2005 Nissan Quest

Pros: Unique style, doesn't look like the Minivans I grew up with

Cons: Dash board takes some getting use to, hard to use cd player when driving.

The Bottom Line: Great for anyone who needs minivan utility but dreads the thought of becoming a soccermom.

Review: Crunch, Ok I didn’t want to hear that sound as my right front corner got re-arranged nor did I want to here the rental agent tell me I will be driving a silver minivan until my car became roadworthy again. Enterprise car rental supplied me with ...

Pros: Dependable, duel DVD screens, cool dashboard, back up alert system, comfortable/easy to drive.

Cons: DVD player is on the bottom of the passenger seat, very inconvenient place for it.

The Bottom Line: This van is dependable, safe, looks great, tons of room, duel DVD screens, the coolest dash board, and I depended on the back up alert/ beep. I love this van.

Review: When finding out we were expecting twins, we knew we needed a bigger vehicle. When shopping for vans, I fell in love with the Nissan Quest. I love the look of the van, the cockpit like dashboard, all the room it offers and the duel DVD screen for the ...

Pros: Styling is excellent. Inexpensive to buy. Functionality.

Cons: I would have liked more than two cup holders in the front.

Review: Let me start by saying, my wife and I have never wanted a minivan.Our second child came along, and two car seats in the back, along and with family coming to visit, we needed to get a larger vehicle. We drove everything from a Volvo SC90 to a Honda ...

Pros: Lots of features, seating and it is pretty. It's a Nissan.

Cons: More problems than a Nissan should have; display is off to the right.

The Bottom Line: I was very impressed with this van. It pulls 3500 pounds so it won't pull our trailer but I would consider buying it.

Review: Our friends came for a long weekend. We drove in their 2005 Nissan Quest. One of the reasons we used their car I will explain later. Of course I drove it. This was my first experience with the Quest though I’ve owned Nissans and think in general they ...

Pros: Styling, Features, Price, Handling

Cons: A/C Controls are counter-intuitive

The Bottom Line: Great for all those who thought they'd never want a minivan. Perfect family vehicle.

Review: STYLING OK. I would never in a million years have imagined that I'd own a minivan. In fact, I've always made fun of people driving minivans - too domesticated, and usually poor drivers because they're yelling at the kids in the back seat while talking ...

Pros: Great storage space and roominess.

Cons: Faulty electrical system, DVD player broke, breaks go early.

The Bottom Line: I would not purchase the Quest again due to the electrical system problems, faulty DVD and poor braking system.

Review: We originally bought the Quest for it's roominess, look and Nissan name. Within days after purchase, I noticed that there was a rattle coming from the back. I moved carseats around and checked all over but could not find the noise. After 8 months, the ...

Pros: Lots of storage and leg room. back seats folds into the floor.

Cons: Lots of little problems. brakes always needs work.

Review: I have owned this van for over two years. It has many problems. I have had it in the shop more times than I can remember in just this past year alone. The engine is ok, but the brakes and rotors have many problems. I have to get the brakes checked about ...

Pros: Lots of room.

Cons: You will become best friends with your mechanic. too many problems to name.

Review: I have owned this van for 2.5 years and have driven cross country once. It was very uncomfortable. I chose to drive my husband's car with no cruise control instead. The seats get very hard after about an hour or so. I have had it in the shop 8 times in ...