool box center console allows owners to keep their beverages cool on long road trips. For drivers, the Infiniti QX80 has just about every driver-focused feature you could want, including:

• Pro Pilot Assist Infiniti's hands-free driving
• Automated emergency braking
• Blind-spot monitoring
• Pedestrian detection
• Lane departure warning and lane assist

If you are in the market for a luxury SUV with impressive performance and the latest features, look no further than the Infiniti QX80 at Charlie Clark Infiniti of El Paso. Stop by our dealership today and test drive a QX80 today!

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At Charlie Clark Infiniti of El Paso, we strive to make the car-buying experience as rewarding and fun as possible. Our friendly and knowledgeable team, with years of experience in the automotive industry, will work with you throughout the process to guarantee you get the most out of a new vehicle. Our inventory includes the most popular new and used models from Infiniti, including the recently upgraded Infiniti QX80. If you are looking for an exceptional lease on an Infiniti, our leasing department will be there every step of the way, including helping you secure financing. As part of the Charlie Clark automotive family, Charlie Clark Infiniti has excellent relationships with the top lenders that we pass onto our customers, getting you the best financing and rates. Our world-class service department has everything you need to keep your investment in top shape no matter what the road throws your way. It is our pleasure to serve El Paso and the surrounding New Mexico region with the best service and the best deals. Give us a call at (915)-995-2537, stop by our dealership in person at 6501 S. Desert Blvd., El Paso, TX 79932, or check out our extensive inventory online to take the first steps towards getting into the new car of your dreams!

Armed with a full suite of standard features, powerful complementary engines, and an undeniable style, the Lexus IS and INFINITI Q50 are a pair of compact sedans that aim to deliver on all fronts.

Lexus IS vs. INFINITI Q50 Similarities

First off, what features do the Lexus IS and INFINITI Q50 have in common?

• Warranty: Both have long-term 6-year, 70,000-mile power train warranties, and the Lexus has a slightly less robust 4-year 50,000-mile compared to the INFINTI's 4-year, 60,000-mile basic.
• Drive Options: RWD is the standard, but you can get AWD on either model.
• Safety: While the newest model of the INFINITI Q50 hasn't received its updated safety rating, both vehicles have consistently scored above four starts and bring several driver assistance features that ensure the highest level of safety possible for the segment.
• Cost: New or used, both vehicles are within the same market bracket and range about $1000 in difference.

Armed with a full suite of standard features, powerful complementary engines, and an undeniable style, the Lexus IS and INFINITI Q50 are a pair of compact sedans that aim to deliver on all fronts.

Lexus IS vs. INFINITI Q50 Similarities

First off, what features do the Lexus IS and INFINITI Q50 have in common?

• Warranty: Both have long-term 6-year, 70,000-mile power train warranties, and the Lexus has a slightly less robust 4-year 50,000-mile compared to the INFINTI's 4-year, 60,000-mile basic.
• Drive Options: RWD is the standard, but you can get AWD on either model.
• Safety: While the newest model of the INFINITI Q50 hasn't received its updated safety rating, both vehicles have consistently scored above four starts and bring several driver assistance features that ensure the highest level of safety possible for the segment.
• Cost: New or used, both vehicles are within the same market bracket and range about $1000 in difference.

Lexus IS vs. INFINITI Q50 Handling

Due to its larger size and heavier displacement, the INFINITI Q50 has a slightly wider turning radius. In contrast, the more nimble Lexus IS can corner with ease and can fit through tight spots without concern.

Winner: Lexus IS

Lexus IS vs. INFINITI Q50 Extra Features

While both cars share a vast array of standard and optional features, the INFINITI Q50 takes the lead by offering several standard features that the Lexus has optional or not at all. While it varies depending on model year, the newest featured INFINITI Q50 comes armed with these additions:

• 360, Surround View Camera
• Parking Assistance
• Expanded Driver Assistance Features
• 8-Way Power Driver's Seat
• Driver Lumbar Support
• Front Heated Seats
• Second Row Stowable Armrest
• Interior Metal Trim
• Heated Steering Wheel
• Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirror

With all things considered, the Lexus IS is a slightly cheaper vehicle, but without the features coming standard, it still struggles to justify its luxury trappings. The INFINITI Q50, on the other hand, delivers on all fronts, and its drawbacks are far outweighed by its impressive standard features.

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What do you look for in a luxury sedan while searching in what is an ever-expanding segment of the car market? If you want quality, performance, and comfort, you have discovered two nearly equal rivals in the Acura TLX and INFINITI Q50. Upon first glance, these two behemoths of the luxury sedan segment may seem to bring the same features to the table, but there is a slight deviation from one another in nearly all the gritty details. So, today we here at Charlie Clark will break them down and show you why the INFINITI Q50 slightly edges out the Acura TLX regarding quality and performance.

Specification Comparison of the Acura TLX vs INFINITI Q50

The INFINITI Q50 is a veteran of the luxury sedan industry compared to the relative newcomer in the Acura TLX. The INFINITI Q50 has more experience and shows when breaking down the engine performance and specifications. The newer INFINITI Q50 sports a 3.0L Twin-Turbo V6, while the Acura is still stuck with its original design and reaches a hard cap with its 2.0L Turbo I4 that fails to have the same pickup and go as the Q50. Furthermore, no matter the model year, the INFINITI Q50 has greater horsepower and a comparable or better engine. When you drive an INFINITI Q50, you can feel the power that is lacking in the TLX. The one saving grace of the TLX is its slightly smaller turning radius, which is countered by its larger size and heavier frame. Finally, what about range? The INFINITI Q50 has slightly lower MPG due to its more potent engine, although it compensates for this by having a much larger gas tank and can go farther than the TLX without having to fill up.

