Used Infinitis are the used car market's best kept secret. I love that they are so "affordable" second-hand. I've owned 3 so far and they never disappointed me. Great, reliable cars!

I'd buy a used Infiniti over a BMW or Mercedes any day of the week.

I would say that Infiniti's depreciation is a gift to me. My 2007 M35 is still going strong after 208k miles. When it's time to get another car, it will be another Infiniti.

I rather get an infiniti than a German car all day long

I call BS! I’ve owned several Lexus and Infiniti models. Neither is ever in the shop! And the Infiniti coupes definitely hold their value and are hard to find at a reasonable price. While Jaguar, Audi, and Mercedes are extremely expensive to maintain, Infiniti’s being basically glorified Nissans don’t break the bank.

I’ve had 3 Infinitis…..currently own a 2014 QX70 that I bought brand new. Only 59k miles on it. It’s never been in the repair shop for anything including warranty work. It’s an amazing vehicle that I’ll continue to own. The other two were a FX35 and G35 and both were great vehicles

I've owned three Infiniti Q50's and numerous "performance" cars in the past. I wouldn't trade my 2021 Q50 RS for ANY of the peer brands you mention. Jaguar? Really? The Q50 is a fantastic blend of performance and ride quality. Infiniti is unfairly a whipping boy by channels like this.

2009 G37S, purchased in 2013 with 32,000 miles.... still going strong in 2023 with 204,000 miles...14 yrs old

Before watching this video i watched numerous others who consistently pointed out the European cars you pointed out to be not only the most unreliable but also the costliest to repair. INFINITI depreciate more because they keep their cars fairly unchanged for many years. Many european brands refresh or redesign their models every few years. Thus keeping the desirability/demand which helps it retain lower depreciation. Unfortunately, this leaves many European cars with unaddressed serious reliability issues due to its shorter refresh cycles.

Infiniti's can be great values if you get one with low miles. I bought a 2015 Q70L 5.6 V8 with only 5,000 miles in 2016. It was loaded with a MSRP of $74,000 USC. I paid only $38,000!! The interior was gorgeous! Semi-aniline leather with hand crafted Japanese ash wood. The build quality, comfort, and styling were superb, especially for the money! The car provided the same luxury of vehicles costing thousands more! Very reliable! Had NO issues! The drawback was that the tech was a bit dated, especially the dashboard. It still had a dot matrix screen! The LED screen was also small and had poor resolution. The engine, although powerful, was not very smooth. The handling was just OK. It was definitely not worth 74k, but it was a huge bargain at 38k!!!! After 6 yrs, I recently traded it in for a 2019 Porsche Panamera 4s with only 13k miles on it and a 6 yr warranty. MSRP was 140k, I paid 74k. I love the Porsche, but I noticed the build quality was actually better on the Infiniti! They can be great values!. The new QX60 doesn't have a CVT, and the interior is gorgeous. Definitely would get one used with low mileage! Infiniti just needs to continue to update their models!

I'm not sure what you're talking about..🤔 On my third QX60. Never, ever had a problem! My last one is the Autograph series with all the bells and whistles. Absolutely beautiful!!

Bro Infiniti is the best choice if you want the speed and reliability. So please try before you talk

I got a Q70. Love it. Great V6 engine. 20 inch wheels. Seat warming and cooling. No CVT. All the premium options. It was listed at around 60k new. I bought it 3 years old for 33. It's affordable luxury. I've had zero issues with it. I like the European cars. I just don't want the expense of owning one.

My first Infiniti was a 2006 M35X. Consumers Report voted the 2006 and 2007 the #1 mid-sized luxury vehicle in the country. I drove that for 250,000 miles. I never had an issue with it and it was a work of art inside with cut and finish unequal/superior to the European brands at that time. My 2nd Infiniti was a used 2006 M35X and I have now driven that for over 150,000 miles and it runs and looks fantastic!

2012 Infiniti M37x Loaded 109,000 miles. No issues and super fast. Besides us Infiniti lovers are not followers.

Love my 2013 FX 37. Bought it 3 years ago and had to replace the battery thats it. Ive got lots of positive comments on the body style. It is a beautiful car.

