Infiniti QX60
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Three-row family crossover. Originally the JX35. VQ V6, comfortable seven-seater.
The Infiniti QX60 is a three-row luxury crossover, the brand family hauler. It launched as the JX35 in 2013 and was renamed QX60 in 2014. Built on a front-drive-based platform shared with the Nissan Pathfinder, it prioritizes comfort, space, and a quiet cabin. Powered by the VQ V6 (later a turbo four in the redesigned model), it is aimed at families rather than enthusiasts. On WhipJury, the QX60 appears as a practical, comfortable seven-seater.
Frequently asked questions about Infiniti QX60
Is the QX60 the same as the JX35?
Yes. The QX60 launched as the JX35 in 2013 and was renamed QX60 for 2014 as part of Infiniti revised naming scheme.
How many seats does the QX60 have?
Seven, across three rows. It is Infiniti family-oriented crossover, focused on space and comfort.
Is the QX60 related to the Pathfinder?
Yes. It shares its platform and much of its hardware with the Nissan Pathfinder, in a more luxurious package.
Is the QX60 reliable?
Generally yes. The VQ V6 is durable; earlier CVT models warrant the usual CVT maintenance care. The redesigned model moved to a conventional automatic.
Is the QX60 good for families?
Yes. Comfort, a quiet cabin, and three rows of seating make it a strong family choice, which is its core mission.
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