Used Infiniti JX35 for Sale

The Infiniti JX35 was introduced for the 2013 model year as a family-friendly yet luxurious crossover SUV. With standard three-row seating, the JX35 can comfortably accommodate up to seven people. And when cargo space is a priority, the second and third rows can also be folded down easily to optimize storage at up to 76.5 cubic feet.

Meanwhile, the JX35 doesn't skimp on indulgent standard features, such as heated front seats and automatic tri-zone climate control. Under the hood, this crossover is powered by a 3.5L V6 engine at a respectable 265 hp, and all-wheel drive is optional. If you've been looking for a family-friendly SUV that also falls into the luxury category, the JX35 may be right for you.

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Q: Did Infiniti stop making the JX35?

A: The JX35 was discontinued following the 2013 model year; it was then renamed the QX60, which is still in production today.

Q: Is the Infiniti JX35 the same as the QX60?

A: More-or-less, yes. The JX35 was renamed the QX60 beginning with the 2014 model year.

Q: Is the Infiniti JX35 a seven-seater?

A: Yes, the JX35 comes standard with three rows of seating for a capacity of up to seven people.

Q: What type of gas does the Infiniti JX35 take?

A: The 2013 Infiniti JX35 with its 3.5L V6 engine takes premium gasoline.

Q: Is the Infiniti JX35 all-wheel drive?

A: Front-wheel drive is standard on all JX35 models, though all-wheel drive is optional.

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The JX35 is offered in just one trim configuration with standard features as listed.

Base

• Automatic headlights
• 18-inch wheels
• Sunroof
• Keyless entry and ignition
• Automatic tri-zone climate control
• Heated front seats

While the JX35 is available in one well-appointed trim, there are additional package add-ons available. The Premium Package, for example, adds such features as a 360-degree parking system, front and rear parking sensors, a built-in navigation system, and a premium 13-speaker Bose audio system.

The Theater Package adds a rear-seat entertainment system with two screens. Meanwhile, a Driver Assistance Package adds features like adaptive cruise control, forward-collision warning with emergency braking, rear cross-traffic alert, and a blind-spot monitoring system.

A Deluxe Touring Package and Technology Package are also available; the former requires the Theater Package and adds features like a panoramic sunroof and 20-inch wheels, whereas the Technology Package requires the Deluxe Touring add-on and tacks on equipment such as a lane-departure warning and prevention system.