Overview & Reviews
The Nissan Quest carries over into 2009 relatively unchanged. The only addition is standard speed-sensitive power door locks on all trim levels.
- Glass roof creates spacious feeling, roomy interior, sharp steering and handling, excellent safety scores.
User Reviews:
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Dont buy Nissan!!! - 2009 Nissan Quest
By yv13 - February 14 - 1:16 pmI have certified Pre-Owned 2009 Nissan Quest with 36,500 mi. Before 30K I had to change driving belt, less then 36K front and back brakes changed and rotors on the back were so bad that mechanic could not cut them and had to be replaced. Now I have problem with AC Compressor ( over $1,000 to repair) and look like struts going out too. Nissan refusing finansial assistance with repairs of their low quality cars! DONT BUY NISSAN AT ALL!!!
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Best car ever! - 2009 Nissan Quest
By scott in virginia - March 1 - 10:03 pmThis is the best car that I have ever owned out of about 13 in my life. It is perfect for my family & I. We love the looks and how well it handles.
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nice ride - 2009 Nissan Quest
By Dave - September 11 - 4:46 pmI am not dissapointed I traded my gas guzzling Titan for this gas sipping van. the truck was no longer practical and driving 30K mls a year, I will save about $150 a month in fuel alone. great ride and handling, unique style.
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Almost the Best - 2009 Nissan Quest
By Jeremy McCoy - March 13 - 7:10 amThis van is simple and practical, while still having todays new technology that is a lot easier to use, it is fun to drive and a lot more roomier than the other vans I have driven. I hope this is the best to come.
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So far, so good! - 2009 Nissan Quest
By Cliff Biggers - July 4 - 3:40 pmThe Nissan is the only van Ive ever owned that drives like a well-made SUV rather than like a van. Steering is responsive, the engine seems confident and responsive, and the mushy ride of my prior Sienna & Odyssey is nonexistent here. The seating is more comfortable. The Bose stereo is much better than my two prior vans, making even XM sounds good. Nissan should have gone one step further and designed the second row seats to fold absolutely flat rather than almost flat. The central command console/stack is a bit too large and rounded, intruding slightly into the knee area. An intuitive redesign of climate & sound system would help, as would improved iPod integration.
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Glad I bought it - 2009 Nissan Quest
By Michael - July 27 - 2:03 amI was also considering Honda, Toyota, Hyundai and Kia. Hyundai cars are great but vans have all sorts of electrical/mechanical issues; Kia is a Hyundai with stripped down interior so they were out. Honda & Toyota bored me to tears, also much more expensive. I resisted buying a minivan for years but am enjoying the Quest. Looks and feels great. Build quality is even better than I expected. Handling is crisp, steering sharp, powertrain is strong and smooth. I traded from a small car so the mileage is not as good but still around 19 in town (with a light foot) and actually over 24 on the highway! Very pleased.
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