0:51 You put a smile on my face. I got that XF 2011 for more than 11 years now, well maintained, it still rides like a beast. Just passed the 123456miles, I was so happy about that. Anyway, thank you!!

Do you realize most Infiniti's are not CVT transmissions. They are rear wheel 1st and some real wheel biased AWD performance cars and SUV's. Definitely affordable used luxury if you're not trying to spend over 80k

I have a 2012 330hp Infiniti G37x 115k miles and never been in the shop! They are most reliable. Everyone knows Benz, BMW and Audi live in the shop! Stop dissing Infiniti! Best car I ever had hands down!

I say this, as a devout VQ fan and three-time infiniti owner: they (Infiniti) peaked between 2010 to 2015.

I would call this video an unfair hit job. While it's absolutely true they lose value faster than other Japanese cars, their reliability is mostly great. I can't speak for the newer ones with CVTs turbo but the older ones are absolutely a steal for price/quality.

I got a 2009 Infiniti FX35 in 2021 after my last car broke down. I purchased it because I was looking for a RELIABLE used luxury vehicle with AWD, that wouldn't break the bank. Through my research, i found that Infiniti's, especially ones with VQ's+7 speeds are actually pretty reliable, and i could get one for 14k fully loaded with low miles! I have never owned one, have also been very anti Nissan due to the CVT. This was definitely a jump for me coming from Toyotas. It's been extremely reliable, no issues in the last couple years. Regular routine maintenance. It looks fantastic, sounds fantastic, drives extremely well (feels like a sports sedan even though it's an SUV), has great standard features, it's comfy. Honestly, love it more than i expected to, I've never loved a car like this one! I really wanted to get another Lexus, they're just so expensive used. My husband's car is a 2009 RX350, it cost us a couple grand more than the Infiniti. The Infiniti is the value leader for us. Extremely surprised at the reliability of this powertrain in the sea of Nissan CVT's. The only thing i hate about the car, i probably will never have the chance to own another Infiniti. The new ones aren't like the old ones, Infiniti is a shell of what it once was. It is definitely an extremely memorable car. If you're in the market for one, do it while they're still low mileage! It'll only be so long until they're all used up.

A used Infiniti looks more desirable than the German cars due to better reliability. However, I’d still go with Lexus when it comes to overall reliability and desirability.

That VQ engine is as bullet proof as anything out there. One of the best V6's ever built. Infiniti nailed with it the G's. Idk what happened with the Q's. Hes right though. Once Nissan teamed up with Renault their reliability went downhill since.

The reality is that they are much cheaper than other used cars. You can clearly see this. This video was to explain why they are cheaper.. not that they are inferior vehicles. A lot of people are coming to post positive experiences with Infiniti, which may present a value opportunity if you take the risk. I think you get more car for the money when buying a used Infiniti but no cars are without their problems.

My 2018 Q60 3.0t has been very reliable. I do my own fluid and air filter changes. It is more comfortable than my prior M car on long drives. I'm at 75k. So far, so good🤞

I own a Q50 2014 (bought it used in 2018 with 46k miles) and I haven’t had an issue with it. Going on 5 years and runs fine.

I took the advantage of the depreciation. Bought a 13g37s w/ 60+k miles several uears ago for just 14k.... Still running great

Lots of happy Infiniti owners defending Infiniti! I bought my 2013 M37XS with 107K right before the pandemic for 13K. Bottom line is dependability. I did have a run of repairs but got thru it and now with 230K still runs very smoothly. Brakes wear down pretty fast and wish I could get more than 40K from my tires but that's part of the deal. I've had mostly a good experience with my Infiniti and ready for my next Infiniti knowing they can perform and last well over 200K and that's in Minnesota's brutal winters including terrible roads that ruin your suspension!

Truth of the matter is…. The Infinity speaks for itself. I owned one for 20 years and absolutely loved it. Had NO major issues. I’m now in a QX80.

None of those German cars are as reliable as infinity.

I love my Q50 RS. I like it being rare to have one. I have now started to see more of them now. Darn😔 It is a BEAST stock! It kicks a$$. I did with all those brands you named too. You can do easy mods to it making it a SUPER Beast!!

