2017 INFINITI Q70 Reviews and Ratings

Great power and handling, technology, fit and finish, quiet ride, comfortable with adjustable shift setting, etc.

2017 Q70S, sport model adds the 4 piston front and 2 piston rear brakes along with stiffer springs and 20" rims on all season tires. Ride a bit rough over some bumps, but handles great. Steering feel is good, only back to dealer for 2 oil changes in first 15000 miles. Great head room to sit in high position with good seating comfort and adjustments. Safety tech package optional in ''17 is well worth it, even emergency braking in reverse when detecting an object. 360 aerial view using the 4 cameras excellent for parking. Bose 16 speaker audio OK, not best.

"The Infiniti Q70L is fun to drive. I get 27miles per gal. on the highway and 20 miles per gal. in city driving. The Q70L has a very large back seat and is ideal for my 6'5"" friends. The GPS system is great and the safety features.are worth the additional dollars spent."

For the price of the vehicle, it leaves a lot to be desired. The GPS system is antiquated, does not work well. The voice command often times does not understand and gets it wrong. The GPS system does not have a real compass. The compass it has, is too small and hard to see and does not indicate the true direction. Speed limit not shown on GPS for most roadways. The ride is too soft, The handling is not what it should be. The millage is not good, this car should have an 8th gear so it can travel at highway speeds at less rpm's so it can get more MPG. This vehicle was not a good deal.

"The navigation system is not up to par. Major freeway additions that were completed a full year prior to my car's manufacture date, are not in the system. The cars computer is not compatible with Android Auto or any other external software that could be used for traffic and navigation (Google Maps). When I asked Infiniti USA about these two items, I got basically no response. Other than ""I guess you'll have to purchase an updated map version next year."" Other car companies ARE making their navigation packages compatible with external software."