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April 3, 2008 http://www.thecarconnection.com/fullreview/nissan_quest_2005

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(2004 model shown)

Quest

Nissan designed the Quest minivan to stand out from the pack, and that it certainly does, with its long wheelbase, swoopy exterior, and a uniquely styled interior that's highlighted by a large center instrument "pod." It debuted for 2004 and stands for 2005 with only minor alterations. The Quest shares its underlying platform and 3.5-liter V-6 engine with the Murano sport-utility vehicle. A four-speed automatic transmission comes standard, while the top SE model includes a five-speed automatic gearbox. Four-wheel disc anti-lock brakes with brakeforce distribution and brake assist, traction control and side-curtain airbags to protect occupants in all three rows of seats come standard. Both the second and third-row seats fold flat for maximum cargo-carrying abilities, and Nissan claims its sliding doors are larger than normal for easier access to the third-row seat. As has fast become the norm among minivans, a back-seat DVD entertainment system is optional.

2004 Nissan Quest by Carol Traeger (6/9/2003)
An extreme Mom-mobile makeover.

 

 

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(2004 model shown) Quest 2004 Nissan QuestEnlarge PhotoNissan designed the Quest minivan to stand out from the pack, and that it certainly does, with its long wheelbase, swoopy exterior, and a uniquely styled interior that's highlighted by a large center instrument "pod." It debuted for 2004 and stands for 2005 with only minor alterations. The Quest shares its underlying platform and 3.5-liter V-6 engine with the Murano sport-utility vehicle. A four-speed automatic transmission comes standard, while the top SE model includes a five-speed automatic gearbox. Four-wheel disc anti-lock brakes with brakeforce distribution and brake assist, traction control and side-curtain airbags to protect occupants in all three rows of seats come standard. Both the second and third-row seats fold flat for maximum cargo-carrying abilities, and Nissan claims its sliding doors are larger than normal for easier access to the third-row seat. As has fast become the norm among minivans, a back-seat DVD entertainment system is optional. 2004 Nissan Quest by Carol Traeger (6/9/2003)An extreme Mom-mobile makeover.     More reviews at TheCarConnection.com   Get invoice and MSRP prices for this vehicle   Get a dealer quote for this vehicle     (2004 model shown) Quest Nissan designed the Quest minivan to stand out from the pack, and that it certainly does, with its long wheelbase, swoopy exterior, and a uniquely styled interior that's highlighted by a large center instrument "pod." It debuted for 2004 and stands ...