Winner: INFINITI Q50

Interior Comparison of the Acura TLX vs INFINITI Q50

When comparing interiors, some things are an obvious win or loss over one another, although the style will ultimately come down to personal preference. Style-wise, the LTX has the edge thanks to its newer models and sleek elegance. The Q50 has a more classic style as it hasn't seen radical restyling since 2014. However, the interior is more than just aesthetics. The INFINITI Q50 is slightly less wide but longer than the LTX. It offers more headroom and legroom while bringing comparable interior features like USB ports, Apple Car Play, Wireless Charging, and a robust infotainment system.

Winner: Tie, Coming Down To Aesthetics

Acura TLX vs. INFINITI Q50 Conclusion

While both vehicles race neck and neck for the lead position in the luxury car market, the INFINITI Q50 comes ahead by a nose, literally and figuratively. The Acura TLX and Q50 are both comfortable, high-performance, and reliable vehicles with a similar price tag for new and used models. Yet, the LTX fails to deliver the power, and its basic design lacks many features that the INFINITI includes standard. But are you still not convinced? The final nail in the coffin for the LTX is its warranty which encapsulates the slight edge that the Q50 has over every Acura vehicle. While it may seem negligible, the LTX offers a Basic four yr./ 50,000 mi warranty and a six yr/ 70,000 mi powertrain warranty. The Q50 has an identical 6 yr/ 70,000 mi powertrain warranty but once again offers the better value per dollar and more miles driven thanks to its four yr./ 60,000 mi basic warranty.

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What have you been searching for in a new or used SUV? If you have been searching for rugged performance and competitive quality, then you may want to consider a Toyota Sequoia or INFINITI QX80. The Toyota Sequoia and INFINITI QX80 are the two most popular SUVs on the market, thanks to their value, luxury, space, and overall versatility. Here we are going to put them head to head, comparing comfort, interior styling, performance, and reliability to see which of these titans of the SUV industry stands above the other.

Toyota Sequoia vs. INFINITI QX80 Performance

What matters more to you in an SUV, horsepower or towing? Because both of these vehicles have those in spades. However, no matter the model year, the INFINITI QX80 has a far superior towing capacity and horsepower when compared to the Toyota Sequoia. Current model year INFINITI QX80 can tow up to 8500 lbs while the Sequoia caps out at more than 1000 pounds less. Further, the INFINITI QX80 has a higher horsepower, albeit with less lead over the Sequoia than with its impressive towing capacity.

Toyota Sequoia vs. INFINITI QX80 Comfort

The Toyota Sequoia and INFINITI QX80 have similar dimensions, although the INFINITI QX80 is slightly larger and provides greater leg room for taller individuals seated in the front and back seats. Furthermore, it is somewhat longer than the Sequoia, which can affect it's turning radius, but also allows for more cargo space and interior comfort. The winner here will ultimately depend upon if you prefer more robust or compact SUVs.

Toyota Sequoia vs. INFINITI QX80 Reliability

Simply put, the INFINITI QX80 has a more complex engine and a more robust suite of technological features, all of which increase the number of failure points in the vehicle. The simple design of the Toyota Sequoia helps it in this regard, as it has a slightly higher reliability score. Although both are still incredibly reliable vehicles and you are unlikely to have any significant issues with an INFINITI QX80.

Toyota Sequoia vs. INFINITI QX80 Interior Features

The Toyota Sequoia and INFINITI QX80 have several features shared across the pair. However, while the Sequoia has an extensive suite of available options, the INFINITI QX80 is standard, making it far better for off-the-shelf performance without nickel and diming you for every optional feature. Some of the best features which come standard in the INFINITI QX80 include the following:

• Adaptive Cruise Control
• Android Auto
• Apple Car Play
• Keyless Entry
• Keyless Ignition

All of the above are standard on the newest Toyota Sequoia models. But the INFINITI QX80 takes all that and adds these features as standard:

• Leather Upholstery
• Built In Navigation System
• Sunroof/Moonroof
• Wireless Smartphone Charging (Unavailable Even As An Option On All Toyota Sequoia Models)
• Heated Seats

Toyota Sequoia vs. INFINITI QX80 Verdict

Overall the INFINITI QX80 is the superior SUV for the discerning buyer. Its better performance, suite of standard features, and large size make for the perfect counter to the Toyota Sequoia, which comes ahead in only a slight lead in price and simplicity. For versatility and comfort, you can't go wrong with a new or used INFINITI QX80.

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Have you been looking for a luxury coupe that doesn't break the bank? The Infiniti Q60 and Lexus RC are a red herring, looking and performing at the same level as their contemporaries but without the accompanying price tag. However, which brings better value for money? Let's pit these two against one another to determine what you can expect from Infiniti Q60 or Lexus RC ownership.

Infiniti Q60 Breakdown

With a run of 2017–2022, the Q60 replaced the Infiniti G model series; the Q60 was Infiniti's premier coupe, and its discontinuation leaves only the Q50 to fill its shoes. Yet, with strong sales and high reviews, what did the Q60 get right? First, the Q60 was a great deal better looking than all of the competition during the model years it was produced. With a sleek form, eye-catching curves, and a distinctive silhouette, the Q60 saw little in the way of changes during its 5-year run as it got it right with the first model. Inside, the Q60 features Infiniti's modernized interior that tries its best to maintain a classic feel. Newer models have the distinctive Infitinti hallmark of two infotainment screens, leather seating treatment, autonomous emergency braking systems, and the standard fare of Apple Car Play and Android Auto that you would have come to expect from modern luxury vehicles. Performance in the Q60 is nothing to scoff at, as it delivers on all fronts without compromising. While the Q60 feels a bit weight with its large turning radius, it could be more responsive to a light feather touch when fully engaged, and the Q60 really shines. Every model of the Q60 has a 2.0-liter four-cylinder turbo engine standard, with premium models boasting a twin V6 that delivers incredible acceleration and speed. However, this high performance comes at a cost, slightly lowering the efficiency of the Q60, meaning will need to fill up more than the Lexus RC. The Q60 is a luxury vehicle with traditional car pricing with minimal variation seen across the standard models, as it has numerous premium trims to provide a breadth of choices when deciding which is right for you.

