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Specifications apply to SL model.
Nissan has had a tough time cracking the minivan nut. While Honda, Toyota and of course Chrysler have dominated with their vans, the Nissan Quest has unintentionally played the role of the anti-establishment alternative, scooping up buyers who maybe needed a van, but didn't want to succumb to the everyone-else-has-one feel of the big three. Problem is, minivan buyers aren't exactly an anti-establishment crowd, and Nissan stepped out of the minivan market after the 2009 model year.
That'll change at the end of January, 2011, when Nissan jumps back in with the all-new 2011 Nissan Quest. Except this time, Nissan seems to be embracing a smaller role in the market. Sales targets are modest, and rather than go head-to-head with Toyota, Honda and Chrysler, Nissan is offering up a mix of clever cargo management, distinct styling, a and a luxurious and sporty driving experience. After spending a day driving the 2011 Nissan Quest around San Diego, I think Nissan may be on to something. |
Quick Specs
Family Friendliness:
Price: $34,350
Vehicle Type: Minivan
Seat Rows: Three
Passengers: Seven
Fuel Economy: 21 mpg
Recommended? Yes
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