New 2016 INFINITI Q50 for Under $11,100 in Atlanta, GA

By Nalley Automotive

Luxury Sport Sedan Under $11,100: Buy Fully Online at nalleycars.com With a 7-Day No-Questions-Asked Return Policy

The INFINITI Q50 was built to compete with the BMW 3 Series and Mercedes C-Class. Turbocharged engine. Bose audio. Power moonroof. Rear-wheel drive. And right now you can buy this one completely online — from your couch, in under 15 minutes — and if you drive it for a week and decide it's not for you, return it. No questions asked.

That's the nalleycars.com promise: a fully online, risk-free purchase with zero pressure and a 7-day return policy backing every vehicle we sell.

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2016 INFINITI Q50 2.0t Premium | $11,096 All-In | $189/mo

Here's what makes this deal stand out:

Selling price: $9,998
All-in price: $11,096 (includes dealer service charge and title fees — no surprises)
Estimated monthly payment: $189/mo with $0 cash down
Engine: 2.0L Intercooled Turbo I-4 — responsive and efficient
Transmission: 7-Speed Automatic
Drivetrain: RWD
Fuel economy: 23 city / 31 highway MPG
Mileage: 142,652 miles
Exterior: Black Obsidian
Interior: Graphite leatherette
Seating: 5 passengers
Location: Nalley Lexus Roswell — 980 Mansell Road, Roswell, GA
Phone: (770) 284-8580
VIN: JN1CV7AP1GM203164

The nalleycars.com Risk-Free Purchase — Here's How It Works

We've removed every reason to hesitate. Here's exactly what you get when you buy this Q50 at nalleycars.com:

Buy fully online in under 15 minutes — financing, paperwork, everything handled through Clicklane without setting foot in a dealership
7-day, no-questions-asked return policy — drive it on your actual commute for a full week, and if it's not right, bring it back
30-day exchange guarantee — want a different vehicle from our inventory? We'll swap it
Free CARFAX vehicle history report — complete transparency before you commit a single dollar
Bank-level secure checkout — your financial information is protected end to end
Free delivery within 100 miles — the vehicle comes to you

This is what car buying looks like when the dealership works around your schedule instead of the other way around.

Why the INFINITI Q50 Is Worth a Serious Look

The Q50 was INFINITI's answer to the German sport sedan — and it came loaded. The 2.0t uses a turbocharged four-cylinder that delivers a genuinely spirited driving experience while still returning 31 MPG on the highway. It's rear-wheel drive, tightly tuned, and built to feel engaging whether you're on GA-400 or carving through the Alpharetta back roads.

Inside, the Premium trim gets you where it counts: Bose INFINITI Studio on Wheels audio with 14 speakers, power moonroof, leatherette seating, auto-dimming rearview mirror, heated mirrors, leather steering wheel with mounted audio controls, and automatic climate control. The kind of features you'd expect in a car that originally stickered for over $40,000.

At $189 a month, that's legitimate luxury — not a stripped-down base model, not a worn-out fleet car. A well-equipped sport sedan from a brand that took the segment seriously. Buy it tonight. Return it next week if it's not perfect. That's the deal.

Atlanta Driver FAQs: The 2016 INFINITI Q50 in the Real World

How does the Q50 drive on GA-400 out of Roswell?

This is genuinely where the Q50 shines. GA-400 north of Roswell gives you enough open road to feel what the turbocharged 2.0L is actually capable of. It pulls cleanly and confidently at highway speed, the 7-speed automatic finds the right gear without hunting, and the ride is composed and quiet. It feels like a significantly more expensive car at highway cruise.

Is the Q50 practical for the daily commute on I-285?

Yes — more so than you'd expect from a sport sedan. The turbocharged four-cylinder is smooth in stop-and-go, the automatic climate control keeps the cabin comfortable without fuss, and the Bose audio makes the Perimeter commute noticeably more bearable. Rear-wheel drive is fine in normal Atlanta conditions; it's only a consideration in the rare ice event.

How does the Q50 handle Atlanta's road conditions on I-75/85?

The Q50's sport-tuned suspension is firmer than a typical family sedan, which means you feel the rough patches on the Downtown Connector more than you would in a softer ride. That's the trade-off for sharper handling. On freshly paved stretches it's excellent — planted, precise, and confidence-inspiring in lane changes.

Is the Q50 easy to park in Roswell, Alpharetta, and North Atlanta?

Very manageable. The Q50 is a compact sport sedan — shorter and narrower than most crossovers — which makes parking at Avalon, downtown Roswell, or the Alpharetta City Center straightforward. Good outward visibility and a tight turning radius help with tighter spots. It's genuinely one of the easier vehicles to place in an urban environment.

How does the Q50 do in Georgia summer heat?

Well equipped for it. The automatic dual-zone climate control keeps the cabin cool quickly, and the power moonroof gives you the option of moving air without fighting Atlanta humidity at the windows. The leatherette interior holds up better in direct sun than traditional leather and doesn't heat up quite as dramatically.

Should I be concerned about 142,000 miles on an INFINITI Q50?

The 2.0t engine in the Q50 is a Mercedes-sourced M274 four-cylinder — the same engine found in the Mercedes C250 and E250. It's a well-engineered, well-documented motor with a solid reliability track record when properly maintained. The free CARFAX included with this listing is your first stop for service history. And with a 7-day no-questions-asked return policy, you have a full week of real-world driving to catch anything that doesn't feel right before you're committed.

How does the Q50's fuel economy hold up around Alpharetta and Mansell Road?

At 23 city / 31 highway, it's competitive for a rear-wheel drive sport sedan. In the mixed driving typical of the Mansell Road corridor — Alpharetta Highway, Old Milton Parkway, GA-400 on-ramps — you'll see real-world numbers in the mid-to-upper 20s. Efficient enough that the performance doesn't come with a painful fuel bill.

Buy It Tonight. Return It Next Week If It's Not Right.

A Black Obsidian Q50 Premium with a Bose sound system, moonroof, and RWD under $11,100 is not going to sit long in North Atlanta. Buyers who know the Q50 know exactly what they're getting.

At nalleycars.com, the entire purchase is online. No dealership visit. No waiting around. No pressure. Get pre-approved, complete your paperwork, and lock in this vehicle from your phone or laptop in under 15 minutes with Clicklane. We'll deliver it to you within 100 miles free of charge.

Drive it for 7 days — your actual routes, your actual life. If it's not the right fit, return it. No questions asked. That's not a sales pitch — it's a written guarantee.
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(Estimated payments are for illustration purposes only and are not an offer of credit. Our Price of $11,096 includes $899 dealer service charge and $198.50 title service fee.)