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Used Nissan Quest Vans/Minivans

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2012 Nissan Quest What's new for 2012? 
2012 Nissan Quest

The 2012 Nissan Quest minivan adds XM Satellite Radio to the SV and SL trims.

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2011 Nissan Quest What's new for 2011? 
2011 Nissan Quest

The all-new, fourth-generation Quest returns to the Nissan lineup after a 1-year hiatus with a bold look that towers above the competition – literally.

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2009 Nissan Quest What's new for 2009? 
2009 Nissan Quest

New automatic door locks and a new exterior color, Tuscan Sun, mark the major changes for the 2009 Nissan Quest.

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2008 Nissan Quest What's new for 2008? 
2008 Nissan Quest

The SL trim level receives a power sliding left-side door, automatic on/off headlights and the RearView monitor system, while the SE gains standard Bluetooth and XM Satellite Radio.

About Nissan Quest

Since its initial launch as the joint venture sibling of the Mercury Villager, Nissan's Quest has been the QUESTion mark in the Nissan lineup. Those questions continued with the latest iteration, introduced as a solo Nissan effort in 2004. Whereas most of its competition embraces the bland in pursuit of the minivan mainstream, Nissan took a decidedly different tack in both exterior styling and interior execution. With an all-new vehicle emanating from an all-new Canton, Mississippi plant, both quality and marketing results—at launch—were decidedly mixed. For 2007 Nissan performs one of its most aggressive mid-model "freshenings" ever. And while little of the money spent is evident on the outside, the interior represents another Nissan shift, but this time it's a shift nearer the sweetspot of the minivan marketplace.

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