Lexus RC Breakdown

The Lexus RC is a bit older than the Q60, as it started production in 2015 and has new models announced going into the future. Like its competition, the RC is a high-class coupe with all the bells and whistles that do not fail to turn heads as it drives down the road with its distinctive, albeit derivative, style. The Lexus RC performs well on the road as its standard models have improved performance and mileage over the Infiniti Q60. However, even with the highest-end trim, the Lexus RC cannot compete with the various iterations of the Q60. Newer models have a 2.0L Turbo in-Line 4 Cylinder, with a 3.5L V6 on AWD and premium models, making it perfectly competent and a joy to drive. The interior is serviceable but is starting to feel dated and in need of an upgrade into the modern era, and there is little good to say about the RC that the Q60 doesn't do the same or better.

INFINITI Q60 vs. Lexus RC – What’s The Verdict?

While both vehicles perform similarly at a base level and have many of the same interior features, the deciding factors are versatility and price. There is where the Q60 takes the victory. With several trim and engine options, along with a standard model that retails for around $2000 less than the same model year of the RC, the Q60 can't be beaten.

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When researching luxury SUVs, the two most common automakers you will come across are INFINITI and Lexus. Both brands have brought landmark vehicles with unsurpassable performance, comfort, and design. The most recent full-sized SUVs from each company are the INFINITI QX80 and Lexus GX460, which both aim to target a similar niche in the high-end market. But which is more worth your time and money? Join us as we dive into each to determine which SUV best suits your lifestyle.

INFINITI QX80 vs. Lexus GX460: Engine Power And Performance

The first and most glaring difference between the QX80 and the GX460 is the engine and what kind of performance you can expect from either vehicle. The QX80 has a larger standard engine, with most models being a V8 that can deliver up to 400 horsepower with newer vehicles. Contrary, the GX460 is a bit weaker. Still sporting a V8, even the newest GX460 struggles to reach over 300 horsepower, limiting its towing capacity and lowering its overall performance. While you may believe that the QX80 would have considerably lower mileage due to its more robust performance, that is far from the truth. Both vehicles have nearly identical gas mileage on most models, generally ranging between 15-19 MPG.

Size And Interior Comfort

While the outside aesthetic of a vehicle is beautiful in the eye of the beholder, you will likely be spending most of your time inside your SUV. Regarding interior legroom, cargo space, and technological features, the INFINITI QX80 blows the Lexus GX460 out of the water. The QX80 is longer, taller, and broader than the competition, with newer models offering the following interior specifications:

• Exterior Length: 2 inches
• Exterior Body Width: 9 inches
• Exterior Body Height: 8 inches
• Cargo Volume: 95.1 cubic feet
• Front Legroom: 6 inches
• Rear Legroom: 41 inches
• Third-Row Legroom: 8 inches

The only space where the Lexus GX460 wins out is with legroom in the third row, where it sacrifices the comfort of those in the front to compensate for its smaller size. Technology features are standard on both vehicles and include things such as Apple Car Play, highly rated driver assistance features, and bright infotainment screens that put everything within the space of your fingertips. The most significant difference between the interiors is that the Lexus 460 opts for a smaller, more contemporary style. In contrast, the INFINITI QX 80 has a classic charm fused with its wide displays and eye-catching curves.

Suppose you have been searching for a full-sized SUV with a robust set of features, adventurous spirit, and luxury style. In that case, you may have discovered that the Nissan Armada and INFINITI QX80 are mechanically similar in more ways than they differ. However, that level of similarity can make it hard to choose which one you should consider for your next purchase. Here we will break down both of these titans of the SUV market, get into the history and specs of each, and give you a definitive answer on the better option.

INFINITI QX80 vs. Nissan Armada, What Are The Similarities?

Both vehicles share the full-sized SUV designation and have a long history of reliability and safety. Some of the other similarities between the INFINITI QX80 and the Nissan Armada include the following:

• Identical Towing Capacity: Most model years, whether you buy preowned or new, can tow the same amount with a maximum of up to 8,500 lbs.
• Engine Power: New models of INFINITI WQX80 and Nissan Armada have 5.6-liter 32-valve V-8 Engine5.6-liter 32-valve V-8 400 horsepower @ 5,800 RPM
• Gas Mileage: Due to each model year having a similar size, weight, and engine, both vehicles have mileage that deviates by about one mpg with a maximum of 14/20 (city/highway) on the INFINITI QX80.

Nissan Armada Breakdown, Pros And Cons

The Nissan Armada started production in 2003, with an updated second-generation model entering the market ins 2017. Both generations are full-sized SUVs, with the newer models sporting a slightly larger, more luxurious interior. The Armada is an offroad capable and very competent for its size, offered in rear-wheel or four-wheel drive variants, although the rear-wheel option will struggle when leaving the beaten path.

Pros:

• A comfortable interior that seats eight and provides a quiet, pseudo-luxury ride with plenty of room for everyone or all your cargo.
• Great infotainment options on all models, with premium trims able to compete with more expensive vehicles that focus on extravagance.

