2005 Nissan Quest consumer reviews

I am a college student, and this was my parent's vehicle. They gave it to me, where I drive it in colorado. It is unbeatable. I accelerate fast, drive 60 mph with chains, slide into snow banks, blast speakers, cram 20 people into it, drive it for 3k miles without a break. It's gone over 130 mph on route 50, and it's idled for two days straight. It's gotten me to the mountains and back over a hundred times, and I can't drive in the snow. The best part is that it shares many parts with other nissans of the era, so you can ALWAYS find parts in the scrapyard.

We bought the car in April. The same day it broke down. They picked it up said they replaced the starter,thermostat & coolant hoses. About a week later the break line was dragging underneath. Then we has issues with the battery cables. Now the alternator just went and the timing chain needs to be replaced.

Nissan Quest es una minivan muy grande para viajar muy económica de gas corre bien tantas nuevas limpia adentro y por fuera es un beiculo muy cómodo

This car runs great has a good color combination and plenty of room love all the amenities it has.

My family and I love this van. It has great style amazing features and unbelievable comfort. The size of the interior will blow you away! Leather, two screens, Bose sound system, rear sonar, excellent gas mileage, automatic doors and lift gate, stow away third row and fold down second row captains chairs! This holds six above average sized adults with ease and seven passengers average to smaller size. That being said, my wife and I can transport our four children and still have room for any sized extra passenger. One of our favorite features is the individual moon roofs for every rear passenger, with the included front moon roof, it makes just sitting in the car on a starry night an activity for the whole family. I considered lots of several minivans and suv?s before making this my final purchase. However, I knew this was the one the moment I opened the door and looked inside! The most bang for your buck easily! #Noregrets #100%Satisfied

This was reliable, and has space for a small family like mines. No complaints, if I have a choose for another option it will by this Nissan Quest .

We bought our used Nissan Quest mini van with 126k on it. We had driven other minivans with 2.5L, 3.8L, and 3.5L engines all with 4spd auto trannys. This van beat them all for handling, comfort and overall performance. It gets as good as the other best mpg mini van we had before plus it has real power from it's 3.5L v6 engine. Even my minivan that had the 3.8L didn't touch this one for smooth reliable acceleration. It feels very stable and not a typical wobbly mini van ride. The only drawback is that the instrument cluster is located dead center in the dashboard and that the controls for many functions are clustered together in such a way that they are difficult to find even after a couple of months of driving. Still,it is the best I say the best minivan we have owned or driven. And it is huge inside with awsomely comfortable seats. Great climate control and interior quality. Hwy at 70mph we get 22mpg and at 75 about 21mpg. In town driving yields between 15 & 16mpg.

Reading reveiws ,wonder if I've got a lemon. Bought this van new and pleased with the look and comfort. Constant rattle noise coming from side door. Driver power window went out but covered with warranty.The big problem is the brake system in these vehicles. Had brakes and rotors turned around 15,000. I have 50,000 on this and doing these rotors again for the 4 th. time The 3 rd. was just 3,000 ago.No satisfaction from dealer and less from Nissan Corp.if ever a recall.Corp agent had an additude also.I'll pay more for the Honda next.

We have had this car for 5 years this September of 2010. We bought it brand new. I love the features it has. We have the top of the line model of the SE with Skyview and Dual DVD player screens. The luxury of the van is wonderful. My only complaint is the mechanical features of this van. Nissan has a cheaply made plastic protection under the front part of the car that has come apart twice. It's put back together with plastic tabs. The transmission also started slipping at 40,000 and we were able to get that covered. Now the engine has a faint knocking sound and when we took it to the dealer at least twice about it, they couldn't hear the knocking. We have taken it back for the 3rd time in the last 8 months and have found out that the teeth that hold the chain to turn the engine is failing and was quoted $2100 to repair since they have to pull the engine out to fix this. We started to hear the noise at 63,000 miles and the warranty ended at 60,000. Not sure if I want to own another Nissan again. Will probably stick with Hondas.

Bought a 2005 Quest new and now have 4 kids and 90,000 miles on it...so I feel very qualified to review. This car was an excellent value and has been extremely reliable. I love the trendy styling, the seat comfort, and the ample storage behind the 3rd row. My biggest disappointment is road noise, but you probably need to buy a more luxurious model for that.