Nissan Quest Usados en Venta

I liked that it was really roomy. I did not like that it was cheaply made.

We have five kids, so we needed a vehicle that was somewhat spacious and could seat seven total people, of course, while still being able to support some cargo space. We found that in this 2012 Nissan Quest. The model we found (SL) also has all the upgrades we didn't even know at the time would be truly beneficial to us such as DVD, two sunroofs, power driver seat, power doors, power tailgate, and plenty of cargo space behind the back row as well as the ability to fold down seats to produce even more cargo space. The positioning of the seats makes it easy to move about the cabin for buckling little kids as well as placing cargo items in any spot in the minivan. We are also pleased with the safety features that were explained to us during the purchase of the vehicle and the plethora of airbags that are installed in the cabin to ensure the safety of our family in the case of an accident. Overall, my family has been pleased with this purchase and, assuming Nissan hasn't drastically changed the future variations of the Quest, we'd buy a new version down the road if we needed to change vehicles.

This is one of the best cars that I have ever owned. It's great for family trips, it is big enough for the whole family. It will give you great gas to miles in the city as well for long trips. It is super smooth on curves, handles great while reaching top speeds. It has dual air conditioning, which is great to monitor the coolness for toddlers and grown ups. It will seat seven. The seats in the back are comfortable enough for adults. It has a six-CD changer, and it has great audio speakers. I did not think this was possible on a minivan. I've had co-workers say that they would love to get a minivan like mine.