Nissan Quest
The Nissan Quest is presently the least popular minivan on the market. Despite being equipped with a very able power train, the Quest was never able to carve itself a reasonable share of the market, which as a whole is not doing very well. Its spotty reliability and approximate build quality back when it was introduced in 2004 seem to have definitely damaged its reputation. Yet, today, this is a Nissan that deserves to be taken seriously. The three versions offered in 2009 offer a vast choice of options and accessories.
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First Drives
2011 Nissan Quest: The family minivan with a peculiar look
2011 Nissan Quest: The family minivan with a peculiar lookAuto manufacturers recognize that minivans have potential. But in an effort to breathe new life into this eminently practical vehicle category, each is using a novel approach. Chrysler, for example, is trying to market the minivan as a vehicle for active men. In their advertising photo, there’s even an athletically …
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Judge Approves Timing Chain Class Action Against Nissan Canada
Judge Approves Timing Chain Class Action Against Nissan CanadaNissan timing chains on approximately 64,000 vehicles are at the centre of a class action lawsuit that has recently been approved by a judge from the British Columbia Court of Appeal. The class action was initially filed by a plaintiff named Tobias Mueller on behalf of all Canadian customers. The …
New Models
Functional Family Mobility meets Style with all-new 2011 Nissan Quest
Functional Family Mobility meets Style with all-new 2011 Nissan QuestNissan releases first full images of minivan’s return to the line-up Today, Nissan Canada Inc. released the first glimpse of the much anticipated, all-new, next generation 2011 Nissan Quest minivan. Available in Canadian showrooms in early 2011, the new Quest follows Nissan’s commitment to bold, segment-leading design and will provide …
