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Which generation of Infiniti QX60 has transmission issues?

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CatherineFitz

07/30/25 3:52am

Infiniti QX60 transmission issues are more common in the 2017 model. Below is an introduction to the QX60 related content: Model: The Infiniti QX60, as a fully imported mid-to-large seven-seater model from Infiniti, has always been known for its cost-effectiveness in the industry. The 2018 QX60 underwent minor modifications during its mid-cycle update, featuring LED daytime running lights and LED fog lights. The low-end version of the QX60 still uses xenon headlights. Exterior: The front grille is more attractive. Dimensions: The length, width, and height are 5092mm, 1960mm, and 1750mm respectively, making it longer than competitors like the Lexus RX and the Grand Cherokee. The wheelbase is 2900mm, slightly shorter than the Grand Cherokee. Body side: The body side is stable, with Bridgestone all-season tires at the front and rear, sized 235/55 on 20-inch wheels. The rear design is conventional, with a rear cargo space of 447L.

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