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If you’re going to pick a wild card for your next new car, let it be an Infiniti Q30 for sale. It’s a premium hatchback with an SUV edge, and it’s impressive in many ways. A used Infiniti Q30 is an outlier on the car market and didn’t stick around long after its release in 2016. That makes it a rare choice and one you might not see many of – perfect for the motorist who likes to stand out in a crowd.

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INFINITI q30 Buying Guide

What types of used Infiniti Q30 cars are there?

The Infiniti Q30 is a modern SUV with hatchback styling, and it offers a range of refined engines. There are a whole lot of features that run throughout the car, and you’ll even get a 368-litre boot at the rear.

You’ll find that the main focus of the Q30 is comfort, but the ride quality overtakes its competitors. On the road, the Q30 is agile, with responsive steering and comfortable suspension.

When compared with similar models in the same market, you’ll struggle to find an area where the Infiniti Q30 lacks. It’s an all-round box ticker.

Available trims include the Pure, Luxe, Luxe Tech, Sport and Sport Tech.

– Read our Infiniti Q30 review

What features does the Infiniti Q30 have?

There are a few trims across the Infiniti Q30 range, and each one has its unique features.

The Q30 Pure is a good place to start – it's an entry-level model with plenty of kit right off the bat. You’ll get features like forward collision avoidance, LED running lamps, Bluetooth connectivity, and a multi-function steering wheel.

You can upgrade your Q30 and choose a slightly flashier trim, like the Luxe and Sport models, and get even more features. There are extra styling touches on offer, including larger alloys, and the brilliant InTouch infotainment system can be found in the newer models.

The fancier models also get kit such as climate control, heated seats, and air-conditioning, and the additional Tech pack is a handy touch that offers an automatic parking feature.

Is the Infiniti Q30 reliable?

When a car is as well built and high-quality as the Infiniti Q30, the level of reliability will come as no shock. This model receives positive reviews from its drivers, and the incredible build of the car shines through.

The Q30 also received a full five-star safety rating from Euro NCAP back in 2015, so you know the original models were as safe as can be.

It also gained an incredible 91% safety rating for pedestrian safety, which isn’t always common on the market.

There’s a lot of handy safety kit as well, including a blind spot monitoring system, forward collision warning and auto high-beam assist.

How much does the Infiniti Q30 cost to run?

Just like its range of trims, the Infiniti Q30 also gets a good selection of engines. The most popular option is the 1.5-litre diesel – a reliable choice with a claimed 0-62mph of 12 seconds and up to 72mpg.

The Q30 can do wrong when it comes to getting on the road – you get just the right amount of power to make for a perky cruise that's easy to drive.

Driver comfort is really impressive in the Q30 too, as you'll get options to adjust the steering wheel and the driver's seat in a generous way.

Who is the Infiniti Q30 suitable for?

A used Infiniti Q30 for sale is one of those cars that suit most people, but if you want to stand out from the usual crowd, this might be the way to do so.

Rivals include the BMW 1 Series, Audi A3 and Mercedes A-Class.

Should I buy an Infiniti Q30?

Is the Infiniti Q30 a good car?

The Infiniti Q30 is a great car for anyone in the market for a luxury SUV that stands out from the crowd. It’s a rare model in the UK and has since been discontinued, so you’ll need to grab a used model if you want to try it for yourself.

We’d say it’s worth it as well – you'll get a choice of some refined engines, handy features and tech, and of course that gorgeously sleek styling.

What make is the Infiniti Q30?

The Q30 was produced by Infiniti, an arm of Nissan that’s considered its luxury branch.

Infiniti has since stopped operating in the UK, so you’ll need to grab a used model if you want to experience it for yourself.

Was the Infiniti Q30 discontinued?

The Infiniti Q30 has been discontinued and stopped production back in 2019. The car originally made its debut back in 2016 on UK markets, so it had a relatively short run. That makes the Q30 a rare find, so you’ll need to keep your eyes out for a quality used model to get one of your own.

Is the Infiniti Q30 an SUV?

The Infiniti Q30 is an SUV, and is available as a four-wheel or front-wheel drive option. It still feels sporty despite its focus on comfort and luxury, and the four-wheel drive option is great if you know you’ll be heading off the beaten track.