Used Infiniti buying guide

While both offer a premium ride experience, the 2024 Infiniti Q50 sedan and 2025 QX50 crossover are desirable for very different reasons. For 2024 (its final production year), the Q50 balances luxurious finishing with enjoyable performance, thanks to its 3.0L turbo V6 engine. If your highway commute needs an upgrade, the seating comfort of the Q50 will exceed expectations.

If your life is filled with sports, hobbies, errands, and adventure, the QX50 fits the bill. It's got a spacious cabin for five and 31.4 cu-ft of cargo space for all your essentials. For 2025 (its final production year), you’ll also benefit from standard all-wheel drive.

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The 2025 QX50 and QX55 have lots in common. These premium compact crossovers share the same 268-hp, turbocharged 2.0L four-cylinder engine, and both offer all-wheel drive as standard.

Your decision between the two is likely to hinge on style and comfort preferences. The QX50 is a spacious and practical five-seater with towing capabilities, plenty of cargo space, and useful storage under the floor. The five-seat QX55 is its coupe-style sibling, boasting a tapered roofline for a more athletic silhouette. Even though the sloping roofline affects cargo space and second-row headroom, this is still a great choice for urban drivers.

Thinking about the occasional road trip with a trailer? It's worth noting that the QX55 does not have any towing capacity.

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Bring your whole crew along for the ride in either the 2026 Infiniti QX60 or QX80. These upscale three-row SUVs are well-equipped to serve big families or groups. The QX60 is slightly smaller, making it the more agile choice. It still seats up to seven, with plenty of space to spread out.

There's also a generous roster of standard features and user-friendly infotainment tech. For a blend of highway presence and passenger comfort, the QX80 seats up to eight in a much larger package. A finely crafted interior and a twin-turbocharged 3.5L V6 engine deliver elegance and power in equal measure.

Expect an intuitive infotainment interface and an estimated towing capacity up to 8,500 lbs on 2026 models when properly equipped.

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Take into consideration your local driving conditions, trip types, and passenger needs to help you decide whether the 2025 QX50 or the QX60 is right for you. For pleasing fuel economy — an EPA-estimated 26 mpg combined — the five-seat QX50 with 2.0L engine is ideally suited to adventurous urban lifestyles.

Thanks to standard all-wheel drive, agile handling, and useful cargo space, this SUV is a fun choice with premium features. For more seating options, pick the QX60. With three rows offering seating for up to seven passengers, you've got a bigger footprint overall, but it still boasts responsive handling. The fixed cargo area is restricted by the third row of seats, but they fold down to expand the space, plus there’s some useful under-floor storage too.

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The 2024 Infiniti Q50 and 2022 Q60 have much in common, but you’ll still be able to make a clear-cut choice based on differences in body style and convenience features. The four-door Q50 is an upscale executive sedan, powered by a turbocharged V6 engine. For adult passengers its got great rear legroom, and useful cargo space for life's daily essentials.

The Infiniti Q60 is a two-door, luxury sports coupe with the same V6 engine as the Q50 sedan. Its sweeping roofline curves give it a dynamic profile, but comfort remains a priority across both rows. The midrange Luxe trim unlocks some nice passenger comforts, including heated front seats, Bose® audio, and leather upholstery.

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