Name: 2023 Infiniti QX60
Brand: Infiniti
Availability: InStock

Question 1

What trims of the 2023 QX60 are offered in Canada and what is the complete price range?

Accepted Answer

The 2023 Infiniti QX60 is offered in Canada in six trim levels, all with standard Intelligent AWD and the 295 hp V6 3.5L engine: Base (approximately $56,995), Pure (approximately $60,995), Luxe (approximately $68,995), ProAssist (approximately $73,995), Sensory (approximately $77,995) and Autograph (approximately $83,995). The Pure adds over the Base: a sliding panoramic sunroof (the Base has only a fixed roof), 20-inch alloy wheels, ventilated front seats and second-row leather with heating. The Luxe integrates the Infiniti Around View 360-degree camera, third-row leather seating and adaptive LED headlights with automatic high-beams. The ProAssist incorporates the ProPilot Assist semi-autonomous highway system. The Sensory is distinguishable by its frameless panoramic glass roof without a center bar and signature Maroccen leather seating. The Autograph is the most exclusive trim with quilted semi-aniline leather seats, burl wood trim and a distinctive Autograph badge. For Canadian families seeking a competitive 7-seat luxury SUV, the QX60 Luxe generally represents the best equipment-to-price balance within this lineup.

Question 2

Does the 2023 QX60 compare favourably to the Lexus RX L, BMW X7 and Acura MDX in Canada?

Accepted Answer

The 2023 Infiniti QX60 sits in the three-row luxury SUV segment in Canada, where it faces strong competition. Against the 2023 Acura MDX (starting at approximately $57,500), the QX60 offers more third-row space and a comparable entry price, but the Acura MDX benefits from better J.D. Power reliability ratings and more spirited driving dynamics. Compared to the 2023 Lexus RX L (3 rows, starting around $57,000), the QX60 has a more generous interior but Lexus dominates on long-term reliability according to Canadian consumer surveys. Against the 2023 BMW X7 (starting around $89,900), the QX60 is significantly less expensive but cannot match the latest embedded technology, premium material quality or engine lineup breadth. The QX60's primary strength remains its space-to-price-to-equipment ratio in this segment: for a budget of $57,000 to $70,000, few three-row SUVs in Canada offer as much interior volume and standard equipment. Infiniti's 6-year/110,000 km powertrain warranty is comparable to Lexus (6 years/110,000 km), superior to BMW (4 years/80,000 km) and Acura (5 years/100,000 km).

Question 3

Is the 2023 QX60 reliable over the long term and what are typical maintenance costs in Canada?

Accepted Answer

The 2023 Infiniti QX60 is built around the 3.5L V6 engine (VQ35DD) with direct injection, a proven powertrain derived from the Nissan Pathfinder platform and used across numerous Nissan and Infiniti vehicles over many years. The current QX60 generation (fully reimagined since 2022) is still too recent to have an established long-term reliability history, but the 3.5L V6 block is known for its durability. Early North American owner reports from the 2022-2023 QX60 have flagged minor software glitches on the infotainment interface, addressed through dealership software updates. QX60 maintenance includes: 0W-20 synthetic oil changes every 8,000 km (approximately $120 to $160 at the dealership), spark plugs at 160,000 km (approximately $400 in parts and labour), transmission fluid at 60,000 km (approximately $200) and a full major service recommended at 100,000 km. An annual maintenance budget of $700 to $1,200 is reasonable for the first 5 years. The Infiniti Complete Care program, available at several Canadian dealerships, offers a fixed-price planned maintenance package — worth evaluating based on your expected annual mileage.

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