I had a conversation with my mechanic about nissans and hes always stated that "if you get one without a CVT then they're fine. So thats basically a manual trans or many infiniti models IMO. Evwn though its not an Infiniti i took this advice to heart and bought a 2013 nissan sentra with an M6. Best sedan I've ever had. Only had to change the clutch, oil and there was a small issue with the leaky taillights. Got the car with 93k and I'm currently at 179k. Also where i live at in north florida people seem to love Infiniti cars and SUVs.

1st let me say I love your channel always good information 👊🏿 Now I heard so many reasons not to buy a Infiniti I did my research and I have a great mechanic so I went with it. I brought my 2008 QX56 with 58K miles I now have 225K miles I haven’t had any major issues. I still luv my truck to this day I recently did the Cajun B-Pipes upgrade 2.5 resonated test pipes JBA Vband Shorties and JBA 40-1405 catback system. I also put drilled and slotted rotors, Red performance brake calipers and extreme severe truck & tow brake pads (PowerStop) Its been very reliable to me so we pick my son up a 2011 G37x Coup AWD. Another good choice his Cats were going so we replaced it with Berk Hi-Flow Cats and Invidia Exhaust. It’s pretty quick nice ride too. With all used cars do your home work and there’s still a chance you get a lemon. You need to be able to do the work yourself or have a great mechanic. My lady wants a small SUV we’re looking at yes an Infiniti ,Lexus ,Cadillac , Audi , BMW ,Acura 😩😫the decisions.

Overall would it still be good to buy a 2014 q50? It has a clean title, 72k miles, good fuel economy, and costs $8000

Just bought my first Infiniti! I can see that they were a whole lot less than the competitor. But worth the price, 3 years old mine is, and almost half off new price. QX60

We get 20-27k for 25k miles Q50 here in Europe. That's the best deal in this class with great amount of under the hood.

A few months back I test drove several car brands. I had no preference and was simply curious to see what I'd like best. Nissan, BMW, Audi, Mazda and Infiniti. Pleasantly surprised, I bought the 2020 Infiniti Q60.

I purchased my 2011 Infiniti EX 35 used 6 years ago. It has been the best car I have owned and still drives like a dream. Although I respect "your" opinion, I'm glad I didn't see your posting prior to my purchase. Most people will not note that you are speaking of newer models. I LOVE my Infinity.

I had a 2018 Q50 Red Sport for 3 years. In some ways it was a great car but I never really loved it. I bought it because I expected Japanese reliability with near German car performance, but it didn’t quite deliver on that promise. During the time I had it, it was at the dealer for repairs, five or six times. Repair costs, thankfully covered under warranty, totaled about $10k.

I purchased a 2003 G35 Coupe automatic, with 58,000 miles 7yrs ago, and its still running strong with routine maintenance...it also out handled, and out performed it's rivals at a much more reasonable price point, and still does! I was so enamored by it, I just recently purchased an off lease Q60 Red Sport AWD Coupe, (without D.A S.), with 15,000 miles, for a Great Price, with full Factory Extended Warranty and all... it looks Stunning in Irridum Blue with White leather! The Infotainment System is not up to the competition, which can easily be rectified with an aftermarket unit, but everything else is pure understated luxury/sport, that rivals the best of them...especially when considering the unreliability & exorbitantly priced maintenance issues of the Germans! Thanks, but no thanks! I'll stick with my Infinitis...

Do you think that The latest QX60 use the 9 speed auto transmission will improve the value or not.

I confused! I owned 3 infinitis within 10 years and a couple of them I kept for 4 years. I never had any issues at all with all of them.

I have a 2014 Q50S Hybrid. 125k miles. Only changed tires,brakes and the 12v car battery. Never had any issues and bought it used for under $20k in 2018.

INFINITI has marginal reliability? Any INFINITI without the CVT is some of the most reliable vehicles. I have an FX37 and can almost guarantee it will make it to 300k and it currently has 139k on it.

VQ37 probably the best NA V6 ever made

I bought a 2021 Q50 brand new cash I wouldn’t trade it for anything. Runs great very reliable no issues at all.

