Infiniti Q70 / M37

The Infiniti Q70 / M37 remains essentially absent from the UK collector car market, with no recorded transactions in our tracking database over the past twelve months. This absence of sales activity makes current pricing impossible to establish and prevents meaningful year-on-year comparison.

The model is classified as a depreciating modern car with modest collectibility demand, reflecting its positioning as a contemporary luxury sedan rather than a future classic. Very low desirability across the market suggests these cars continue to follow standard depreciation curves typical of their segment and age.

The illiquid status of this model presents challenges for both buyers and sellers; the zero active listings and zero tracked sales indicate that when these cars do appear on the market, they move slowly or attract minimal interest. Without a functioning secondary market in the UK, pricing discovery becomes difficult and transaction friction remains high.

Without sufficient market data—mileage norms, recent condition trends, or comparative sales—projections for three and five-year value movement cannot be reliably established. Any forecast would rest on assumptions about broader luxury sedan depreciation rather than Infiniti-specific demand signals.

Owners or potential buyers of the Q70 / M37 should approach these cars on functional and personal merit rather than as vehicles with collectible upside. The lack of trading activity reflects the wider reality that Japanese luxury sedans of this generation have not yet gained traction as investment-grade classics in the UK market.