Cons:

• Power at a price is the central theme of large SUVs, and the low MPG can drain your wallet after driving.
• Very average safety features that provide the standard fare of driver assistance features.
• Lower quality than average warranty.

INFINITI QX80 Breakdown, Pros And Cons

The INFINITY QX80 is a luxury-focused SUV that started in 2013 and is the replacement for the older Infiniti QX56, which initially shared a base with the Nissan Armada. When you drive a QX80, you may notice it has a massive interior, an excellent and straightforward infotainment system, and top-of-the-line towing capacity.

Pros:

• Luxury Interior: Standard models include genuine leather upholstery and available wood trim, and a beautifully designed, albeit dated, interior.
• Above-Average Safety Features:
  • Surround-view parking camera system
  • Front and rear parking sensors
  • Rearview mirror with an integrated camera display
  • Blind-spot monitoring
  • Rear cross-traffic alert
  • Lane-departure warning
  • Lane-keep assist
  • Forward collision warning
  • Forward automatic emergency braking
  • Pedestrian detection
  • Adaptive cruise control
  • Automatic high-beam headlights
• Great warranty that beats out the competition, keeping your vehicle on the road longer without costing you extra.

Cons:

• Gas-guzzling V8 is relatively inefficient for the modern era.
• In need of an aesthetic redesign, as the luxury interior, while nice, seems like it was made ten years ago.

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If you have been searching the sea of luxury SUVs, you may have found several comparisons between the Infiniti QX60 and the Audi Q7. Powerful, with fair pricing, and several new model trim options, there are many similarities between these two vehicles. However, which is better for you? How will the new generation of SUVs compare in a luxury market? Here we examine two of the most popular and put them head-to-head.

INFINITI QX60 Breakdown

The New Infiniti QX60 comes armed with a 295 hp 3.5L V6 Engine that delivers on and off-road capabilities. Some of the highlights of the QX 60 include the following:

• Larger Size And Cargo Space: The QX60 has always leaned more toward the larger size and provides excellent headroom, making it more popular for families or taller people. Seating seven and technology all the way into the back brings a comfortable ride, while the back rows can be flipped down to provide more cargo space than the competition.
• Performance: The incredible horsepower makes the QX60 feel better to drive, and the tight turning radius gives an astonishing level of handling, while other SUVs feel more like a boat than a car.
• Safety: The 2023 QX60 has an Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) Top-Safety Pick + designation. This designation means it meets all top safety qualifications for technology, passenger safety, and low-light pedestrian protection.

Audi Q7 Breakdown

The Audi Q7 sports a quick 2.0L I4 Turbo engine that provides 261 hp. While the Audi brand brings many of the expected luxury options, the Q7 shines in the following:

• Visually Striking: One thing Audi does well on all their cars is present them with a sleek silhouette and modern interior. The Q7 takes an updated approach, integrating several driver features into the vibrant 12.3-inch infotainment screen and cockpit-inspired dash.
• Impressive Driver Assistance: Features for driver assistance in the Q7 include: Remote Parking Assistance, 360-View for traffic and pedestrian safety, and adaptive cruise control with lane guidance to help on long trips.

INFINITI QX60 vs. Audi Q7 Pricing

Pricing on the Infiniti QX60 and the Audi Q7 are both luxury prices, with new models starting at $49,200 and $59,200, respectively. In comparison, the Q7 has a couple of extra features, but the hefty additional cost for what amounts to little more than bells and whistles may make the Audi Q7 a tough purchase to justify. The trend of the QX60 being considerably less expensive carries through similar used models as well.

INFINITI QX60 vs. Audi Q7 Performance

The Audi Q7 is adequate but falls short in engine horsepower and handling performance. Further, the newest generation of QX60 sports a better-than-average fuel economy with an EPA estimated City: 19 MPG Hwy: 25 MPG, which just slightly beats the Audi Q7.

INFINITI QX60 vs. Audi Q7 Verdict

While you can't really go wrong with either of these two competitors, the Infiniti QX60 is our pick. It has a considerably lower price tag than the Audi Q7. Not to mention the QX60 feels roomier and comes with a more powerful engine than standard models while keeping the luxury feel.

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The 2023 Lexus RX is the fifth generation for the Lexus core model, while the is slightly younger and on its second generation, which brought a wave of changes that drove these competitors further apart than they once were. Here we will break them down and explore the differences between these two vehicles to answer which is best for you. Which will you prefer, the Infiniti's luxury and power or the Lexus's lower price? Read on and discover.

Infiniti QX60 Breakdown

The second generation QX60 is a big seven-seater SUV with a sleek aesthetic inside and out. The newest 2023 QX60 has a modest 295 hp @ 6400 rpm, 3.5L V6 Engine.

Where the Infiniti QX60 shines:

• Comfort: The QX60 has far greater leg and headroom for the front seat, making it perfect for anyone, no matter how tall. Furthermore, the larger size of the QX60 allows for ample cargo space and expanded seating of up to seven.
• Improved Handling: The QX60 has a much tighter turning radius and corners better than the RX350.
• Safety: with standard Rear Automatic Braking, Forward Emergency Braking with pedestrian detection, Predictive Forward Collision Warning, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Lane Departure Warning, and High Beam Assist, the QX60 is one of the safest family SUVs on the market.

Where the Infiniti QX60 Falls Short

• Price: The QX60 is slightly more pricey, owing to its larger size and more luxury branding.
• Efficiency: The Infiniti struggles to maintain over 26 MPG and will need more stops at the gas station.

