2015 Nissan Quest

I love my Quest!

I love my new Nissan Quest, it rides smooth and quiet. Would trade it for nothing. Thanks Nissan

Love love love my Quest.

Needs more storage in the passenger area. Needs more USB ports

I have put less than 800 miles on my Quest. So far I am only dissatisfied with the ground clearance (lack thereof) and the possibility that I could be shortening the life of my engine by using ethanol-containing fuel. Fuel that does not contain ethanol is virtually impossible to find (AND over-priced).

My next vehicle will have Apple CarPlay. Any vehicle not having it will not be in the running. It was almost a deal-breaker this time, but we felt we needed to buy now. The integration of my iPhone with the vehicle system is clumsy and all manufacturer navigation systems are a disaster not worth the learning curve.

Just completed a 2500 mile trip through mountains, desert and city environment. Performed excellent and did everything I asked it to do.

The 3rd row seat belts are really poorly positioned; they're uncomfortable on a day-to-day basis, and seem a bit dangerous in case of accidents.

The quest is way behind ALL other vehicles in segment in regards to standard features. Bluetooth, backup cam. The quest has only two power outlets in the ENTIRE VEHICLE! needs to have two in front alone plus 1 to multiple in rear. additionally, the power outlet covers are horribly designed. They have limited range of motion, limiting their usefulness. They tend to break off in used quests. The back cargo cover takes away cargo space in rear! The quest is very fun to drive, great seat comfort. (but again, compared to the rest of the segment is very limited.

needs a compass on vehicles without a navigation system. The cup holders will not allow use of cup with a handle More 12 volt plugs are needed. The one by tailgate is useless without a long extension. lots of wasted space in front center console. The small drawer is almost useless. Bad engineering here!!