- Buyers choosing Infiniti’s new QX80 SUV can get it at a significantly lower price.
- Those who manage to combine all discounts could score up to $16,000 off.
- However, there are some stipulations about how buyers can get this deal.
The new Infiniti QX80 marks a positive shift for the brand as it strives to reestablish itself in the competitive US luxury market. After a week behind the wheel, we can confirm it’s a noticeable improvement—though not without a few quirks. Now, for those thinking about buying one, there’s an added perk as Infiniti is rolling out significant discounts on select trims. Of course, there are a few catches to keep in mind.
Infiniti offers four versions of the QX80: Pure, Luxe, Sensory, and Autograph. Pricing starts at $82,450 and climbs past $110,000 for the fully loaded Autograph trim. Unfortunately, the deepest discounts don’t apply to that top-tier model, but the other three trims are still on the table for substantial savings.
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According to CarsDirect, citing dealer incentive bulletins, Infiniti is offering $5,000 off the Pure trim and $8,000 off the Luxe and Sensory in lease cash. Interestingly, all three trims are eligible for a conquest cash incentive too. To qualify for it, the customer needs to trade in a car from several luxury brands like BMW, Audi, Mercedes, or Land Rover.
Moreover, dealers can reportedly combine both of these deals with up to $5,000 in cash certificates to sweeten the deal. That’s a grand total of $16,000 off for those willing to buy the Luxe or Sensory trim, which means that one could pick up a Sensory model for as little as $84,645. That’s just $2,000 more than a base QX80 Pure.
Those who are willing to go for the Luxe could get one for $73,550. Those figures make this already good SUV far more attractive – and at the same time quite interesting considering some things we know about the QX80.
Infiniti has made it clear that it’s aiming the QX80 at households with seven-figure incomes. Realistically, a $16,000 discount probably isn’t the deciding factor for that crowd, but hey, a deal’s a deal. Either way, anyone looking to take advantage of these incentives will need to move quickly, as they expire on February 3.