INFINITI QX60 vs. Lexus RX350 Similarities

The Infiniti QX60 and the Lexus RX350 boast similar engine performance and identical base towing capacities. Although, the QX60 has an optional trim that expands the towing range. With equal horsepower and powertrain, they race in the same circles, and neither has a significant edge.

Lexus RX350 Breakdown

The newest Lexus RX350 has a 2.4L Turbo Inline-4, 275 hp @ 6000 rpm, baseline engine that performs just as well as the QX60 on base models. It sports a slimmer profile, a tighter budget, and a stylish and modern interior. Although, the Engine is no slouch either.

Where the Lexus RX350 shines:

• Price: The RX350 is cheaper than the larger crossover models and is one of the lowest price luxury models on the market. Although, used Lexus RX350s may cost more on average against similar year and mileage vehicles.
• Safety: With a reputation for five-star ratings, the Lexus RX350 has all the modern safety equipment we have come to expect, along with an expanded suite of driver awareness software to help prevent an accident.

Where the Lexus RX350 Falls Short:

• Size: The Lexus RX350 is on the smaller side of crossover SUV vehicles and suffers from a bit of an identity crisis between crossover and compact.
• Handling: The RX350 has a larger turning radius, despite its smaller size, and makes it harder to get in and out of tight spaces, which is a must for any city driving.

INFINITI QX60 vs. Lexus RX350 Verdict

Despite offering fierce competition and a similar style, the Lexus RX350 fails to live up to the luxury standard of the Infiniti QX60.

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Have you been in the market for a new or preowned luxury crossover? If so, you may have encountered the incredible Infiniti QX55 and Lexus RX350. Here we examine contemporary and pre-owned models from one to five years old and help you decide which performs better and represents the greatest value per dollar. And why is it the Infiniti QX55 every time?

INFINITI QX55 vs. Lexus RX350: Baseline And Optional Pricing

Whether the improved handling and engine of the top model Lexus may sway your opinion, the QX55 requires a relatively lower investment in new and pre-owned models. The Infiniti QX55 represents the best value, and new models are priced at a modest $50,021 - $61,190, while the Lexus RX350 comes in at $52,299 - $65,200. Most of this disparity comes from the available models, as the QX55 only has three while the Lexus has five, including the F SPORT model.

Lexus Models available RX350:

• Base
• F SPORT Handling
• Luxury
• Premium
• Premium+

Infiniti QX55 Models Available:

• Essential (Base)
• Luxe
• Sensory

Warranties on the QX55 and RX350 are similar, with the Infiniti offering 10,000 more miles on its four-year / 60,000 miles base warranty.

Winner: Slight Edge To Infiniti QX55- For a lower base price and ease of purchasing without a confusing number of trims.

INFINITI QX55 vs. Lexus RX350: Handling And Engine Performance

The Infiniti QX55 has a 268-hp, 2.0-liter, 4 Cylinder Engine on its base 2023 models and is slightly less 'powerful' than the Lexus RX350. The Lexus RX350 has a 295-hp, 3.5-liter, V6 Cylinder Engine that can tow up to 3,500 lbs with slightly low torque. What the Infiniti lacks in power, it makes up with a much tighter turning radius for better cornering and improved handling. Regarding efficiency, the duo are tied and have a similar fuel economy.

Winner: Slight Edge To Lexus RX350- For a larger engine that can deliver more power, despite the sacrifice to handling.

INFINITI QX55 vs. Lexus RX350: Interior And Features

The Infiniti and Lexus share similar interior features, and both include the following:

• Apple CarPlay
• Android Auto
• Keyless Entry
• Keyless Ignition
• Adaptive Cruise Control
• Heated Seats
• Leather Upholstery
• Heated Steering Wheel

The Lexus falls short because it is quite a bit smaller than the Infiniti QX55 outside of the front row. Passengers in the back of an RX350 may find the interior cramped, while Infiniti QX55 owners can carry considerably more cargo in their crossover.

Safety Equipment is also similar across the board, with four and five-star awards each of the last few model years. The 2023 QX55 and RX350 have the following standard features:

• Forward Collision Warning
• Pedestrian Detection
• Lane Departure Warning
• Lane Keeping Assist
• Blind Spot Monitoring
• Rear Cross-Traffic Alert

Winner: Slight Edge To Infiniti QX55- For similar features in a larger package.

INFINITI QX55 vs. Lexus RX350: Final Verdict

While the Lexus RX350 has a slight edge in the luxury market, the Infiniti QX55 can perform well above what its lower price point may otherwise indicate. Large, competent, and comfortable, the Infiniti QX55 is an unquestionable force in the crossover market.

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When comparing the Ford Expedition and the Infiniti QX80 and Ford Expedition, the Infiniti ranks higher in price, performance, and comfort. The Ford Expedition is a competition competitor that comes cheaper, and the sacrifice in quality shows.

INFINITI QX80 vs. Ford Expedition: Engine Performance

Ford Expedition Engine Specifications

• Engine Size: 3.5 liters
• Engine Configuration: V
• Number of Cylinders: 6
• Transmission: Automatic
• Standard/Optional Drivetrain Type: 4X2 / 4X4
• EPA Fuel Economy (City/Highway/Combined MPG): 17 / 23 / 19
• Range (city/hwy): 396 / 536 miles
• Recommended Fuel Type: Regular Unleaded

INFINITI QX80 Engine Specifications

• Engine Size: 5.6 liters
• Engine Configuration: V
• Number of Cylinders: 8
• Transmission: Automatic
• Standard/Optional Drivetrain Type: RWD / AWD
• EPA Fuel Economy (City/Highway/Combined MPG): 14 / 20 / 16
• Range (city/hwy): 364 / 520 miles
• Recommended Fuel Type: Premium Unleaded

Winner: Tie

Which baseline engine option you prefer will ultimately depend on your needs. While the Infiniti has a lower-than-average fuel economy, its robust V8 engine on new models more than makes up for the loss in efficiency. For an everyday driver with limited offroad capabilities, you may consider the Ford Expedition. However, the power of the QX80 allows for a more adventurous luxury vehicle.

