Infiniti FX Summary
The Infiniti FX is a mid-sized luxury SUV built for adventure. Though it lacks the cargo space of other mid-sized SUVs, it wasn’t designed for family use. Instead, it was built for active drivers who are looking for utility and performance.
While the line was discontinued in 2013, Infiniti FX reliability ratings are high and replacement parts relatively affordable. The Infiniti FX's fuel economy is on par with others in its class, with an average of 13.8 L/100 km. Overall, the Infiniti FX is a versatile, dependable ride that suits active drivers.
Infiniti FX Safety
The Infiniti FX has received top safety scores from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) since 2009. Safety features are abundant:
- Standard driver, passenger, front head, rear-head and front-side airbags
- Standard anti-lock braking system (ABS), traction control and electronic stability control (ESC) to prevent skidding when braking suddenly
- Available rearview camera to assist with reversing, which comes standard in models 2006 onward
- Available surround-view camera for models 2012+ models
- Lane departure warning to keep drivers from drifting out of their lane, standard in models from 2004
- Available adaptive cruise control, which senses the speeds of surrounding vehicles and adjustments the speed accordingly
Infiniti FX Interior
Meant to be enjoyed by active drivers, the interior is functional and attractive. Models from 2006 and onward offer a variety of features as standard, like dual-zone automatic climate control, a premium sound system, a leather interior and speed-sensitive front windshield wipers so your visibility never suffers. Drivers praise the layout of the dashboard, describing it as intuitive and user-friendly.
Infiniti FX Technology
The Infiniti FX doesn't lack in tech. Some drivers feel that the features available can be a little overwhelming, but if you're someone who appreciates gadgets, the Infiniti FX won't disappoint. Available features include:
- Bluetooth connectivity to enable mobile device connection, standard as of 2012 and optional as of 2009
- Satellite radio, standard as of 2008
- 300-watt Bose audio system, standard in 2006+ models
- Built-in navigation system, optional from 2009
- A 7-inch screen, standard in 2006+ models
- Rear DVD entertainment system, available from 2013
Infiniti FX Space
At about 24 cubic feet, the Infiniti FX doesn’t have as much cabin room as other SUVs, and the cargo space is also smaller. However, the Infiniti FX’s towing capacity is impressive. At 3,500 pounds, it's ideal for towing a small trailer. You can also fold down the rear seats, expanding the cargo space to 62 cubic feet.
Infiniti FX Comfort
The five-speed automatic transmission with available Infiniti FX manual transmission mode lets you customize your driving experience. The Infiniti FX also has supportive and heated leather seats, to keep you comfortable even on long road trips. All-wheel drive also comes standard, which offers you even more control on the road, especially in adverse weather conditions. Some drivers do mention that the Infiniti FX doesn't block outside noise very well, especially on the highway, but others say that it isn't noticeable enough to be a bother.