Nissan Quest - 2006 Review

2006 Nissan quest

When looking at mini vans the Quest stood out above all the other vans for stylish

looks, appeal and cost.  The nissan quest had several seating options to select from!

Depending on where you are at with your family when it comes to ages and seating, the

quest gave you choices.  We have three children in various age categories and it was

very easy to select one bench seat and two captains chairs when purchasing.  The

dvd player and headsets on any long trips are more enjoying.  You as a driver can listen

to music or whatever while the others watch a movie.  The headsets are great because

you do not have to worry about the volume, each headset adjusts for your own liking.

     The console in the middle of the van gives you a great deal of space and options as

well.  I like the fact that you can store things on the floor between the seats and not feel

cramped.  The features with the seats and the console are very easy to use.  The on dash

maintenance system helps you to remember when to change the oil, rotate tires, gives gas

mileage for more than one trip and shows you the pressure in the tires.  The only drawback

with the tire pressures is that you don't know what specific tire is low. 

     The ride is superb and safety outstanding.  I enjoy driving this vechile and it does not

drive like the older van from the 90's.  If I were to recommend a van to anyone I would say

to at least test drive one of these and look at what it has to offer.