INFINITI QX80 vs. Ford Expedition: Standard Features

Both vehicles have a wide range of standard and optional interior features, with them both sharing the following:

• Apple CarPlay: Standard
• Android Auto: Standard
• Keyless Entry: Standard
• Keyless Ignition: Standard
• Navigation System: Standard

However, the Ford Expedition lags on this as several standard features on the QX80 are only offered as paid additions on the Ford Expedition. The QX 80 has native wireless smartphone charging, adaptive cruise control, heated seats, and heated steering wheels in its leather upholstered interior, which is non-standard on the Expedition.

Winner: Infiniti QX80

One of the main selling points of the Infiniti QX80 is its robust suite of standard features compared to the competition.

INFINITI QX80 vs. Ford Expedition: Pricing And Warranty

While the Infiniti QX80 targets the luxury market, the Ford Expedition focuses on bridging the gap between demands, which places it in an odd position. High priced for budget shoppers yet, lacking in numerous luxury features, it doesn't fill a niche and thus suffers for it. While the Infiniti QX80 doesn't shy away from its heftier price tag, it is not locked in limbo and firmly states what it is all about.

When it comes to warranty, the Ford loses some of its value as a long-term investment. The Ford Expedition has a basic warranty of 3 years / 36000 miles and a powertrain of 5 years / 60000 miles. Contrastingly, the QX80 has a basic of 4 years / 60000 miles and a powertrain warranty of 6 years / 70000 miles.

Winner: Tie

The choice between the two will depend on your needs. If you want power and prestige, go with the Infiniti QX80. The Ford Expedition may be what you are looking for in this department for fuel economy and a better budget.

Verdict

If you want an all-around luxury SUV, you can't go wrong with the Infiniti QX80. Based on its robust suite of features and potent engine, the market confused Ford Expedition couldn't keep up with Infiniti's laser focus.

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When comparing luxury SUVs, two big names come to the forefront. Lexus has a long history of extra-styled and premium vehicles, while the Infiniti division of Nissan guns to take over the luxury market. Each is an upmarket model that performs better than the baseline competition. But how do they compare side by side? Check out our detailed analysis of each base model as they compete for the top spot.

Infiniti QX80, Pros And Cons

The Infiniti QX80 is a work of art that comes off the shelf armed with some of the sleekest profiles and stunning exteriors on the market. The Infiniti isn't just pretty outside; the elegant interior and emphasis on driver comfort make the inside of the Lexus LX 570 seem dated. Finally, it comes standard with incredibly potent offroad capabilities. The newest models include the following that make it a beast no matter the terrain:

• Infiniti's all-mode low and high toggleable 4WD system,
• standard 5.6-liter, (5,552cc) 32-valve V8 engine
• 400-hp @ 5,800 rpm
• Availability in RWD and AWD models.

Both the baseline and the highest-end QX80 are considerably less costly than the Lexus, which can go up to $160,000 for a fully equipped model. However, the Infiniti QX80 does not offer Android Auto or Apple Carplay on older models and lacks some standard and optional features.

Lexus LX 570 Pros And Cons

The Lexus LX 570 is a similar beast to the Infiniti QX80 in its capabilities and experience. While both vehicles score 5 out of 5-star safety ratings, the Lexus has a slight edge in some extra airbags and driver assistance to avoid accidents. What the Lexus lacks in engine power and space, it makes up for in features and pads out its interior with a lot of technology, including the following:

• Apple Car Play
• Android Auto
• Color HUD (Heads-Up Display)
• Available rear Seat Entertainment System
• Lexus Safety System +
• Several Driver Assistance Features (Optional)

Fuel Economy

While the Infiniti sports a higher horsepower engine, it does not struggle for efficiency. Able to reach an EPA-estimated 17 MPG city and 22 MPG on 2023 models, the QX80 can go further than the LX 570s 14 MPG city and 20 MPG Highway.

Winner: Infiniti QX80

Warranty

The QX80 and LX 570 share a similar warranty structure. The LX 570 has a 4-year, 50000 mi warranty, while the QX 80 offers a slightly more generous 4-year, 60000 mi basic. For the powertrain, they are the same, offering a 6-year, 70000 mi warranty.

Winner: Infiniti QX80

Infotainment

The infotainment tech in both is standard and has several enticing options. The LX 570 and QX80 share availability of the following features:

• 3 in Infotainment System
• Bluetooth Hands-Free
• Optional Rear Entertainment System Monitors
• In-Car WiFi (Standard, requires subscription)
• Front and Rear USB Inputs
• Navigation
• Apple CarPlay (2023 QX 80)
• Android Auto (2023 QX 80)
• Wireless Charging

Winner: Tie

Verdict

You can't go wrong with either vehicle. Yet, the QX80 wins out in several aspects and provides several of the same features for a lower price, even on the most expensive model. While the Lexus has several fun luxury additions, it has difficulty justifying a much larger price tag for a less comfortable car.

Overall Winner: The go big or go home style of the QX 80 continues to impress amongst stiff competition.

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What are you looking for in a new or used car? The Infiniti Q60 and the BMW 4 Series are a match-up that takes compact executive cars and asks what you value. Is it the potency and design of the BMW or the price and versatility of the Infiniti Q60? Here we have the breakdown of both and which compact is best suited for you.

