Get reliability information for the 2018 Infiniti Q60 from Consumer Reports, which combines extensive survey data and expert technical knowledge.

To put these numbers in perspective, in 2018 — the peak year for the Infiniti Q60 — BMW sold 31,379 units of the 4-Series, Audi sold 25,777 units of the A5, and Mercedes sold over 54,000 units ...

It was pretty much an open secret that the Q60’s days were numbered. Now we know how many it has left: less than 180. In fact, mark 2022 as the last year for Infiniti’s stylish but under ...

The Q60 is a great-looking coupe, but boring to drive. Sure you can get the same twin turbo 400 horsepower V6 that's found in the new Z, but you have to drop nearly $60,000 to get it with the Red ...

The Q60 is also closely related to the Infiniti Q50, though the sedan will soldier on through the 2023 model year and possibly beyond. As for Infiniti's SUV and EV plans, a redesigned QX80 is ...

Infiniti has confirmed that it will discontinue of its Q60 coupe following the 2022 model year. The cancellation comes as the company is focusing on more popular segments such as crossovers and SUVs.

Independent Expert Opinion - Find the best Infiniti deals! Photo: Ron Sessions Good-looking from any angle, the 2022 Infiniti Q60 defies the ages. It's quick enough, certainly agile, and is always a ...

The Q60's profile looks great. Craig Cole/Roadshow Thank goodness it's pretty, because there are few other reasons to buy a 2022 . With its leering headlamps, curvaceous body and perky rear, this ...

Opting for the Red Sport will set you back at least $59,225. Both figures include a $1,025 destination charge. For more on the Infiniti Q60, read the in-depth reviews at The Car Connection.

2021 Infiniti Q60 Red Sport 400 Josh Max In 2018, Infiniti announced “Infiniti expects more than half its global sales to be comprised of electric vehicles by 2025.” Get it while it lasts, folks.

Henry Phillips I genuinely hoped the 2021 Infiniti Q60 Red Sport 400 would be an engaging, entertaining sports car worth the $65,000 price tag. Unfortunately for Infiniti, it just isn’t.

A beefed-up, mean-looking Q60 on the outside, Project Black paired a twin-turbo, 3.0-liter V6 engine to three motor-generator units for energy recovery and a 4.4kWh battery for storage.