I am very happy with the Infinity QX4. I traded in a 2005 Jeep for a 2001 Infinity because of all the problems I was having with the Jeep. I'm hoping that Infinity makes a similar sized replacement within a few years, because I'm going to want another one.

Easily the best car I have ever owned, purchased in 2006 with 35000 miles on it. I've had a Blazer, Montero and ford explorer, J30, I pray this car never wears out !, infinity does not have a replacement for this vehicle.
If it got better gas mileage I'd go buy an extra one and garage it so I could have one for the next 10 years. Great all weather suv, rain, snow and mud are no problem. It has a 5000 lb towing capacity, but you woudl be crazy to tow that much weight, this vehicle is just to small / narrow for that much weight.

Easily the best car I have ever owned, purchased in 2006 with 35000 miles on it. I've had a Blazer, Montero and Ford Explorer, J30, I pray this car never wears out ! Infinity does not have a replacement for this vehicle.
If it got better gas mileage I'd go buy an extra one and garage it so I could have one for the next 10 years. Great all weather suv, rain, snow and mud are no problem. It has a 5000 lb towing capacity, but you would be crazy to tow that much weight, this vehicle is just to small / narrow for that much weight.

The best SUV I have owned, super reliable Nissan Power Plant with niceties luxury appointments throughout without overwhelming you with unnecessary luxury gadgets. 75,000 miles without a single repair needed (other than the single-slot CD changer on the radio).

The Infinity QX4 is a great overall car, you get a lot for the money

The Infiniti QX4 by far is the best entry into the luxury SUV market! It drives like a high-end luxury car, yet can faces the demands of an off-road sport utility vehicle. I know, because although most of my driving is in 4 season conditions (including snow) its 'on the fly' 4x on demand is superb! Also, recently I drove over a "roadless" 18,000 ranch, driving through streams, meadows (viewing a moving elk herd), over rotten fallen logs and boulders, and it wasn't at all 'anaemic' as some reviewers give this classic luxury SUV. However, if you're measuring it's 'get up and go' power with freeway passing, it is a bit sluggish, even compared with my wife's 1997 Infiniti J30. My only concern for any Infinity owner is the lack of dealerships spread out over America. The only dealer in Oregon is in Beaverton, and we live in Bend, OR! A learning point here is that Nissan dealers cannot serve all points/needs of an Infiniti. My 1997 QX4 has less than 100k miles, and most people think it is NEW!

The Infinity QX4 4x4 is good value for the money, and the resale numbers are very good.

Great luxury SUV, Thats why its in the "luxury" class. Performance is good....my rating would be much higher if gas mileage was higher. It's a great vehicle.....and where in the heck is that Bob seeger music coming from? I already checked the cd and the cd changer. Is it possible its programmed into the CD player...what a concept. By the way I'm a tuff reviewer, what can I say as a customer we can influence.

I love my QX4 and have almost 100K on it now. It's currently in for a new timing belt and other work expected of a car with this much mileage. Now looking at third set of tires because of weight. 3rd set of front brakes also being on. This has been the best car I've ever had (had a Jag before so what can you expect?!?).

I have a 2002 QX4 and I love it. It is perfect not to big not to small. Looks great and has good off-road capibility. It is great for the family on long trips. I have not seen any problems with it so far.

I like my 1997 Infinity good and reliable. Especially here in Canada. Too much snow. But to changed the oil and filter forget it. It's hard. please give some details

I have a 1998 Model Infinity QX4 4*4 offroader (am I the only one who thinks this car isn't slow? Mine isn't, and I drive pretty fast). It does guzzle gas around town, so I'm glad my commute is only 3 miles each day. The climate system is awesome, and combined with the leather interior, quiet ride, smooth handling, and Bose sound system, it is possible to get very comfortable in this SUV. It also has done some amazing things off-road that my brother's 4X4 Ranger Pickup couldn't do. The one-touch 4X4 selector lets you change the mode from performing part-time (like a Subaru Outback, OK for most slippery situations) to full time (like a Ford Bronco). The best thing is that it does all this while driving with the feel of a good Volvo, and nothing else I tried could do that, even the Lexus.

I had a 98 and turned it in for a 2001 Infinity QX4 4x4 offeroader (can't beat the financing charges!) This one is definitely a move up from the former. While not exactly exhilarating, the acceleration and power are at least acceptable, interior was upgraded significantly, but they still need to do something about the tiny back seat.

The Infinity QX4 is hardly a luxury SUV - the above bad points would have been addressed.

The Infinity QX4 4x4 offroader is a very powerful, strong vehicle for a low purchase price.

Infinity QX4 .... one two months

Overall, my 2001 Infinity QX4 is a good value 4x4. All except the "rip-off" navigation system. It only covers a small part of the US (4 states). They make you buy 8 more cds at a cost of $130 each if you want coverage of the entire US. They should be honest & market the system as a "limited" navagation system.