Infiniti QX50 review

The inside of any Infiniti is a pleasant place to be. The lighting imitates the low-lit feel of a boutique hotel, and everything is soft to touch. There are three spec grades, topped by the GT and GT Premium. Base-level cars include a full colour screen, Bluetooth, parking sensors, dual-zone aircon, 18-inch wheels and Scratch Shield paint. GT adds leather seat facings and satnav, while Premium includes a load of driver aids. Packaging isn’t magical, so space is comparable to something like a big-ish hatchback. Think of the QX as a well-heeled hatch with a higher driving position, and you won’t be too disappointed.