Overview & Reviews

User Reviews:

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  Infinity 2016 QX80 depreciation - 2016 Infiniti QX80
  By Ripoff - June 26 - 7:49 am

  Car is great overall however the Infinity QX80 does not hold its value and expect To take a huge loss if you plan on selling youre used QX80. I bought mine a little over 1-year ago with a sticker price of 81K and now 1-year later its valued at 48K, a 30K + drop in 1-year. I will never buy a Infinity again

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  RoadTrip - 2016 Infiniti QX80
  By Calvin Dill - August 11 - 2:47 pm

  If you are looking for a dependable, great road care that is comfortable for long drives and has kid entertainment with good around town manners and bang for your buck this is the best luxury vehicle on the market. If you are looking for fair gas mileage and a great large SUV the QX80 will thrill you if gas mileage is your top priority stay away from the QX80.

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  Great overall SUV - 2016 Infiniti QX80
  By RDiaz - September 18 - 11:43 am

  Great SUV, Ive owned Mercedes, Escalate, BMW and a Tahoe, by far this one is the best Ive own. Gas is what you expect from a large 400HP engine, but no complaints from me. Real confortable and easy to drive around town, and it doesnt feel big at all.

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  2000 miles on the Range (and the mountains)! - 2016 Infiniti QX80
  By Montana Visitor - July 7 - 2:39 pm

  I reserved a full-size SUV with Hertz for the family trip to western Montana. We really got lucky when all they had was a QX80 at Bozeman airport. There were multiple days that we spent 6 - 8 hours in the vehicle and more than once 4+ hours at a time. We were all quite comfortable at all times. Ive never driven a vehicle that was comfortable so such lengths of time. It was also a joy to drive on Montanas pothole-free highways and backroads. Handled high-speeds (in excess of 100 mph) with rock-solid stability and only a bit of wind-noise as a sign. Yes, Virginia, such speeds are completely safe on a 4-mile straight on a perfectly smooth road, with no trees in sight (you can see any cars, animals, pedestrians, etc. miles away). Fuel economy seemed fine - its a big SUV with a powerful V8! Also, Im used to driving full-size trucks with V8s so I knew what to expect. Was disappointed, but not surprised when I confirmed the price is more than Im willing to spend. Cant justify $70k+ in the northeast where our vehicles are bathed in corrosive salt-spray 5 months per year. Very happy to learn the 2017 Nissan Armada is basically the QX80 with slightly fewer features, Nissan badges, and $15k cheaper. The Armada will be first on my list when we need to replace a vehicle. P.S. I picked "Limited" trim level because Edmunds wouldnt allow me to skip it. Im not sure which trim level I drove.