This 2019 Infiniti Q60 Red Sport is a two-owner example featuring with a low odometer and thorough service history. Power is drawn from a twin-turbocharged 3.0-litre V6 engine which outputs 298kW (400hp) to the rear wheels. The transmission in this car is a seven-speed paddle-shift automatic. The odometer of this vehicle currently shows 25,148km. Infiniti is to Nissan what Lexus is to Toyota or Genesis is to Hyundai.

In effect, it is the most luxurious Nissan product you can buy and presents an experience far more premium than you’d expect from a Japanese manufacturer. Infiniti had only a short run in Australia where it struggled to sell against the established luxury competition such as BMW and Audi, though this now means its products are thin on the ground. The Q60 Red Sport is a performance-focused coupe which features the strong Nissan VR engine which can propel the model from zero to 100km/h in 4.5 seconds. Inside the cabin it’s adorned with premium materials befitting of its positioning, while there are two main infotainment screens to house digital commands.

Infiniti buyers appreciate the Q60 Red Sport for its under-the-radar performance and unique styling. Painted in Graphite Shadow over a black leather interior, this understated colour combination suits the Q60 Red Sport. This car is in unmodified condition and carries its delivery specification, though the current owner opted to apply ceramic paint protection and fabric protection when he purchased it. It also comes with a front and rear dash cam. The car rides on a set of 20-inch gunmetal grey alloy wheels wrapped in Zeta/Dunlop tyres.

Built new by Infiniti in Japan and delivered new to Australia, this Q60 has had just two owners since new. It was initially sold to an owner in Sydney before being purchased by the current owner out of Brighton Infiniti in 2021. Servicing by the current owner has taken place at Brighton Nissan – it was last serviced roughly 7,000km ago. Being just four years old, this Infiniti’s condition shows in impressive order. There are no obvious marks to the paintwork thanks to the ceramic paint protection, and no swirl marks are seen in the metallic finish.

Chromed trim elements continue to display a bright polish in the sunlight. Some minor points of stone chipping are seen on the front bar. Kerb rash damage is identified on the alloy wheels. Inside the cabin this car’s leather has been well preserved since new. The seats show no obvious stress marking or creasing, while there are no stains or scuffs.

Carpeting and headlining both show no scuffing, and the door trims on driver and passenger sides display minimal wear and tear. Overall, this car’s cabin has been kept in good order. This car will come with original manuals, two dash cams, a leather and fabric warranty, plus a service history.