Bought a 2012 g37 with 87k miles for about 10k 3 years ago and this year I bought a 2004 g35 coupe with 155k miles for 4k. I have only driven infinitis my whole life these cars are easy to fix , fun as hell to drive and pretty cheap now people really hate on the brand just because

I own a 2015 qx60 with 232k miles, even with lacking of proper maintenance the car kept pushing and still rocking 💪🏼

Curious what you think of the Q50 hybrid? Seems like a good value for a lot of power, but a replacement battery even 3rd party could run $5000. Not sure if the CVT is as bad as the ones in the altima/etc.

My husband has an Infiniti for a long time. No mechanic issues. This was a hit job.

Better for me, got my q60 for 27k, amazing looking car, and can be tuned to 741whp with fbo vrx70 turbos and e43 on stock internals.

While I will agree on innovation getting to production, they always seem to produce beautiful prototypes for the car shows. In reality, I’ve own 3-Nissan maximas an only switched to the Infiniti G37 because Nissan would never produce the maxima in a rear-wheel drive version. Now, with the G37, I have experienced the best reliability of all the cars I’ve own, as I’ve just recorded the 200,000th mile this month. As long as what your driving doesn’t include the “cvt trans” your good. Every brand has some issues….especially jaguar and bmw…too many to name😅

I had a Mercedes GLA and I loved it.. but lost it after I lost my job.. now that I’m back on my feet I just want to know if a infinity is worth it over getting another GLA. Which one is the more affordable to maintain is my questions.

I would definitely choose Infiniti over any European car, I recently bought 2014 q50s six month owning it and zero trouble from day 1, 3.7 v6 AWD absolutely amazing, and what is even more better is that it has all the technology available in a 2023 car.

I don't think he really knows Infiniti. I had a m37x that was pure heaven to drive. I now have 2 FX35 awd's. These cars will not be in the shop like those other luxury brands and if they do the parts and labor will not kill you.

Yup 👍🏾 my 2016 Porsche Cayenne was recently totaled and although l loved it it’s the smallest SUV l ever owned and the maintenance was expensive. There is nothing that handled better than the Porsche. I was considering a 2020 BMW X7 but l see ALOT of used 2020 Infinity QX80s for $12-$15k cheaper with leather seats, Captain chairs and they flip down if l need to haul things. Also the trunk is bigger and wider. They also have a theatre system in the back headrest , etc. l don’t need all the bells and whistles. The only issue is that it’s a gas guzzler and l travel between 2 states weekly. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

The cars covered in snow makes this video so weird lol like this guy snuck onto a car lot during a snow emergency

I have my reservations about this video. My 2010 G37S Convertible with 86K miles has been an amazing car. The VQ Motor is strong and reliable and looks and sounds amazing.

I got a great deal on a used 2016 Q70 still in warranty a few years ago. Except at 65K miles I’ve had two expensive repairs- leaking sunroof and new control arms. But it drives nice and is comfy and I like the looks, and the fact that Infiniti is slow to update the styling helps keep me from getting the itch to replace it. I guess the main thing I like about having an Infiniti is that I don’t see tons of them on the road here in Oregon (there’s only one dealer in the state).

I own one 2018 infinity and love it have no big problem . Infinity really underrated brand also I hope more infinity content soon 👌

I have a 2013 FX37 that I bought in 2018. It had 58,000 on the odometer I just got a new battery and tuneup last week, that all I've ever done to it. I still get compliments on it. I really don't think I needed the tuneup because it ran smoother before so that's something I need to look into but very reliable vehicle in all seasons

I'm looking to buy a 2015 Infiniti 2.2D diesel engine, are they reliable at all and what are their common problems? Thank you

50% inaccurate. You googled this for too long. Talk to Infiniti owners next time. CVT’s is the only thing I could agree with this video. I’ve had 4 BMW’s and I kept telling myself the next one will be better for the last 3 BMW’s I had and they sucked. Yes, they were the ultimate driving machine for the first 30K miles then they start to have major issues. I drove the loaners from the service department more than my own BMW. Funniest thing about it is that I dropped them off at the dealer for service and my wife always picked me up on her 2003 Lexus which we still have and over 220K miles with just fluids and tire changes oh and 1 battery from Lexus. Now we’ve had a 2020 Infiniti QX80 with over 75K miles with absolutely nothing wrong with it and been towing a 6,100 LBS trailer with it like a champ up and down hills. BMW’s and Mercedes for me are now a thing of the past. Lexus and Infiniti will take my money always when buying new vehicles.

