Name: 2019 Infiniti QX60 Premium 3.5 V6 AWD
Brand: Infiniti
SKU: mallae-vehicle-1090

I am offering this 2019 Infiniti QX60 Premium in white with a light beige interior. The vehicle is available in Dubai and is described as coming with major powertrain coverage up to 150,000 kilometres together with air-conditioning coverage. The current asking price and exact odometer reading are available on request because no precise figures are published. Serious buyers are welcome to arrange a viewing, verify the coverage in writing, bring an independent technician and complete a diagnostic scan and controlled road test. The QX60 is a premium three-row crossover designed to combine family practicality with a quiet, comfortable driving experience. Six original photographs show the front, both exterior angles, rear, driver area and passenger cabin. The white exterior is paired with chrome trim and alloy wheels, while the light cabin creates an open atmosphere and offers flexible seating for passengers and luggage. This 2019 model is mapped to the Premium catalogue price level and the 3.5-litre V6 four-wheel-drive specification. The powertrain uses a naturally aspirated V6 petrol engine and automatic continuously variable transmission. The exact badge, factory package and regional build should be confirmed using the chassis number, registration documents and equipment physically present on this individual vehicle. The 3.5-litre V6 is intended to provide smooth, progressive response for city traffic, motorway cruising and a fully occupied cabin. Four-wheel drive supports traction and stability when conditions require it. The QX60 is not presented as a sports SUV; its strengths are refinement, space, straightforward controls and relaxed long-distance use. The exterior should be inspected in daylight. Paint finish, panel gaps, bonnet, bumpers, door edges, lamps, glass, chrome trim, roof, tailgate and lower body areas can all be reviewed carefully. A paint-depth gauge can help compare panels consistently. The original photographs provide useful evidence, but direct inspection remains the proper way to judge cosmetic condition. The light beige cabin should be checked closely because pale upholstery makes wear easy to see. Inspect the front and rear seat surfaces, bolsters, belts, head restraints, carpets, door trims, roof lining and luggage-area panels. Every seat adjustment, sliding mechanism, folding function and third-row access feature should operate smoothly and be demonstrated during the viewing. A cold-start inspection is welcomed. Listen for abnormal mechanical noise, confirm prompt starting and stable idle, observe the instrument-panel self-test and look underneath for fresh leaks. As the engine reaches operating temperature, review throttle response, cooling stability, fan operation and air-conditioning performance. Warning lamps should follow the normal startup sequence and then extinguish. The CVT should engage Drive and Reverse promptly and smoothly. A useful road test includes parking manoeuvres, gentle urban acceleration, stop-and-go traffic, steady cruising and a legal motorway merge. Engine speed and road speed should build consistently without abnormal shudder, delayed engagement, excessive flare or warning messages. A diagnostic scan can provide further evidence about transmission condition. Steering should feel light and predictable during parking while remaining stable on a faster road. The vehicle should track straight without pulling, vibration or repeated correction. Listen for knocks over normal bumps and observe whether the steering wheel remains centred. Uneven tyre wear can indicate alignment, pressure or suspension history that deserves measurement. The braking system should be examined visually and on the road. Disc surfaces, pad thickness, hoses and brake-fluid condition can be checked before driving. During controlled braking, the QX60 should stop straight without steering shake, pedal pulsation, scraping or unusual noise. ABS and stability-control warning lamps should complete the correct self-test. All four tyres should match the correct size and specification, with suitable load and speed ratings, adequate tread, safe manufacturing dates and healthy sidewalls. Tyre age matters in the UAE climate even when tread remains. Wheel faces and inner rims can be checked for impact damage or previous repair, and the spare or emergency equipment should be inspected where supplied. A professional lift inspection is strongly recommended. A technician can examine the engine and transmission areas, transfer hardware, front and rear subframes, suspension arms, bushes, dampers, steering, brake lines, exhaust and underbody panels. The aim is to identify leaks, impact evidence, worn components or non-standard repairs before the buyer commits. An Infiniti-compatible electronic diagnostic scan can review the engine, CVT, four-wheel drive, anti-lock braking, stability control, airbags, steering, body-control, climate and infotainment modules. Both active and stored codes should be considered. Battery health and charging voltage are also worth measuring because low voltage can create misleading warnings and affect electronic reliability. Air-conditioning deserves special attention because coverage is mentioned and strong cooling is essential in Dubai. Test the system after the vehicle has been parked in the heat, both at idle and while driving. Airflow and temperature should be checked at front and rear vents. The compressor, condenser, cooling fans, refrigerant