Used Nissan Quest for Sale near Taylor, AZ
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The Nissan Quest has been appreciated for its spacious interior, comfort, and overall driving performance, making it a popular choice for families. Many owners have highlighted its reliability, good fuel economy, and enjoyable features. However, safety concerns and uncomfortable seating have been notable drawbacks, with some reviewers criticizing build quality and ride smoothness compared to competitors. Overall, the Quest provides a solid value with a mix of practicality and comfort, but potential buyers should be mindful of its safety ratings and seat comfort.
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Sushma B
Reviewed a 2013 Nissan Quest on Dec 30, 2024
Still waiting to get the delivery done, but one of the best choice of buy Nissan quest. Nothing bad. Very well designed and comfortable driving with a very reasonable price .
Volorie N
Reviewed a 2015 Nissan 3.5 SL on Oct 3, 2024
Features are good for its value I would add navigation to vehicle also I would compare it to a Honda Odyssey
Nsikak H
Reviewed a 2004 Nissan 3.5 SE on Jan 5, 2015
I loved this car because it is spacious, runs great, plays central DVD with or without headphones. Low cost on maintenance, good fuel economy. Great take off from ground. Also have good heating/cold conditions. Will recommend to anyone anywhere
mike g
Reviewed a 2006 Nissan 3.5 S Special Edition on May 11, 2011
good acceleration and handling lots of room very nice ride. good van for a family cost of owership not bad change oil every 5000 miles change brakes 65000 miles change belts 78000 miles gets about 18/24 mpg over all nice van for the money
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Nissan's minivan, the Nissan Quest, made its debut in 1993, at the height of the minivan craze. The Quest was preceded by the Nissan Axxess, which was a super minivan that ended its run in 1990.
The Quest was originally a collaboration with Ford, and shared many parts with the Mercury Villager. This collaboration would continue throughout the Villager's existence, until it was discontinued in 2002.
The Quest was forced to grow larger as American tastes demanded bigger and bigger vehicles. The Quest took a break in 2002 for the 2003 model year. When it returned for 2004, it featured a much criticized center instrument panel. The 2007 version reverted to a more conventional driver's side dash.
A redesigned Quest is expected for 2009.
