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The Quest is a well-known four-wheel drive minivan. In fact it is best in this category available in four trims such as base 3.5, 3.5 S, 3.5 SE and 3.5 SE. With just some minor changes, the 2008 Nissan Quest makes everyday driving comfortable, refined and full of safety.

Exterior Look

As far as the exterior segment is concerned, the latest Quest models look quite similar to its predecessors, but however there are slight changes that the manufacturer has come up with. Amongst such features are fluid, arching lines, modern architectural front grille, speed-sensitive variable intermittent windshield wipers, corner lights, halogen headlights and standard 16-inch aluminum alloy wheels. The models also feature optional "puddle lamps" mounted on the underside of the outside mirrors. The models are equipped with 17-inch aluminum-alloy wheels. The strong looking yet refined Quest looks great with rear privacy glass, dual sliding rear doors, dual power outside mirrors and a rear window washer/wiper. The upper two models come with a handy luggage rack and the outside mirrors are heated to maintain optimum visibility in cold weather. The top-of-the-line SE comes standard with fog lights.

Powerful Engines And Smooth Ride

To make the four trims best in ride and handling, the manufacturer has come up with a standard 3.5-liter, DOHC, 24-valve, V-6 engine highlighted with award-winning VQ technology. It gives more than 230 horsepower and 240 lb-ft torque when mated with a standard 5-speed electronically controlled automatic transmission with overdrive This engine is known for providing a smooth and quiet drive in any type of road condition. With the other traction and braking technologies such as Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC) and Traction Control System (TCS), one can make the minivan respond the way you want it to.

Spacious Interior

The interior cabin is highlighted with modern colors and materials for seating and appointments. The latest Quest models have been designed to accommodate seven passengers comfortably across three rows of seats. Some of the standard interior features include a tilt steering column, a center information center, front map lights and dual reading lights along with four 12-volt power outlets. When all seats are in user position, there is a cargo capacity of 32.1 cubic feet, however when the 2nd and 3rd row seats are folded flat, one gets a storage space of 148.7 cubic feet. The optional skyview roof that features four fixed glass panels creates an open environment for the rear passengers, combined with a full-length rear overhead console.

Powerful Entertainment Features

The standard audio system available in the latest models is an AM/FM setup with a CD player and eight speakers, while the higher trims come with an AM/FM audio player with six-disc in-dash CD changer. For premium sound quality, the manufacturer has included a ten-speaker Bose audio system with Richbass sub-woofer in the SE model. There is also this optional rear-seat DVD player for all trims, with the SE getting eight-inch dual monitors.

Safety Equipments

One segment where the latest 2008 Nissan Quest Van excels is the safety. The models are launched with the latest in safety protection, such as the Nissan Advanced Air Bag System applied to dual-stage front air bags and occupant detection system, supplemental roof mounted side-impact curtain air bags for front and rear seats, three-point seat belts and height adjustable head restraints for all seating positions. The optional rear sonar system alerts the driver of any obstacles behind while moving in reverse.