2023 Infiniti QX50 Sport AWD: A Premium Compact Crossover

Highlight: A copilot assist steering system is standard on the model.

Test Vehicle's MSRP: $52,815 (Base PURE FWD Model: $41,495)

Seating Capacity: 5

Standard Safety Features: airbags; ABS with brake assist; 3-point seat belts; lower anchors and tethers for children; a vehicle immobilizer system; an automatic collision notification and emergency call system; a traction control system; a vehicle dynamic control system with traction control; electronic brake force distribution; a tire pressure monitoring system; a predictive forward collision warning system; a rear view monitor; blind spot warning and intervention; lane departure warning; propilot assist; intelligent cruise control with full speed range; rear automatic braking; high beam assist; speed sensitive variable assist steering; LED head, tail, and daytime running lights; and a rear cross traffic assist system

2017 Detroit Auto Show Debuts: Chevy, Infiniti And Honda

The 2018 Chevy Traverse, the brand's three-row crossover, takes styling cues from its SUV sibling, the Tahoe.  

Infiniti's QX50 Concept drops the station wagon platform and now wears the same face or grille as the Q50, the brand's midsize car.

Infiniti's QX50 Concept drops the station wagon platform and now wears the same face or grille as the Q50, the brand's midsize car.

Honda's 2018 Odyssey took styling cues from the current generation Honda Pilot. The vehicle offers a new seating package and an all-new 10-speed transmission.

2016 Infiniti QX50: A Roomier And Longer Premium Compact

Highlight: Rear seat occupants will be welcomed by the additional room in the rear seating area.

Test Vehicle’s MSRP: $43,535 (base model $34,445)

Seating Capacity: 5

Standard Safety Features: airbags; ABS; LED Daytime Running Lights; a stability control system; a rearview camera; a traction control system; and a tire pressure monitoring system

NYIAS: 2016 Infiniti QX50