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Michael writes:
2004 Nissan Quest 3.5 SE Review
ProsLove it or hate it Styling. (We loved it!) 5 sunroofs! Twin DVD ConsWe bought the first year production model... so we had to deal with a few
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Did We Really Love Our Minivan?!? — Our lease was up, so we sold our Quest. And we have been kicking ourselves ever since! We thought after we were done with our 3rd minivan that we would move on to the SUV market for our family car. However, after driving this thing for 3+ years we're spoiled. We couldn't find anything out there that compared in every way to our Quest. We "settled" for a 2007 Denali... and hated it. I'm not saying I can explain it... that's just the way it is. Coolest van out there!
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cubs1 writes:
2004 Nissan Quest 3.5 SE Review
ProsVery spacious ConsBlind spots when the headrests were on. 
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Overall, Great Car. — It was a good vehicle for small children. Loved how you can reconfigure the seats to accommodate many different cargo loads. Also the moonroof and the skylights were key to owning this van. Made it bright. I would recommend a Quest to anyone. Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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Wahidy writes:
2004 Nissan Quest 3.5 SL Review
Prosexcellent family car Consa sweaky noise in the back for all nissan quest 04-06 
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Elisha writes:
2004 Nissan Quest 3.5 SE Review
Prospowerful engine(while it lasted) technology(navigation, DVD, backup camera) ConsMany problems
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An Attempt From Nissan To Challenge The Minivan Market.sadly They Did Not Reach Their Goal — 2004 Quest. Got a 2004 Nissan Quest in 2004. Styling was pretty cool for a minivan back then. Ride was very quiet and smooth. 240 hp 3.5 liter V6 was very powerful and responsive. This minivan was perfect! Until after the first year. First problems started with the brakes wearing out. in total, I had to change them 3 times in 4 years.another issue was the engine becoming noisy when a bit more power was applied during acceleration. Eventually, the performance was affected and the van needed more prompting when accelerating. It sounded like an old van. another problem were the power sliding doors locking up for now apparent reason. Had to send it in to Nissan many times. Aside form the negatives, the quest had some nice amenities like navigation and dvd player in the back. during the first year, this minivan experience was enjoyable. But the quest had not been reliable enough to maintain the good standard for the following 3 years. The quest had about 80 k kms when it was returned Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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Kevin writes:
2004 Nissan Quest 3.5 SL Review
ProsMaxima-like performance in a mommyvan. ConsEats tires, brakes are a bit non-linear
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For A Van, A Great Van — If you have to own a van, this is the one you want. This is my wife's daily driver. Its great for trips and swallows up more stuff than any SUV short of a Subhuman, er, uh Suburban. Handles well up to 100mph. Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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Phillip writes:
2004 Nissan Quest 3.5 SE Review
ProsHandling and Looks ConsGas mileage
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Our Quest — Performance: speed and handling are superb. Our mechanic says we drive the van like it's a car. Build Quality: we have not had any major problems with the car, we did get an extended warranty since we put lots of miles on our vehicle. Appearance is a big part of why I wanted it. It's roomy too. Gas mileage is not great but not the worst either. It's very fun to drive. | ||
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Shannon writes:
2004 Nissan Quest Review
ProsGreat family car Consa little slower on the take off
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My Spaceship — I have the coolest spaceship ever! Yeah, I said it....a spaceship! It takes a little effort to start but once it gets going it is a pretty quick little spaceship! And the fact that it is a minivan, it is actually smaller than quite a few SUV's out there. A little better on gas too. You know how rocket fuel is though! | ||
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Kelly writes:
2004 Nissan Quest Review
Prosgas mileage, acceleration & looks Consmiddle row right seat rattles when there is no one in it
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teecher007 writes:
2004 Nissan Quest 3.5 SL Review
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