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When you’re researching a vehicle, knowing the Infiniti All Models price is just the starting point—factors like the year, vehicle condition, and region all play a role. If you’re curious about the Infiniti All Models 2019 price or wondering what is a 2019 Infiniti All Models worth, our database offers a clear, data‑driven snapshot without any inflated or misleading figures. This guide is designed to help you quickly grasp what you might expect to pay for a new or used Infiniti, how Depreciation impacts its value, and where each model stands in today’s market.

Below is a concise, easy‑to‑scan overview highlighted with key data points and insights into depreciation, comparison context and market positioning. All figures are indicative; actual prices depend on trim, mileage, condition and the marketplace you’re shopping in.

• Infiniti example range: Q50, QX50, QX60, QX80, M, and the SUV line.
• All Models price: Ranges from the entry‑level Q50 around $30,000 new to the luxury QX80 over $70,000.
• Used Infiniti All Models price: Dependent on mileage, service history and warranty coverage; generally 20‑40 % below new retail for mid‑tier models.
• Infiniti All Models depreciation: Typically loses 15‑20 % in the first year, 30‑35 % by the third, and then levels off.
• Infiniti All Models 2019 price: Varies by trim; a 2019 QX60 starts around $45k new, a recent used version would normally index roughly 25‑30 % lower.

Key specifications (typical across the Infiniti family)

Below is a generic engine, transmission, fuel, and dimension profile that most Infiniti models share, with variation by trim and date:

• Engine: • 2.0‑L Turbo‑I4 (up to 250 hp), • 3.5‑L V6 (up to 310 hp), • 3.0‑L twin‑turbo V6 (up to 390 hp). Higher‑trim hybrids add a mild‑electric assist.
• Transmission: 8‑speed automatic, dual‑clutch options on certain models (QX60 Lite, QX80). Lead‑in‑gauge segmented for smooth NVG cues.
• Fuel type: Regular Gasoline (87 Octane) on most; premium needed for 2.0‑L turbo sports lines.
• Drivetrain: Front‑wheel drive common; full‑time AWD recommended for QX60, QX80, QX50 (conditions, cross‑country).
• Dimensions: • Minimum length, 190‑200 in; • Width 78‑84 in; • Height 65‑70 in; • Wheelbase 112‑122 in.
• Seating capacity: 5 (Sedans, Coupes), 7 (Suvs, Crossover), 8 (Luxury ones).
• Safety & tech: • Adaptive Cruise Control, • Lane‑Guidance Assist, • Adaptive Lighting, • 10‑inch infotainment, • Full Apple/Android integration, • 3‑Zone Climate.

Depreciation Insights for Infiniti Models

When you look at the Infiniti All Models depreciation curve, it follows a fairly predictable pattern. In the first year, values typically drop 15‑20 % from new retail. You can observe a smaller dip—roughly 10 %—Year 2 and 5 % in Year 3. By Years 4‑5, the decline generally levels at around 5‑8 % yearly.

Let's take a 2019 comparison as an example:

• 2019 Infiniti QX60 new price: ~$45,000.
• Year 1 (2020) – Estimated 18 % drop → ~$36,900.
• Year 2 (2021) – Additional 7 % → ~$34,300.
• Year 3 (2022) – ~5 % → ~$32,590.

For used Infiniti All Models price readers, knowing the depreciation timeline helps you decide when to buy or whether to hold. The data shows most 2019 cars are now in the 2018‑2019 used range (maintenance

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