Infiniti QX4 Road Test
Introduction
Think of the QX4 as a Nissan Pathfinder that's putting on airs. The only important difference is that the Pathfinder lacks the QX4's selectable full-time four-wheel-drive system, which can be engaged permanently. Cargo space and recommended payload are modest, making this vehicle less useful than it may seem. The front seats are comfortable; the rear seat, much less so. The cabin admits too much wind and engine noise. Handling is secure but unimpressive, acceleration is unexceptional, and fuel economy is mediocre.