Used 2022 Infiniti QX50 Sensory

Recent Arrival! Odometer is 6563 miles below market average! 2022 INFINITI QX50 Sensory AWD CVT I4 Mineral Black. KBB.com Consumer Reviews. Overall 4.1. Sporty, Comfortable & fun to drive. I use this vehicle in my real estate business. It is comfortable for 4 adults, surprisingly roomy. However, tall folks may not be as comfortable (6 ft or better). Average 36 mpg, great hatch/trunk, good sound system. Sporty drive for the 4 cylinder front wheel drive. Handles well on curvy roads, some luxury feeling. Mine is not equipped with remote start or the navigation app - wish it had it. I really have enjoyed this car for the most part. I drive to and from work 3-hours per day - mostly highway & inner city driving. I use this car for everything. It's a LOADED model. I have everything except the quilted seats (though I do have the leather package.) It's really comfortable. Heated seats are nice but I love the COOLING SEATS!!! I haven't found many cars with that feature. I love that the speed is displayed in the windshield & I never take my eyes off the road. I love the Bose speakers/system. It's a comfy car. HERE ARE THE CONS: #1 are the RUN FLAT TIRES!! Ugh! Car has no room for a spare. On average, the lousy run flats last 20,000 miles but perhaps less. If you don't blow them out, you'll know it's time to change them when the tires start losing air regularly (my car tells me when). These tires are expensive & are hard to find outside of the dealer. I might switch to regular tires soon. Run flats do what they say - you can drive off the highway with a flat BUT it will cost you about $400+ to replace one tire (and you WILL replace them). #2, Every once in awhile, the radio screen freezes. You can't turn it on or off. I already had that replaced once when I got the car. It's finicky. When that happens, I sometimes pull over, turn off the car & let the "computer" reset itself. Sometimes that works. Other times no. It sucks to drive over an hour without a radio. That does happen. #3, sometimes the "protective" features won't let you park a car or pull into a tight parking spot. If you have the parking assist "on", the car will stop you from getting too near another vehicle or something else. You have to turn off the parking assist in settings so that you can use your experience to park or get out of a tight spot. The car just won't let you do it sometimes. Other than those issues, I love the car. I HATE the run flat tires. Don't ever get a car with run flats!!!!! They're terrible.

• Android CarPlay
• Apple CarPlay
• Blind Spot Warning System
• Bluetooth
• HD Radio
• Lane Departure Warning
• Leather
• Navigation System
• Power Adjustable Driver's Seat
• Heads-Up Display
• Heated Front Seats
• Heated Rear Seats
• Heated Steering Wheel
• Memory Seat
• Power Liftgate
• Power Moonroof
• Rain Sensing Wipers
• Remote Keyless Entry
• Security System
• Semi-Aniline Leather-Appointed Seat Trim
• Speed Control

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