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Infiniti’s 2017 QX60 Pricing Starts at $43,100
Pricing for Infiniti's updated 2017 QX60 SUV will start at $43,100, the company announced. The vehicle will feature a new 3.5L direct injection V6 with 30 additional horsepower – now rated at 295 hp.
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October 6, 20161 min to read
Photo of the QX60 courtesy of Infiniti.
Pricing for Infiniti's updated 2017-MY QX60 SUV will start at $43,100, the company announced. The 7-passenger QX60 is again offered in a choice of front-wheel drive (FWD) or Infiniti Intelligent All-Wheel Drive (AWD). FWD is offered at the base price, and AWD is priced at $44,900.
The updated QX60 powertrain’s new 3.5L DOHC V6 adds direct injection technology, a revised air intake system, electronic variable timing control , and mirror bore coating. The engine is rated at 295 hp (an increase of 30 hp from 2016) and 270 lb-ft of torque (an increase of 22 lb-ft from 2016). It is matched to an advanced continuously variable transmission, according to the automaker.
The QX60 also offers advanced safety and driving technologies, including forward collision warning, intelligent cruise control, and lane departure warning, according to the automaker. It also features Infiniti InTouch, which integrates navigation, security, and entertainment into an instrument panel-mounted control system.
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