The 2009 Nissan Quest is almost the same Quest that ruled the minivan market previous year. It comes with very little changes, just including the new automatic door locks and the Tuscan Sun exterior paint color. The 2009 Quest line-up comes with an array of standard and optional features. Each Quest model is equipped with 3.5-liter V-6 engine, that is mated with a five-speed automatic transmission. The 2009 Quest is a complete treat to consumers, with power, comfort and reliability.
2009 Nissan Quest Exterior
The Quest for the current year sports a contemporary exterior design, marked by an arching roofline; a strong shoulder; a low beltline in the front; Nissan's signature grille and angular bumper fascia. The minivan measures 204.1 inches long and 77.6 inches wide. Quest features chrome door handles and satin-look finished roof rack. For this year, Nissan added Tuscan Sun as the new exterior color among the six other colors. The 3.5, 3.5 S and 3.5 SL models feature 16-inch wheels and P225/65R16 tires, with 17- inch aluminum-alloy wheels, while the 3.5 SE model features P225/60R17 tires.
2009 Nissan Quest Interior
The 2009 Quest is designed to accommodate up to seven passengers in its three-row seats, with ample legroom and headroom. With its long 124.0 inches wheelbase, 77.6 inches width and 67.3 inches front & rear track, the Quest provides an interior volume of 211.6 cubic feet, which is the largest in its segment. The classy interior of the minivan features rear air-conditioning system; audio controls for rear headphones; cruise control, while available features include, leather seating; dual-zone HVAC controls; DVD-based Nissan Navigation System with 7.0-inch color display; 265-watt Bose audio system and many more.
Comfortable Ride
The Quest has always been known for its responsive handling and smooth & comfortable ride. It is tuned to produce 235-horsepower with its 3.5-liter
V-6 engine. The Quest utilizes Nissan's advanced FF-L (Front engine, Front-wheel drive, Large) platform, and features a 4-wheel independent suspension with a rear multi-link design and front and rear stabilizer bars. The 2009 Nissan Quest is the best front-wheel drive minivan in the market.
Safety
Nissan has put its conscious effort in the safety aspect of the 2009 Quest. Some of the standard safety features in Quest include, the Nissan Advanced Air Bag System (AABS); dual-stage supplemental front air bags; side-impact and side curtain airbags; antilock braking system with brake assist; electronic stability and traction control;
3-point seat belts and height-adjustable head restraints for all seating positions; front seat Active Head Restraints; LATCH System (Lower Anchors and Tether for Children); Vehicle Security System (VSS) and many more.
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