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2013 Infiniti JX35 Long-Term Road Test


Our Long-Term Test of the 2013 Infiniti JX35 is complete after 12 months and 20,957 miles. Here's how the luxury crossover fared as a daily driver.
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No daytime running lights on US models, not even an option. Not happy abou that tone.
There are LATCH anchor points in the middle row only. Unlike in a minivan, where there are anchors in the third row seat cushions.
The seatbelt buckles coming out of the seat are very short, meaning kids in boosters have to really struggle to put belts on themselves. As they push down, the buckle falls down into the seat cushion like a scared turtle.
We manage acceptable range from the fuel tank. More fuel capacity would be better, but it does not bother us.
LED lights are only in the drive and passenger exterior pull handles, how much more could it have been to put them in the rear doors as well?
Speaking of LEDs, on a 50k + car, LEDs should really used in a lot more locations such as the interior lighting and license plate.
On top trim models, the exterior mirrors should really be electrochromic. In notice the new Q50 sedan offers this, why not on this model?
Power is fine, more than acceptable for our needs. CVT is also very smooth, but longevity concerns, especially when this vehicle is used to haul so many people and lots of cargo is a concern.
Quality is somewhat lacking, we have had to take our JX back for some incorrectly assembled items and there are flaws in the paint where dust appears to have been trapped inside the paint and the door jambs aren't thoroughly painted.
Funny odors from the AC if you let the system manage recirculation, you have to turn off recirc before shutting down the vehicle or when you fire it back up you'll get a wet sock smell.
Overall, a very capable vehicle. We like it a lot, no vehicle is perfect. I do think, however, that Infiniti should add a few more features such as LED lighting, dimming exterior mirrors, etc