16. Infiniti QX56
Older Infiniti QX56 models may appear appealing due to their size and features, but they come with significant ownership costs. The large V8 engines consume substantial fuel, averaging around 12 mpg in the city and 17 mpg on the highway, leading to high fuel expenses. (vincheck.info) Additionally, the vehicle’s technology-heavy interiors are prone to malfunctions, and suspension repairs are frequent. Insurance premiums for these large SUVs can also be steep. For more details, see Kelley Blue Book. (rerev.com)