My 2010 FX 35 is loaded... Tech package, heated and ventilated seats, all around camera, and great performance and reliability. I can't speak to the newer models but the pre CVT models are generally great with strong performance. The newer models do not inspire me. I believe they took a step back. I don't know why Infiniti went with the CVT transmissions and dumped the FX35/QX70.

My 2000 G20 with 213k is still going strong! It has the SR20, one of the best I4 ever made. Nissan adapted the suspension from the 300ZX and GT-R to a FWD platform, giving the G20 a lateral grip figure of .94G. Nissan used to be fun. :(

What do you think of the 2015 Infiniti q 50

Most of those car brands values drop like rocks. My last 2 cars were BMWs and i was afraid to long drive them. Yes my 2016 Q50s with a normal transmission wouldnt keep up with my old 13 335xi but it always runs and drives. The real reason i feel Infiniti lags is the tech.

If you really think an Audi has a clean nice 1/1 interior… I feel bad for you… It’s literally the same interior as a vw

I have 2 infinitis and have never been happier....our 2010 FX35 is the best vehicle we have ever owned!! Absolutely no issues over 13 years....290000kms and looks and drives like new...my Q50 is right behind it also with stellar reliability....so please understand and review what you are talking about...why dont you talk about all the issues Audi has??? I wouldn't touch a German car at all.....and I'm German. Infiniti is an amazing brand. Take a look at them and go for it. This guy has something against Infiniti..thats all!!

I currently have qx60 and Nissan Altima. Running for last 4 years. No issue. I bought around 40K and will sell around 100K mile. depreciation of Infinity is a gift !

If there are no Infiniti dealers nearby, perhaps a person can take his or her car to a Nissan dealer. I say this for a reason. I heard a person who owns a Lexus took the car to a Toyota dealer for service.

Always buy a RWD infinite for less headache with the transmission

I own a 2.0t Q50 2015 model. It is an amazing car, fuel economy is good as well as its fast too.

My 2014 Q50 hybrid has been amazing!! It's been the most reliable car ive ever had by far and I've had it now for 5 years and it's got 120k miles on it. Put literally zero dollars into it besides general maintaining.

I enjoy my G37x, has been reliable with no major repairs, hugs corners and has balls

The only cars out of infiniti I wouldn't buy are any that use cvt trans.

I have owned a 1995 pathfinder, (2) 2001 QX4, and a 2011 M37S. All started having problems around 100k then very expensive issues that were not worth fixing between 130-150k, 10yrs old. I had the Pathfinder and QX4 during my teens and 20's and will admit I was not on top of maintenance as much as I do now in my 40's. I absolutely loved the styling and interior but I switched to a 4runner a few years ago as my daily and do not think I will go back in that daily role. I am however looking to buy a 90's 300zx for fun, it was my favorite car growing up. Those too have a lot of issues but not going to depend on it, just fun, Low mileage under 60k, twin turbo and in great condition going for around 25k+

My 2015 Q50S never lost a build or threw a code. The 7spd transmission just started having issues. They won't sell parts to fix. You can only buy a $14k new transmission. Can't even supplant with used. They're not cross car compatible. It's now a paperweight as it's only with 8k with working tranny

don't buy cars based on pther people, thats how you miss out on having something rare being common and predictable, dealers use that benz, bmw mindset to their advantage

I tested 4 brands at the same price range for my 2022 Q50. Lexus, Genesis, Kia (stinger) and Acura at around 43k were the cars I test drove. None of them had the same performance at this price range (their higher models were great but cost more in performance). Also, the Q50 looked the best compared to them all (Acura was a tie). The 16 speaker Bose unit is amazing too. I also like how I have two screens to display nav and music on the bottom. Regardless of resale, the Q50 is amazing car.

I used to own a 2013 EX37 and 2014 Infiniti Q50. The Q50 was bought brand new. Both had very glitchy electronics and not very reliable. Within 1 week of taking possession of the Q50 it was in for warranty repairs, the car wouldn’t let me fill the gas tank. It would kick the pump off. For the EX37 my wife and I were locked out in winter cold due to a design defect where moisture got into the door latch and froze. I bought extended warranty. Infiniti refused my warranty claim over this. That was a deal breaker.

