2015 Infiniti Q60 review

1. Pinpoint handling 

The 2015 Q60 may fly a luxury car flag, but it’s got the heart and soul of a sports car. Its 330-hp 3.7L V6 engine, seven-speed automatic transmission, and standard rear-wheel drive — or optional performance-tuned all-wheel drive — will satisfy your wild side. You can even pair it with a manual transmission for an even more engaging experience. Add a well-engineered chassis that helps keep this sharp coupe planted on that windy road without too rough of a ride, and you’re sure to love the 2015 Q60. 

2. Enhanced IPL model 

The standard 2015 Q60 is quite the performance coupe, but you may prefer something a little wilder. You’ll likely appreciate the more performance-oriented 2015 Q60 IPL. This performance version cranks the 3.7L engine to 348 hp and is also available in manual or automatic and rear- or all-wheel drive. On top of the extra power, you’ll also get firmer suspension, upgraded steering, and larger brakes to satisfy all your performance needs.  

3. Lots of features 

Though it’s got the heart of a sports car, the 2015 Infiniti is still a luxury coupe. And as a luxury model, you expect a certain level of equipment. The base Q60 will meet your needs with high-end standard features like automatic climate control, an intelligent key system, and leather upholstery. However, with various trims and packages available, you can upgrade your Q60 to include more refined optional gear, such as an 11-speaker Bose® audio system, dual-zone climate control, adaptive cruise control navigation, memory seats, and more. 

4. Seats for all occasions 

The 2015 Infiniti Q60’s standard seats are exactly what you’d expect from a luxury car. They offer plenty of padding and support, so you can comfortably tackle your daily commute and road trips. But these seats may not inspire much from your inner performance enthusiast. If so, rest assured the Q60’s optional sport seats will fit the bill. They feature additional bolstering that helps keep you in place when zipping through a windy road. Keep in mind, though, you may find the bolstering a bit tight.  

5. Coupe or convertible: The choice is yours 

The 2015 Infiniti Q60’s list of options goes well beyond just features and its long list of colors. It also gives you a choice in body style. If you want the wind in your hair on your daily commute, the Q60 convertible is a great option. However, you may be better suited to the base coupe model if you prefer cleaner body lines and reduced wind noise.