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front doors. Today's designers obviously love what digital tech can accomplish. Inside, the spacious cabin is just as stylish as the exterior and finished with all the proper luxury materials at every touchpoint. One of my favorite features is the Individual Audio from the metal-trimmed speakers that surrounded the front seat headrests. From navigation prompts to phone conversations, you are seated in your own private soft leather environment. In the meantime, the rest of the spacious cabin is entertained with Infiniti's exclusive 24-speaker Klipsch audio system. I even climbed into the third row, a seating space most usually reserved for children, and found quite reasonable accommodations. And all rows in the upscale models are heated and cooled. e new QX80 gives a small nod to fuel frugality while increasing power and torque. A new twin-turbocharged V6 replaces the previous V8 and it's bolted to a 9-speed automatic transmission. ere's enough power available to load up the family and tow an 8,500-pound trailer. at's capability usually reserved for trucks, but even the most posh pickups aren't nearly this luxurious. If big and bold is what you need, the QX80 is well worth a test drive. Front-engine, four-wheel drive 3.5-liter Twin Turbo V-6 450 @ 5,600 RPM 516 lb.ft. @ 3,600 RPM $99,950 $108,095 16 city 19 highway 17 combined TYPE: ENGINE: HORSEPOWER: TORQUE: BASE PRICE: AS TESTED: FUEL CONSUMPTION: 2025 Infiniti QX80 Sensory 4WD @ranchandcoast RANCH & COAST MAGAZINE NOVEMBER 2024 89