2004 Nissan Quest SE review from North America

No problems.

This van has a 240HP 3.5 V6 shared with other Nissan models such as the Maxima and 350Z. It has a 5 speed automatic and 4 wheel disc brakes, all being vented. All of which comes together to make it one fast, responsive van.

In regards to safety, the van has curtain airbags for all passengers, side airbags for front seats, ABS, vehicle dynamics control, traction control, tire pressure monitors, and rear backup sensors.

In regards to comfort and convience, both sliding doors and the rear hatch are powered. There are grocery bag hooks on the back of the rear seat and on the back of the driver and passenger front seat. The dual automatic climate control keeps the temperature at your desired setting. All rear seats fold flat into or onto the floor. The second row seats tilt and move back and forth. The second row seats also allow you to move them or tilt them up with a car seat strapped into them via the LATCH car seat system. The van is very low to the ground which allows our 3 year old to easily climb in. The overhead console, which reminds me of an aircraft console, has many storage bins and has adjustable air flow vents. The skyview rear roof allows light into the van, if the shades are open, giving the fan an open ambiance. The leather seats are of high quality and feature lip stitching once popular on leather seats many years ago.

We have experienced no problems, no rattles, and are completely satisfied.