Overview & Reviews

The 2004 Quest is an all-new minivan from Nissan that features distinctive styling, innovative features and a powerful V6.

• Flat-folding rear seats, several trim levels to choose from, head airbag protection for all occupants, smooth 240-horse V6, comfortable ride.

User Reviews:

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  Relentless Rattles - 2004 Nissan Quest
  By Jason Devine - October 5 - 10:06 pm

  With a 1 year old, this was our first minivan. We were replacing a Mercedes C320 so my wife wanted all the luxury ammeneties. We narrowed our search to the Quest, Odyssey and Sienna. The quest had the latest features without the price premium on the Sienna. Weve had the car for nearly a year and love the drive, room, DVD and fold flat seats. However, build quality of the body is poor. Doors dont fit tight. There are constant rattles (back gate and side doors) and several trips to the dealer have not resolved them. Nissan extended the warranty to 5 years, nice gesture, but wed prefer doors that dont rattle.

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  Great Value - 2004 Nissan Quest
  By Fred Brown - September 27 - 2:00 am

  Went out looking out for a typical minivan and found the Quest. Love the exterior styling even with out the roof rack. Nice power, good gas mileage (esp. after our 96 Explorer) and lots of standard features. Great Price!!!

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  Too many problems - its a lemon! - 2004 Nissan Quest
  By Completely UNSAT! - September 14 - 5:43 am

  Currently going through the process of getting van bought back by Nissan through LEMON LAW. Been in for service 9 times (27 total days in shop)! SLIDING DOORS rattle, squeek, shake, grind and do not open, close, align, or latch properly. Sliding doors are extremely UNSAFE. Van has had 6 RECALLS performed, along with the entire drivers side REPAINTED due to rock chips since doors were misaligned. Nissan extended OEM warranty to 5yrs/60k miles, but that doesnt account for the POOR BUILD QUALITY. Vehicle pulled to the left, transmission pan leaked, CV boot ripped, sun visor label fell off, left rear quarterpanel loose - PROBLEMS are too many to list. Buy a HONDA or TOYOTA!!!

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  I Love This Van - 2004 Nissan Quest
  By Rick - August 18 - 11:16 am

  I remember first seeing this van at the Cleveland Auto Show as a concept vehicle. My wife and I loved its looks and could not wait for it to come out. In the summer of 2003 when my previous Quest lease was up, I shopped around and bought this van. OK, to be honest, being a first year model, there were some quirky recalls and as well as some rattles. We had to go back to the dealer several times to get things fixed, but because of all the trouble, Nissan extended the warranty to a full 5 years. How many companies would do that! Anyway, I love the power, the comfort, the size, the ride and I do love the pod and the location of the instrument panel. This has been a great van!

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  Satisfied Customer - 2004 Nissan Quest
  By Happy Driving! - August 15 - 2:00 am

  We purchased the Quest in preparation for our first child. We wouldnt have changed a thing. The Quest is perfect for anyone who wants a larger vehicle that offers convenience as well as plenty of passenger and cargo space.

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  2004 Quest S Model - 2004 Nissan Quest
  By cher0519 - August 10 - 2:00 am

  Love this vehicle. First time owning a minivan, which I said I would never drive. This is not your typical minivan. Nice smooth ride. The only problems I have had so far is the CD player works for a few days then doenst work for a week and this keeps going on and on. Gas pedal seems real jerky. Dealership tells me I must have a lead foot but I dont think that is the problem. Kids love the car. Especially the DVD player.

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  wish it worked as good as it looks - 2004 Nissan Quest
  By Kristi Gavagan - August 4 - 10:00 am

  I have had fun driving it and I said I would NEVER own one. People come up to me in parking lots and ask about it all the time. I do have a prob with having to take a brand new vehicle in for repairs. Like someone prev wrote, I had trouble starting it and one day it just wouldnt start with two unhappy kids. I have it in the shop now because it got stuck in third gear over the 4th of July and I have to take it back next week for a bunch of parts that are being recalled. They arent making my life any easier by offering loaner cars and they dont even vaccuum your vehicle for you after you have it serviced. Even Ford does better.

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  great for us - 2004 Nissan Quest
  By dbarbour - July 13 - 9:10 am

  This van has been great. Millage is good (21 city - 28 hwy), We now have 210,000 and have had very few repairs considering its age. Mostly routine repairs. I love driving this van, it is very comfortable, handles well and acceleration is great! I live in a northern state and it handles winter driving well even with only FWD and all season tires. However, I hate backing it up as visiblity is lousy.

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  QUEST IS THE BEST - 2004 Nissan Quest
  By JANETMGILMORE - July 10 - 10:00 am

  After searching for over one year for a van ... always walking away because it was missing something I FOUND THE QUEST. It is like driving a cloud with all controls at your fingertips. With plenty of room and seats that fold down effortlessly. Doors side and back open and close with the remote making loading and unloading a snap.The acceleration and handling is the best of any of the vans I have tested. The STYLE is just the BEST. People stop me nearly every day to question me about my QUEST. I cant wait to tell them how much we LOVE it.

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  My New Quest - 2004 Nissan Quest
  By Dball - July 10 - 10:00 am

  While researching info for a new mini van, I eliminated the Quest. I had the Quest twin, Mercury Villager, in 97 and assumed the new Nissan would be the same. They are too small for my needs. SUPRISE! My Consumer Reports arrived with mini van tests. Nissan redesigned the Quest. I looked, I bought. The car is great. Loaded with standard features. First trip- 26MPG.Try one if you are looking for a great mini van.