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2006 Nissan Quest 3.5 SE ReviewFamily Questby Alain Gayot 
Sadly, the Nissan Quest has not been fully embraced as the totally cool minivan it is. Its avant garde design has been both its friend and foe, and due to a general dislike of the Quest's ergonomics the 2007 model will undergo a complete dashboard overhaul. Nonetheless, its interior design is one of the more futuristic approaches we’ve seen, and the multi-panel glass roof adds brightness to the general comfort of this luxurious troop transport. In its present incarnation, the Quest is a great family car that moms with several kids should be driving. With May being the month of Mother's Day, we thought the mom-friendly Quest would be a perfect "Car of the Month." The base model will give you ample satisfaction and reliable city and road assurance—but jazz it up with some of our tester’s options and you’ve just spent a cool ten grand more. Those included XM satellite radio, a navigation system, DVD entertainment system, run-flat tires, second row captain’s chairs and the very convenient rear parking assist.
Standard features include all the cubbies, cup holders, grocery bag hooks and power outlets one expects from a minivan such as this. Gas mileage was decent and power (for what this vehicle is designed to do) was not an issue during our week in this hip, jade-colored multi-passenger ride. Whether
they're going to a birthday party loaded with balloons, picking
up a few kids after soccer practice or heading to the grocery
store, cool moms will safely transport their precious cargo.
With a smile on their face, they’ll always be ready
for their next family quest.
Photography: AlphaMedia
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