Body problems of the 2014 Infiniti QX60

While driving in slow, heavy highway traffic, the vehicle suffered a structural failure of the rear crossmember / rear subframe due to severe rust. This is a safety-critical structural component and part of the rear suspension mounting system. When braking, the vehicle swerved hard to the right and crossed into the shoulder. Fortunately, the vehicle was already in the right lane, which likely prevented a more serious incident. The failure created a serious risk of loss of control and crash. After the incident, I took it straight to a mechanic on the way and the condition was identified as a broken rear crossmember caused by advanced corrosion. The failed component is available for inspection.

Driving at highway at about 65 mph last night with almost no cars around us when we (wife and I) heard loud bang above us almost like an explosion. I pulled over safely and found out the sunroof is completely shattered out of the blue. There was no cars or trucks around us and no debris. It just exploded. We were not harmed since the shade was pulled and prevented glass from falling into the inside of the car. Very scary experience.

Excessive corrosion and structural integrity failure of rear subframe - rust through and disintegrated into broken pieces with holes. 2014 - car only 7 years old, the structural integrity and safety issue of this failure should not occur in this period of time. Dealer quoted $4,600 to fix, and denied it should be covered under warranty.

I was driving on the highway when suddenly my sunroof shattered. It sounded as if someone hit my glass with a bat. It was late at night and there were no trucks or other cars around me. There are no other scratches or dents on the roof of my car and no rocks were found in the shade with the glass. Thankful that I had the shade closed because other wise I would've been covered in glass and possibly cut. This has to be a recall, a safety recall at that.

My 2014 Infiniti Qx60 has a sunroof that exploded while driving on the freeway. I was driving approximately 65mph when I heard the loudest "bang" I have ever heard. I thought the car had gotten shot. Upon pulling over and examining the vehicle, I saw that the sunroof had exploded. I had not passed under any overpasses, no trucks were near my vehicle. I noted that the there was not even a scratch to the interior sunroof panel, which would have sustained damage if something had fallen on it. Furthermore, it was obvious from the glass that the damage was not from a falling object. Shards of glass had apparently blown into the streets as I drove. I was extremely shaken as I swerved when I heard the noise.

Sunroof glass spontaneously exploded n shattered into small pieces shards and glass dust without impact from anything.