Infiniti Sets Pricing for QX50, QX70 Luxury SUVs
Infiniti has announced retail pricing for its 2015 QX50 and QX70 luxury SUVs, which are on sale now at dealers. Infiniti has discontinued the 5.0-liter V-8 engine offered in the 2014 lineup.
Photo of QX50 courtesy of Infiniti.
Photo of QX50 courtesy of Infiniti.
Infiniti has announced retail pricing for its 2015 QX50 and QX70 luxury SUVs, which are on sale now at dealers. Infiniti has discontinued the 5.0-liter V-8 engine offered in the 2014 lineup.
The QX50 compact SUV (formerly known as the EX) is available in four models powered by a 3.7-liter V-6 engine. The base rear-wheel drive model starts at $35,000. Adding rear-wheel drive brings the price to $36,400. The QX50 Journey rear-wheel drive starts at $37,200; adding all-wheel drive boosts the price to $38,600. Prices don't include a $995 destination fee.
Infiniti has added Bluetooth hands-free calling as a standard feature for 2015.
The QX70 mid-size SUV (formerly the FX) rear-wheel drive model starts at $45,850 plus the $995 destination charge. Adding all-wheel drive takes the starting price to $47,300. The QX70 is powered by a 3.7-liter V-6 engine.
A refreshed version of the QX80 full-size SUV at the New York International Auto Show, but pricing has not been set for that vehicle.
Photo of QX70 courtesy of Infiniti.
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