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Infiniti QX60 AWD
Infiniti · Cars · 2023
Infiniti QX60 AWD (2023)
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⚠ 27 complaints
Status
Safe
Good track record, minimal issues
Status Safe — no safety recalls recorded; minor complaints only.
Specifications
Engine Size3.5 L
Fuel TypePremium
Transmission9 speed automatic
DrivetrainAll-Wheel Drive
Combined MPG22 MPG
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Price$49,200$23,000–$31,000———$27,900
Engine Capacity3.5 L2L2L3L3L1.3L
Fuel TypePremiumRegularRegularDieselDieselRegular
Transmission9 speed automaticAutomatic (AV-S1)Automatic (AV-S10)Automatic 10-spdAutomatic 10-spdAutomatic 9-spd
Body TypeSUVSmall Sport Utility Vehicle 2WDSmall Sport Utility Vehicle 2WDStandard Sport Utility Vehicle 4WDStandard Sport Utility Vehicle 2WDSmall Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD
About

The 2023 Infiniti QX60 AWD is a safe and capable standard sport utility vehicle, offering a spacious interior with its 197.1-inch length and 118.1-inch wheelbase. Its powerful 3.5L V6 engine delivers 295 horsepower and 270 lb-ft of torque, paired with a smooth 9-speed automatic transmission for confident all-wheel drive performance.

Pros
  • Safe vehicle status
  • No recalls on record
  • Spacious dimensions
  • Strong horsepower output
Cons
  • 27 complaints on record
  • Premium fuel required
Complaints27 total
INFINITI QX60 2023 SERVICE BRAKES
low
REAR BRAKE PADS NEED TO BE REPLACED AT 20K MILES.
NHTSAUSMar 2026Source →
INFINITI QX60 2023 UNKNOWN OR OTHER
low
Sunroof Shattered into pieces without any object collision with Dealer refusing to change even though it was under warranty even though it was not due to any external object hitting or nothing. just shattering.
NHTSAUSJan 2026Source →
INFINITI QX60 2023 SEATS
low
Power button works from third row when pushed. Even with weight in the seat the middle row can move freely on the track.
NHTSAUSJul 2025Source →
INFINITI QX60 2023 FUEL/PROPULSION SYSTEM
medium
This vehicle has ~43k miles and in the shop 3 times. Once I had computer issues and was replaced, and twice now to replace the fuel pump. First instance, I was at a stop sign and tried to accelerate but the car wouldn't move. It was like it was in neutral but was in drive. I had to shut car down, restart and was able to get to the dealership. Second time, I left work driving ~73 mph on [XXX] in Jacksonville Florida when out of nowhere I could feel the gas not taking. I then got a flashing message across my dashboard several times that said "Engine Stalled" . Imagine the fear in the middle of the highway and essentially having no gas power. Fortunately, since I was leaving at noon, it was not rush hour and fortunately this occurred right before an exit. I was able to remain calm and not panic and get over two lanes in time to pull off to an exit ramp all the while de-accelerating until I landed in the grass off the exit ramp. I cross [XXX] every day for work and cars losing power going 75 mph on [XXX] is terrifying and could easily lead to a wreck and in the most unfortunate incidents on that bridge; cars hit have gone over the side. Again, second time now they are supposedly replacing the fuel pump. How can two be bad? This is so dangerous for someone to be put in this situation. I have seen other posts on the Internet with fuel pump issues on the 2023 QX60 and similar circumstances. Car is in the shop now so don't have the receipt yet for the replacement. INFORMATION REDACTED PURSUANT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6)
NHTSAUSJun 2025Source →
INFINITI QX60 2023 UNKNOWN OR OTHER
medium
We leased a 2023 Infiniti QX60 in May 2023. After the birth of our third child recently in 2025, we discovered that when two car seats are installed in the second row using seat belts (as required), the seats cannot be flipped forward. This makes the third row completely inaccessible without removing the children and car seats each time, our children in the second row would also have to be forward facing to allow room for our car seat in the rear. Which each child at this point is rear facing and under 50lbs. Our child in the third row cannot enter and exit safely, and we cannot verify if he is buckled in correctly. In the event of an emergency, this poses a serious safety risk. The vehicle’s configuration is not suitable for safe transport of three children using car seats, which is a typical use case for this type of family vehicle.
NHTSAUSMay 2025Source →
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Status history
Certified→Safe15 Jun 2026
Lemon Score: 87. 15 data points. v3 scoring.
Uncertain→Certified27 May 2026
Lemon Score: 100. 0 data points. v3 scoring.
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