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Re: Nissan Quests [imariquinn]: by deltheking on Mon Aug 03 21:17:49 PDT 2009; I have a used 04 Nissan Quest and the reason I bought it was b`cos I got a really good deal.A new Quest is not worth it in my opinion especially compared to the Odyssey or Sienna.Check out CR for the reliability ratings. Once Quests start hitting 30k miles -all problems start..Rotors warp easily,brakes are horrible,numerous electrical and hardware problems and there is a steering wheel shake that is present in a lot of models..Also there are numerous squeaks and rattles--it feels like u are driving a van with 125k miles and not 25k miles.The quality of materials is subpar with lots of cheap plastic and fit and finish is poor. Again CR reflects all these ratings. Folks can check Edmunds forums for the 04+ Quest problems before planning to buy one..Nissan CEO himself accepted that Quest have lots of quality issues. And these depreciate horribly..So a used can be a great bargain. But there are much much better choices out there. Just MHO.

Rogue Price - Very happy with price / not financing: by bigdog on Mon Jan 12 17:33:29 PST 2009; Very happy with price / not financingJust bought in late December a New 2008 Rogue SL FWD w/ Premium Pkg, Moon Roof, Splashguards, Cargo & Floor matts. Out the door $22,300. Just watch out for the dealership quoting interest rates that are higher than Nissan offers to them. We were told we didn't qualify for special financing and the dealership told us we only qualified for 6.34%. Found out that that wasn't true. Buyer was a first timer with 718 scores but not credit in their own name and co-signer was adult with 730 scores. We are pursuing this with Dept. of Finance and Dept. of Corporations.

Re: Should I buy a used 2004 Quest? [JasonW]: by deltheking on Wed Feb 25 14:34:59 PST 2009; My sincere non biased opinion-- I am both a New `07 Honda Odyssey owner and a used `04 quest owner- I sold the Odyssey with barely 800 miles and I got the `04 Quest for a very good deal[ in a color i like-Gray] after trading in my Ford SUV. Frankly, I bought the Quest b`cos I got a great deal.If I could get the Sienna for that price I would have bought it. If reliability is a factor -- hands down the Sienna.I had the Sienna for a day from Toyota dealer for 1 day.Toyota has rent a car program-- pay about 100 and rent a sienna for 1 day. The Sienna is the most reliable van- it is extremely quiet,great smooth ride and the loaded versions are luxurious.A used one will be a bargain.The Odyssey rides very rough,and the road and wind noises are horrible.And relative to the Sienna it rattles a lot more.At first the steering wheel feels taut and sporty,,but drive it everyday and it hurts.A first test drive with Odyssey is great-- where I made my mistake- but u drive it regularly,it becomes a real chore-- feeling every bump,extremely noisy- it can get very tiring.Drive it on a coarse pavement and it is really terrible. The main purpose of a minivan is practicality,comfort and ride,,not sporty handling or rough ride or road noise.This is where the Odysseys fails miserably.And , a used Odyssey is more costly than Sienna. The Quest is the 3rd choice without any doubt.Unless u are getting a great deal,stick with the Sienna.I have had my used `04 Quest-SL for about 10 days now .It is just OK- minor rattles etc.I hope the reliability keeps up.Plus its tires are expensive. But if u want a very reliable ,safe,affordable ,great comfortable ride plus extra features-- Go with the Sienna.You just can`t go wrong.And as u have indicated- as reliability is a very big factor for u- Your best option is Sienna.Hassle free minivan. Hope this helps--my personal opinion.

2008 Used Xterra Purchase: by jvost on Sat Feb 07 10:19:46 PST 2009; Here's the deal I just made on a used Xterra S with 19,000 miles. It was a CPO vehicle from a Nissan dealer. The truck is absolutely pristine - looks like it just rolled of the showroom floor. I paid $17,099 out the door (plus sales tax). I paid cash. Our market (Colorado) is flooded with 2008 Xterras from rental car fleets all with about the same mileage, so there's lots to choose from. I think $17,000 is in the range of the best price you can get, because I had to play four dealers off of each other before I could get one to sell at $17K. I had two others down to $17,500, but they just wouldn't budge - actually let me walk away knowing I had a deal at $17,099. This truck is CPO, so you might do just a bit better for a non CPO. Lastly, I think Xterras sell for a little more in Colorado than some other markets for obvious reasons. I saw some similar vehicles on Ebay Motors for $500 - $1000 less, but in places like south Florida.

GAP on Nissan Mo Co Lease: by sixfive on Wed Jul 09 04:39:09 PDT 2008; I have heard that but the dealer used Hann financial to do the lease - NJ based firm I believe. Better rate but we were not covered for GAP needs according to the contract. 5k down on a lease is silly at sub 5 money rates. Cash in your pocket is king.

Re: Great vehicle. Best value in class at time of purchase (June 2008) [redstripe_e90]: by marcogallo1986 on Mon Jun 30 21:15:00 PDT 2008; hey that is ok I reallly Injoyed reading boath of your Postings. SO you got the 2 point os what color did you get interior and exterior. I like that sand stone co,lor heard to find tho might go with my dad this weekand and Look at one the Sentria is a good car has alwas bin just as good as a sivick or the toyota car. Nissan cars are all just as good just a bit cheeper. so keep on posting the sentrias are selling like hot Cakes thankyou for reading Marco.

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