Nissan launches its luxury division, INFINITI, on November 8, 1989. INFINITI first U.S. products are the Q45 flagship sedan and the M30 coupe. The brand is aimed at competing with other Japanese luxury marques that are gaining popularity. Over the years, the product focus of the brand shifts from sport luxury sedans to crossovers and SUVs while still maintaining a performance oriented image with the Q series vehicle lineup.

When purchasing a used INFINITI vehicle, buyers typically look for luxury amenities along with much better value when compared to other European models. Several popular vehicles such as the QX60, QX80, QX50, Q50, and Q60 are highly desired.

Most buyers seek out vehicles that are well maintained, have complete service records, include clean vehicle history reports, and offer desirable trim options such as AWD, premium audio, and driver assist packages. Many new INFINITI vehicles are available with advanced driver assistance systems like ProPILOT Assist, which may appeal to shoppers.

Additionally, the INFINITI CPO program gives buyers added peace of mind, with vehicles receiving a complete inspection and offering extended warranties. Because INFINITI and Nissan share a platform, the cost of parts and service is often lower for budget conscious luxury vehicle buyers.

Here are a few INFINITI facts to consider:

• iSeeCars estimates that a new INFINITI QX80 loses approximately 62.9 percent of its value in five years, down to an approximate sale price of $31,095. Therefore, the condition of your vehicle, the mileage it has traveled, and the service history of your vehicle are all potential influences on how much money you receive at resale time. (iSeeCars)
• INFINITI new-vehicle basic warranties provide coverage for four years or 60,000 miles, whichever occurs first. They also provide six years or 70,000 miles of powertrain coverage, whichever occurs first. (INFINITI)
• The 2024 and 2025 INFINITI QX60 is given the TOP SAFETY PICK+ designation by the IIHS for safety bragging rights. (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety)
• The 2024 INFINITI QX60 has an estimated EPA fuel economy rating of 23 mpg combined (21 city/26 highway) with front-wheel drive. It has a combined rating of 22 mpg (20 city/25 highway) with all-wheel drive. (FuelEconomy.gov)
• If you are assessing trade-in offers against the price you receive if you sell it privately, INFINITI USA’s total 2024 delivery figure of 58,070 vehicles is a helpful market benchmark. Of those, 15,503 vehicles are delivered in Q4 of that year. (INFINITI USA)
• NHTSA’s large-scale campaign involves a 2025 recall (NHTSA recall number 25V437) for potential engine failure risk affecting 84,536 INFINITI QX50 SUVs (model years 2019–2022) and 5,124 INFINITI QX55 SUVs (model year 2022). Recalls are VIN-specific. (NHTSA)
• All new INFINITI vehicles from 2023 onward come with INFINITI Premium Care. This includes, among other services, three free oil changes and three free tire rotations for the first three years or until the vehicle reaches its designated mileage period, whichever comes first. (INFINITI)
• According to J.D. Power’s 2024 Initial Quality Study conducted in the United States, INFINITI finishes in fourth place among premium brands, with 187 issues per 100 vehicles. The study reflects only the first 90 days of vehicle ownership and does not assess long-term performance. (Nissan Newsroom)
• INFINITI manufactures its QX80 luxury SUV in Kyushu, Japan, since 2010. It now plans to build two all-electric INFINITI vehicles in Canton, Mississippi, where Nissan’s main assembly plant is located. (Nissan Global)

Popular Infiniti Vehicles Wanted

We purchase all types of Infiniti vehicles and evaluate them based upon overall condition including the exterior, mileage, title type, service history, and drivetrain such as all-wheel drive versus rear-wheel drive. We pay particular attention to what can be verified about how they operate, how they were cared for, and what repairs are currently required.

If your Infiniti has been in a collision, is not running, shows more miles than indicated on the odometer, has been damaged by severe weather or flooding, has little to no value, or has minor or major mechanical or cosmetic defects, we will purchase it. We also purchase Infiniti vehicles that have salvage or branded titles, cars without keys, or cars with expired registration.

We will give you a fair offer on any of the following Infiniti vehicles.