With a base price of about $36,500, plus an Infiniti emblem you expectposh, and that's exactly what you get in the QX4. Creamy leather, power
adjustability on almost everything that adjusts, plenty of woodgrain, excellent
audio, automatic climate control and a big center console with enough elbow
space for both front seaters to use without territorial squabbles.
The front bucket seats are as comfortable as they are attractive, and
the whole interior reflects a level of quality that's appropriate for this
brand name. Which is to say high indeed.
In fact, if it weren't for the high seating position, it would be easy
to think you'd just climbed into a luxury sedan, an impression that's reinforced
by the driving experience.
This is a sumptuous and pleasant place to be as the miles roll by--provided
you happen to be in one of the front seats. The rear seat is another story.
There's just barely enough space back there for adult-size people, or at
least for people with adult-size legs.
The Pathfinder's exterior dimensions expanded in its redesign, but its