Infiniti Q60 years to avoid and best years

Newer Infiniti Q60 years have fewer owner complaints per year than the older ones. 2017 has the most complaints per year, at 4 (34 complaints). 2017 through 2018 are in that same range. From 2019 on, complaints per year fall. Among years old enough to compare, the fewest complaints per year are 2015 at 0 (from 2 complaints), 2020 at 0 (from 2 complaints), and 2021 at 1 (from 3 complaints). On the 2017 Infiniti Q60, 7 of 34 complaints name Engine.

Data as of .

2014 Infiniti Q60
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Most complaints

2017

4 per year · 34 complaints

Fewest complaints

2015

0 per year · 2 complaints

Fewest complaints

2020

0 per year · 2 complaints

Fewest complaints

2021

1 per year · 3 complaints

Infiniti Q60 reliability by year

Most Fewest Other
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Each year is complaints filed in that year’s first 3 years on the road, divided by however many of those years have passed. A model year younger than 3 years is too early to compare, so it is left out of the years named as having the fewest or the most complaints. Recalls are a separate count. The numbers are for the US-market Infiniti Q60. How we count.

By model year

Year Per year on the road Complaints Recalls Most-filed complaint Avg. combined MPG
2022 0 0 0 — 21.8
2021 → Fewest 1 3 2 Engine 21.8
2020 Fewest 0 2 1 Air bags, Seats 21.8
2019 → 1 4 1 Electrical system 22.7
2018 → 4 25 1 Air bags 22.7
2017 → Most 4 34 1 Engine 23.3
2015 Fewest 0 2 0 Electrical system, Fuel and propulsion system 20.2
2014 → 1 13 0 Air bags 20.2

Years with a → link have a full model-year page.

What owners file about

Air bags
16
Engine
11
Steering
5
Powertrain, Engine
4
Electrical system
3
Service brakes
3
Air bags, Seats
2
Engine and engine cooling
2
Engine, Fuel and propulsion system
2
Fuel and propulsion system
2
Powertrain
2
Steering, Electrical system
2

Generations

CV37 generation 2014–present
20142015201720182019202020212022
Body styles
Coupe
Oil
0W-20 (3.0L twin-turbo VR30; capacity differs RWD vs AWD)
Tire size
245/40R19 (common Red Sport)

Known issues for this generation

Recall 17V476000 covers certain 2017 Infiniti Q60 vehicles (with 2016-2018 Q50) equipped with a 2.0L engine whose Fuel Pump Control Module software may allow the main tank fuel level to run too low to supply the engine, causing a stall while driving; dealers reprogram the FPCM. Recall 19V654000 covers certain 2018-2019 Q60 vehicles among a large Nissan/Infiniti back-up camera settings campaign; dealers update back-up camera settings software. Recall 20V145000 covers certain 2020 Q60 vehicles whose rear seat belt webbing sensor locking mechanism may not lock as intended; dealers inspect production dates and replace assemblies as needed. Recall 21V234000 covers certain 2021 Q60 vehicles (with Q50) whose ECM may incorrectly reduce engine power and fuel supply after detecting rapid acceleration, which can stall the engine; dealers reprogram the ECM. Recall 21V599000 covers certain 2021 Q60 vehicles (with Q50 and QX80) where a software error may blank the audio/video screen so the rear-view image does not display; dealers update control unit software.

Frequently asked questions

Which Infiniti Q60 years have fewer owner complaints?

Among years old enough to compare, the fewest complaints per year are 2015 at 0 (from 2 complaints), 2020 at 0 (from 2 complaints), and 2021 at 1 (from 3 complaints).

Which Infiniti Q60 year has the most owner complaints?

2017 has the most complaints per year, at 4 (34 complaints). 2017 through 2018 are in that same range. On the 2017 Infiniti Q60, 7 of 34 complaints name Engine.

How do Infiniti Q60 owner complaints compare by year?

Newer Infiniti Q60 years have fewer owner complaints per year than the older ones. From 2019 on, complaints per year fall.

What oil does an Infiniti Q60 take?

0W-20 for the 3.0L twin-turbo VR30; capacity differs RWD vs AWD—confirm in the owner’s manual.

Is there a fuel pump software recall on 2017 Q60 models?

Recall 17V476000 covers certain 2017 Q60 vehicles (with 2016-2018 Q50) with a 2.0L engine whose FPCM software may let the main tank run too low and stall the engine.