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The Quest remains at or near the top of its class if you are looking at a minivan as a pure luxury vehicle.

The Quest is a competent performer in an ever-expanding class of minivans. Its price is competitive. It offers prospective buyers a stylish, confident and powerful alternative to slightly more anonymous and reserved competitors.

No matter what the errand is, or what the distance might be, Nissan’s new Quest is now a suitable challenger in a market that ought to be rightfully nervous.

As far as family transport goes, there really is no other vehicle aside from the Nissan Quest that offers as much space and convenience than a minivan.

The Nissan Quest does everything a family van should with no shortcomings in performance, efficiency, comfort or environmental features. The Quest drives nicely, with an optimum balance between ride quality and handling and a responsive V6 engine.

There is no better family vehicle than the minivan as far as space and convenience goes. If you want to retain the last thread of individuality left somewhere inside of you, choose the Quest.

We’re not trying to melt the new Nissan Quest’s sundae, but the Honda Odyssey and Toyota Sienna are also incredibly fine vehicles. After all, with so many excellent variations, we can’t choose your favorite flavor of vanilla.

If passenger comfort and overall refinement are key metrics in your minivan search, the 2012 Nissan Quest is well worth consideration.

The Quest has finally achieved the normalcy that should enable it to grab a decent slice of the minivan market.

For better or worse, the Quest stands out in the minivan crowd with its squared-off rear. If you like its looks, the Quest offers the seating and cargo flexibility that busy families need.

The 2011 Quest has embraced its “minivan-ness” and focuses on the occupants to the point of pampering. It may not be perfect, but it’s certainly worth considering if you’re shopping for a premium minivan.

Though the Quest may not be the most practical, in terms of pure opulence it’s a step above the competition. The mid-level Quest feels more luxurious than the top Honda Odyssey. It’s cushy cabin and refined ride make it the minivan I’d most like to spend time in.