You Can Buy An Infiniti QX60 Luxury SUV For Less Than A Nissan Kicks, But There’s A CVT-Sized Catch

The used-car market has a way of turning yesterday’s luxury into today’s bargain, and few vehicles illustrate that better than the first-generation Infiniti QX60. What started life as the JX35 before Infiniti reworked its naming scheme grew into a genuinely competitive three-row luxury SUV — one that took on the Audi Q7, Acura MDX, and Volvo XC90 with a steadily expanding suite of safety and driver-assist technology. By the end of its run, the QX60 offered some of Infiniti’s most advanced features — and now those well-equipped examples can be had for a fraction of their original sticker price.