Nissan Quest - 2006 Reviews

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...

My husband and I did a ton of online research before purchasing our first minivan (I swore I would never own one), and that research included safety features, crash-test ratings, engine size, optional features, etc.

After doing the research, we did the test-drives and the Nissan won hands-down, especially since they offered all the safety features on all trim levels, so we didn't have to break the bank to keep the family safe.

We have had the van for a little over a year and love it.  The kids carseats fit great, the dog is comfy, my 6'2" husband has no issues with bashing his head on the roof and...

In 2006, I was 23 years old.  i traded in a Mustang for a Quest because I had just gotten married and inheirited 2 step daughters.  They could not fit in the mustang very well so I decided that it was time to become the adult.  I was looking at all different types of minivans and the only one that i love enough to trade in the Mustang was the Quest.  It doesn't look like the typical "minivan" either.  It has a more future-istic look to it rather than the dodge caravan look.  I don't like that look and we looked at a lot of them.  The quest though was my favorite and I am still driving it...