Price And Used Potential Comparison

New generation BMW 4 Series are some of the highest-ticket luxury cars on the market. In contrast, the Infiniti Q60 brings a similar level of competition but is considerably less expensive. For the 2023 market, the BMW has an MSRP of $46,895, and the Infiniti is priced at $43,325. While the base price is only a marginal difference of around $3000, used vehicles of similar mileage see a stark discrepancy between the cars. The Infiniti has a much lower average price of roughly $6000 for baseline models and a further $9000 less on an estimate. (Estimates provided by iseecars.com)

Regarding price, the Infiniti is a surefire win for all model years released in the past five years. You will almost always pay less for an Infiniti compared to the brand marketing of a BMW.

Performance And Engine Comparison

The choice between the BMW 4 Series and Infiniti Q60 isn't a question of whose is better but one of which has what you want. The Q60 leads the Series 4 in power, torque, and engine size on paper. The newest Infiniti Q60 comes armed with a 300 hp, 6400 rpm 3.0L V6 Twin-Turbo. It delivers speed and power quickly and can hang with other high-performing luxury vehicles. However, where the Series 4 packs a more petite 255 hp 2.0L I4 Turbo, it is reported to feel more potent behind the wheel than the Q60. Furthermore, the Series 4 has a slightly better gas mileage of 25 MPG city and 34 highway than the 19 MPG city and 28 MPG highway on the Q60.

While the Q60 has a more robust engine size, the better gas efficiency on the Series 4 makes the engine race too close to call.

Other Considerations

• The BMW 4 Series has a similar track record to the Infiniti Q60. Although, 2023 models have a slightly higher safety rating and features.
• The Infiniti Q60 has a far more robust and comprehensive warranty with a 4-year 60,000-mile basic and 6-year 70,000-mile powertrain. This coverage far outstrips the Series 4's 4-year 50,000-mile basic and 4-year 50,000-mile powertrain.
• Both vehicles share comparable infotainment and driver customization options.
• Depreciation rates on the Q60 are roughly 6% lower than that of the past five years of the Series 4.

Which Is Better?

For its more robust basic engine, lower price, better warranty, and overall performance, the Q60 outpaces the BMW Series 4. While the optional features available on the Q60 fail to reach the heights of the Series 4, it has a level of consistency and a baseline that offers a greater deal alongside a similar package. However, you cannot go wrong with a BMW Series 4; it will cost you far more and requires a level of custom additions that are unneeded to make the Infiniti Q60 shine.

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The Infiniti QX50 has been marketed as the most advanced compact SUV ever manufactured by Nissan. It is certainly a quality, premium SUV that has become very popular in the United States, but it does have its rivals, including the BMW X3. People in the market for a luxury SUV are often faced with an Infiniti QX50 vs BMW X3 dilemma.

If you are in the middle of an Infiniti QX50 vs BMW X3 choice, then we are here to help with our Infiniti QX50 vs BMW X3 comparison. Which is the better vehicle?

The Infiniti QX50 vs BMW X3 Comparison – Which is the Better Premium Compact SUV?

The first aspect of these two cars that we need to address is price. There is no getting away from the fact that if you were to compare the most popular trim of the BMW X3 with the equivalent trim of the Infiniti QX50, the BMW X3 is by far the most expensive vehicle. For a new model, you can expect to pay around $5,000 more for a BMW X3 then you would for the equivalent Infiniti QX50 configuration. That differential reduces with preowned models, but you will always pay more for the X3.

In terms of power there is virtually nothing to choose between them, which makes the price tag of the Infiniti QX50 even more attractive. Both have a 2.0L turbo inline-4 gas-powered engine. The BMW X3 goes with an 8-speed automatic transmission with RWD, while the QX50 has a continuously variable transmission with FWD. The fuel economy is identical too – around 23 MPG in the city, and 29 MPG on the highway.

Helping You Make the Choice Between Premium SUVs – Infiniti QX50 vs BMW X3

Despite these similarities the Infiniti QX50 is the most powerful of the two, generating 268 hp @ 5,600 rpm and 280 lb-ft of torque at 1,600 rpm. This compares to the BMW X3 at 248 hp @ 5,200 rpm and 258 lb-ft of torque at 1,450 rpm, making the QX50 the clear winner.

These are both 5-seater, 2-row SUVs and are practically identical in length, and in terms of headroom and legroom. You do get more cargo space with the QX50 though – 65.1 cubic feet compared to 62.7 cubic feet with the BMW X3. The standard warranty with the QX50 is better too – up to 4 years or 60,000 miles which is 10,000 miles more than the BMW X3.

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Released early in 2021, the Infiniti QX55 is an SUV coupe that is intended as a replacement for the QX70 which ceased production in 2018. Since hitting the North American market, the Infiniti QX55 has become extremely popular with people looking to own luxury SUV coupes and is now a serious rival to other vehicles in the luxury SUV coupe sector. One of these vehicles is the Acura RDX, the premium sport crossover SUV.

If you are having trouble with your Infiniti QX55 vs Acura RDX purchasing decision, then we are here to help. Here we make an Infiniti QX55 vs Acura RDX comparison in the hope of discovering which, out of the two, is the better vehicle.

Our Exclusive Infiniti QX55 vs Acura RDX Comparison – Which Vehicle Comes Out on Top?

The Infiniti QX55 is a contemporary-looking ‘coupe style’ crossover SUV with a slick and sporty look. It has all the custom good looks you’d expect from any Infiniti vehicle and comes with all-wheel drive as standard (the Acura has RWD as standard, but AWD is available as an upgrade). When it comes to options you can ‘dress’ your QX55 in any way that you deem suitable, as you are not stuck with rigid package upgrades, as you are with the Acura RDX.

