Why Does Infiniti Have Low Resale Value?

[SanHadley]

Although Infiniti is Nissan's luxury sub-brand, it is too niche, resulting in low resale value. Below is an introduction to Infiniti: 1. Exterior Design: The double-arch grille, iconic headlights, and sporty front bumper all exude a strong sense of premium quality and sophistication. From the side, the smooth and powerful lines, combined with the addition of aluminum alloy wheels, present a full sense of sportiness. 2. Powertrain: Equipped with a 2.0-liter inline four-cylinder turbocharged engine, it delivers a maximum power of 155 kW and a peak torque of 350 Nm, providing ample power.

[LunaAnn]

I drove an Infiniti QX50 for five years and deeply experienced the pain of its steep depreciation in the used car market. Honestly, with the brand's new cars frequently discounted, who would dare to pay a premium for a used one? A few years ago, I planned a suburban road trip, but the navigation system froze and rebooted three times—the infotainment system felt as outdated as a Symbian phone. More and more 4S dealerships are closing down; the one near my home switched to selling BYD last year. When I tried to sell it, I found that a Lexus RX from the same year fetched 80,000 yuan more than mine. A mechanic quietly told me their parts are 30% pricier than Audi's.