Used 2017 Nissan Quest Consumer Reviews
Used Quest for sale
We have a limited number of reviews for the 2017 Quest, so we've included reviews for other years of the Quest since its last redesign.
powerful engine and smooth and quick shifting
Ivonne Vazquez, 10/20/2016
2016 Nissan Quest S 4dr Minivan (3.5L 6cyl CVT)
10 of 12 people found this review helpful
I am very happy with my purchase! I am not a minivan person but I cant find a good excuse to get a different vehicle, very good acceleration, good gas mileage for its size and practicality. Sometimes I forget that I am driving a minivan and drive like in a sporty vehicle because it handles very well.
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Quest Is A Sleeper - Be Sure To Take A Look At It
r_inboston, 11/24/2013
2014 Nissan Quest SL 4dr Minivan (3.5L 6cyl CVT)
50 of 67 people found this review helpful
Have 3 growing teenagers and need 3 rows to keep the peace. Had settled on the Pathfinder until we read how poor the build quality is. Decided to (reluctantly) look at minivans. Looked at the Quest last out of frustration with the Odyssey and Sienna - both nice but the interiors have too much hard plastic. The Quest has a beautiful interior and is a near-luxury vehicle in SL or LE trims. Yes, seats only 7 but the ride is superb and the view out is like an SUV with loads of glass. We bought the SL and too new to evaluate overall reliability yet, but will return after 3000 miles to update. Nissan doesn't sell many so dealer may have to locate. You can drive a hard bargain for one too.
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Excellent Family Truckster
lydiaandsydneysdad@gmail.com, 07/07/2018
2015 Nissan Quest Platinum 4dr Minivan (3.5L 6cyl CVT)
7 of 8 people found this review helpful
We have owned two Nissan Quest. A 2004 and a 2015. Both were exceptional vehicles. Comfortable, reliable, maintenance cost are low. Resale sucks!!! Will drive this one to death as there is no sense in trading or selling.
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LOVE it!! Great van.........
Arthur Green, 07/15/2016
updated 08/28/2019
2013 Nissan Quest SV 4dr Minivan (3.5L 6cyl CVT)
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
The van is outstanding in the interior design, comfort, and features. LOVE the storage well in the rear floor of the van. I need an electric cart, which fits in the well perfectly. Great easy in getting in and out. Comfortable seats. Great vision with all the big windows all the way around the van. The only thing negative is the lower than expected gas mileage. At about 14,000 miles the tires were in need of replacement. The dealer paid for 2 tires and I paid for 2. There was a definite defect in the tires, as they wore down way too quickly. At 30,000 miles, I still love the van. Just disappointed that apparently Nissan has discontinued the Quest. Thus far, no problems with the van. All I have done is have the oil changed every 3,000 miles. At 36,000 miles, I still love the van, but it is begining to show some wear and tear, which I did not expect at such low milage, even though it is now approach being 5 years old. The rubber trim/seal around the name plate on the entry on the floor, is coming lose. There is now a small rip/tear on the arm rest in the center console area. Other than those couple of things, still very pleased with the van. IF Nissan had continued making the Quest, I would be trading this one in. However, I am just hanging on to this one, as there is nothing on the market today, that is affordable, that offers the same features, for the price. I looked at and seriously considered a Ford Explorer, and Ford Flex, as well as the Toyota van, but they are all too damn expensive. 7/31/2018, with just over 40,000 miles, I still love this van!! Not a serious problem with it now in 5 years of driving. Only thing I am disappointed in, other than the few minor interior issues I mentioned earlier, is the gas mileage. Wish I got closer to the estimated EPA mileage. Oh well, not too much to complain about. At the moment, the baby is in the body shop to repair a bit of side swipe damage to the passenger side rear panel. Some gentleman decided that merging on to the bridge really didn't mean "Yield" in spite of the signs. I managed to almost get by him........ Driving a loaner, a 2018 Chevy Equinox, which is a BIG let down. Too much road noise. To hard to get in and out of, have to go in head first and then drag my legs in. February 23, 2019 I am now approaching 42,000 miles on the van. Surprisingly, I am in need of tires again. The original tires were replaced at 14,000 miles, so after only 28,000 miles, I am down to 4/32 tread, which means it is time to think about new tires. I am not sure what the mileage rating was on the Firestone tires the dealer used to replace the original tires. August 27, 2019 I still love the van. I have been looking for something a bit newer, since this one is now 6 years old. Surprised and disappointed in the low value, despite the low mileage. I have been considering a Dodge Grand Caravan, but, so far have not found the one. Van is still running like new. No issues and no maintenance expense. Let's keep it that way.
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Biggest problem is the 3rd row seat..
Xin Xin, 10/13/2016
2016 Nissan Quest SL 4dr Minivan (3.5L 6cyl CVT)
15 of 20 people found this review helpful
Our family and relatives all drive different minivan over the past 20 years. From Dodge Caravan and Town and Country, Ford Aerostar and Windstar, Honda Odyssey, Totoya Pervia and sienna, I have tried many of them. Overall, this Nissan Quest, the driver seats and 2nd row seats are great. It is compatible to Honda Odyssey and Sienna. In fact, I like the driver seat and front panel design more that Honda and Toyota. However, from practical purpose, the 3rd row seat's leg room just too small comparing to Honda and Toyota. An average 5' 7" tall adult's knee will touch the back of the 2nd row. That's the main reason we didn't buy the Quest.
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