The RDX is tasteful with a spacious cabin and the kinds of premium build quality you’d naturally expect from Acura. This car though does not come with any hybrid option, and if you want to use your Acura RDX for towing, then you can forget it.

Both cars come with all the tech features you’d expect from any modern vehicle, including Apple CarPlay and Android Auto (not wireless with the Acura RDX), plus a whole host of driver assistance aids.

Comparing the Infiniti QX55 vs Acura RDX in Terms of Power and Performance

The Infiniti QX55 was a stand-out on its release, and that has remained the case ever since. The QX55 can boast a 2.0L VC-Turbo 4-cylinder engine capable of generating a pleasing 268 hp. The Acura also has a 2.0L VC-Turbo 4-cylinder engine that generates almost identical numbers, maxing out at 272 hp. That makes the Acura RDX a slightly thirstier vehicle – 24 mpg all round in terms of fuel economy compared to the 25 mpg that the Infiniti QX55 can provide you with. There’s very little to choose between them but one item of importance – the basic warranty with the QX55 lasts for 60,000 miles which is 10,000 miles more than your Acura RDX is covered for.

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Both the Infiniti QX55 from Nissan and the BMW X4 have established very decent reputations for themselves in the exclusive, executive car niche. Both are sporty, compact luxury crossover SUVs, and are at the top of the luxury crossover SUV market. When people are looking to purchase a new compact luxury crossover SUV, they are commonly presented with an Infiniti QX55 vs BMW X4 dilemma.

That’s one dilemma that we are hopefully here to solve with our Infiniti QX55 vs BMW X4 comparison. We think it’s going to be a close call, but which luxury SUV is likely to come out on top?

The Infiniti QX55 vs BMW X4 Comparison – Which is the Better Luxury Crossover SUV?

The look and feel of any automobile are of the utmost importance to any luxury car owner, and here the QX55 clearly outshines the BMW X4. The designers of the QX55 have opted for a pared-back appearance that’s largely based on Nissan’s popular QX50. The standard fit has faux-leather upholstery but both semi-aniline leather and genuine leather are available as upgrades. Unlike most luxury SUVs which default to carbon-fiber trim, Nissan has refreshingly decided to use open-pore wood instead which gives the QX55 a genuine classy feel.

Inside the BMW X4 you get a more contemporary look and feel, which may appeal to those who are not too bothered about classic design features. The central instrument stack is certainly busy and almost gives a futuristic impression, although the fact that the infotainment screen is hidden behind a shield and has to be popped into view to use seems as if it could soon become an annoyance.

The BMW X4 is also tight on cargo space, as with all the seats in place you only get 19 cubic feet to play with, and 51 cubic feet when the rear seats are folded down. With the QX55 its 26.9 cubic feet even when fully loaded with passengers, and 54.1 cubic feet with the front seats folded down.

Continuing the Infiniti QX55 vs BMW X4 Comparison – Power and Performance

The QX55 is powered by a 2-0 liter inline-4 turbocharged engine which means it is capable of 268 hp at 5,600 rpm and 280 lb-ft of torque. By comparison, the BMW X4 has a 2-liter four-cylinder turbocharged engine producing 248 hp and 258 lb-ft of torque. If you want more power from your BMW X4 then you will need to upgrade to the M40i which gives 382 hp and 365 lb-ft of torque, but of course, that upgrade is at a costly premium.

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The QX80 is the premier vehicle from Nissan’s Infiniti range of exclusive, high class luxury automobiles and one of the most luxurious vehicles on the SUV market today. It does have its rivals though, one of those being the Escalade from Cadillac, a full-size SUV designed to give a dynamic performance, comfortable handling, and a sumptuous ride.

Many people looking to purchase a top-of-the-line luxury full size SUV struggle with their Infiniti QX80 vs. Cadillac Escalade decision, as these are two prime luxurious vehicles. If you are having problems deciding, then we are here to help you out with our full Infiniti QX80 vs. Cadillac Escalade comparison.

The Infiniti QX80 vs. Cadillac Escalade Comparison – Which is the Better Choice for You?

One of the most important aspects of any luxury vehicle is price. You are going to be making a sizeable outlay, so getting as much automobile for your buck is crucial. In this comparison, there can only be one clear winner – the Infiniti QX80. A brand-new Cadillac Escalade will cost you around $15,000 more than the QX80. With pre-owned vehicles that price gap does come down a little, but it is always there, so bear in mind if you do choose the Escalade over the QX80, it will be at an extra premium.

The QX80 is the premier vehicle from Nissan’s Infiniti range of exclusive, high class luxury automobiles and one of the most luxurious vehicles on the SUV market today. It does have its rivals though, one of those being the Escalade from Cadillac, a full-size SUV designed to give a dynamic performance, comfortable handling, and a sumptuous ride.

Many people looking to purchase a top-of-the-line luxury full size SUV struggle with their Infiniti QX80 vs. Cadillac Escalade decision, as these are two prime luxurious vehicles. If you are having problems deciding, then we are here to help you out with our full Infiniti QX80 vs. Cadillac Escalade comparison.

The Infiniti QX80 vs. Cadillac Escalade Comparison – Which is the Better Choice for You?

One of the most important aspects of any luxury vehicle is price. You are going to be making a sizeable outlay, so getting as much automobile for your buck is crucial. In this comparison, there can only be one clear winner – the Infiniti QX80. A brand-new Cadillac Escalade will cost you around $15,000 more than the QX80. With pre-owned vehicles that price gap does come down a little, but it is always there, so bear in mind if you do choose the Escalade over the QX80, it will be at an extra premium.