Dont know if you actually "owned" an Infiniti but my g37 and later on q50 never stepped into a repair shop. Im ashamed to say i didnt keep up with oil changes like i should... But long story short, I abused the hell out of them with acceleration etc and the cars just kept up and never missed a beat. Actually going Japanese versus American i dont remember going to a mechanic since having Nissan/Infiniti.

Infiniti’s best cars will always be the G35, G37, Q50 & Q60. The VQ37 VHR motor is such a reliable motor, its not the fastest but for a NA V6 its quick & can surprise many cars on the road if you tune it. If you do want to be fast in a infiniti, buy the Q50/Q60 with the VR30 motor as they are known to hit 500HP or more with a few mods & a tune but you are sacrificing reliability. Either way, the G’s & Q’s are some of the best budget cars you can get for the price. Obviously for a while now Infiniti is getting outclassed by other brands by a lot but if you are looking for something under 20K, a G37 or Q50 is one of the best options you can choose from.

Infiniti make the QX50/55 in Mexico, the QX60 in the U.S, as in the past most models were made in Japan ...

My 2003 FX45 is a bulletproof Japanese machine. At only 76,000 thousand miles. Besides having one airbag recall, I was able to get it fixed for free at the dealership. Everything else is just solid to the touch. I have test driven even newer benz or bmw crossovers but not on the same level as the FX. And who cares about the value because it isn't even worth selling it. The car is paid off, it's garaged, in the winter it rips through the snow, the exhaust from the V8 is just so cool. I do proper maintainance, oil change, air filters, I changed the original battery after 12 years, and original timing chain. Nothing better in the road today in my opinion.

Your on point with service. Bought certified and extended my warranty but only one dealership in town and they are horrible on service.

thats not true infinity qx70 or Fx37 is amazingly relaible . not like any junk german cars if ure considering buying used market . and maintain it is so cheap as well

Now i want an Infiniti since you shamed it

What’s your Perspective on the Infiniti Q-50

I think that most people who have owned these cars would agree these cars are an excellent value. They may not be as fancy as the BMW, Audi, and MB but they are a fraction of the price and much more reliable. Everyone I have ever talked to about their BMW and Audi cars have told me they are nice cars to drive but are high maintenance and better leased because they are under warranty. I bought my first Infiniti 6 years ago when I was looking for an AWD car because I was commuting in northern MN a fair distance multiple times a week. I found a 2010 M35x with 74K and decided to try it. My plan was to keep it for 2 years and dump it. I ended up keeping it for almost 6 and ran the car from 74k to 149k. It was still running well but I decided to upgrade to a 2015 Q70 because I found one with low mileage car that I could not pass up. The M35x made a believer out of me and the main reason I upgraded to the Q70.

I will take my Nissan in Tuxedo all day proud owner of four of their products!

I have a 2010 G37 sport and it still runs great!

Just purchased Infiniti QX30 2019 with 21,000.00 miles! Looks new great handling, so far so good👍❤️

I don't know if Quebecers are more oblivious but on the used market there's a lot here, (G37/Q50) so I guess they sold a lot in Quebec. Another fun fact you almost can never find one without a rebuilt title or at least 2 accidents. Also engines are often sludged. My wife wanted a Q50, anyway we passed I was feeling like I was shopping for WRX's. They're cheap that's for sure...

My 2011 Infiniti EX 35 has been the best car I have owned and still drives like a dream. I have had zero issues with it and plan to pass it down to my college aged daughter soon. I would definitely consider another Infiniti.

Great videos. Love the channel

2009 G37x bought in 2017 at 70k miles . Has been a very reliable car in the past 6 years . Not perfect but very reliable and the VQ engine is an absolute classic . 165k miles and counting

After watching several videos on the Infinity Qx70, I can now understand why I don't see very many on the road!

I dont know what you are talking about 😊 I love my infiniti fx35. The most reliable car ever owned. I have had this car for 5 years and the only thing I had to do was clean the fuel sensor twice and once Air mass sensor. Thats all. While friend's of mine BMW broke down like 4 times already so badly that car had to be towed to the mechanic. Plus infiniti makes very luxurious interior so so comfy. I am loving it ❤