performance and cabin filters can be reviewed by a qualified workshop. The stated powertrain coverage up to 150,000 kilometres should be verified in writing. Confirm the provider, exact covered components, expiry date, mileage limit, transferability, claim procedure, exclusions, service requirements and deductible. The same checks apply to the air-conditioning coverage. Verbal descriptions should be matched with a valid contract before their value is included in the purchase decision. Every fitted cabin function should be demonstrated individually: instrument display, central screen, navigation, phone connection, audio, cameras, parking sensors, steering-wheel buttons, windows, locks, mirrors, lights, wipers, climate zones, seat controls, tailgate and charging ports. Equipment can vary with trim and region, so the vehicle itself remains the authority. Maintenance history is important for a used premium crossover. Available invoices and service records should be checked for engine oil and filters, air and cabin filters, brake fluid, coolant, spark plugs, CVT fluid, battery, tyres and software updates. Dates and kilometre readings should be consistent. A clear maintenance baseline helps the next owner plan costs and preserve reliability. The exact mileage should be confirmed from the instrument cluster during viewing. It is not responsible to convert the 150,000-kilometre warranty limit into the vehicle mileage, because those are different facts. The structured listing therefore leaves mileage pending rather than inventing a number. The current asking price is handled in the same way and is available directly on enquiry. The chassis number should be matched to the registration papers and visible identity points before transfer. Ownership status, finance clearance, accident history, regional specification, warranty, service package, registration requirements and insurance should be checked. The buyer should also confirm the number of keys, manuals, service documents, spare equipment and accessories included. The QX60 is particularly useful for buyers who need three-row flexibility. The second row supports family access, the third row adds occasional passenger capacity and the rear cargo area can be expanded by folding seats. Door operation, seat latches, child-seat mounting points and tailgate function should all be inspected to make sure the vehicle suits the buyer’s routine. A progressive road test gives better information than aggressive driving. Begin with low-speed manoeuvres and parking aids, then assess ride, steering, brakes and transmission on normal streets. After the engine and tyres are warm, include a legal faster section to check straight-line stability, response and cabin noise. The vehicle should remain consistent without overheating or warning messages. Fuel consumption depends on traffic, speed, air-conditioning, tyre pressure, passenger load and driving style. The 3.5-litre V6 is selected for smoothness and usable performance rather than minimum fuel use. Buyers should budget for fuel, insurance, registration, tyres, brakes, CVT service, cooling-system care and other routine maintenance as part of total ownership. Consumables are simple to verify and important for the first-year budget. Check tyre dates, brake wear, battery date, wiper blades, bulbs, filters and fluid levels. Knowing their present condition before purchase makes the transaction clearer and allows normal replacements to be planned rather than treated as unexpected faults. I welcome serious buyers who want to inspect the vehicle properly. Bring an Infiniti specialist, review all six original photographs, examine the body and cabin in daylight, scan every control module, place the vehicle on a lift, verify the warranty documents and complete a controlled road test. Clear evidence supports a confident decision for both sides. Contact me by phone or WhatsApp on +97158598051900 to arrange a viewing in Dubai, confirm the current asking price and read the actual odometer. This white 2019 Infiniti QX60 Premium has a light beige three-row cabin, 3.5-litre V6 four-wheel-drive catalogue mapping, stated major-component coverage to 150,000 kilometres and stated air-conditioning coverage. All documents and conditions can be verified before commitment.

From 2014, the Infiniti JX35 became the QX60 to follow the Japanese brand's new naming structure, and it received a facelift for 2016. It has remained the same for the 2017 model year. Powered by a 3.5-litre V6 mated to a CVT automatic and all-wheel-drive, the Infiniti QX60 is aimed at the family crowd. With three-row seating, leather upholstery and a touchscreen multimedia computer, all models are generously equipped as luxury vehicles, unlike the cloth-wearing base models peddled as premium vehicles by German competitors. Depending on trim level, available features include smart keyless entry and start, tri-zone auto a/c with air purifier, 15-speaker CD/MP3 stereo with USB port and Bluetooth, powered front seats with memory and ventilation, split-folding second and third-row seats, wood trim, hard-drive navigation, around-view parking cameras, parking-guidance system, blind-spot monitor, multiple airbags, lane departure warning and prevention, adaptive cruise control with collision warning, cross-traffic alert and auto braking, rear DVD screens, pre-crash seatbelts, ABS and stability control. The 2016 QX60 also adds Forward Emergency Braking with pedestrian detection.

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