2006 Nissan Quest Base for Sale in Stanton, California
Interested in buying a Coral Sand Metallic 2006 Nissan Quest S in Stanton, California? Learn more about this particular vehicle below, including pictures, options, features, car price, and more. If you'd like to inquire about this 2006 Nissan Quest, use our simple form to contact the seller, ask a question, or schedule a test drive of the vehicle. It is important to know the original value of the car even before the time of purchase. This way, you would know
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About This Car Gray 5-door FWD Pecial Minivan, 5SPD, 3.5L V6. Stock# P149. Features: Rear Air Conditioning, Privacy Glass, Air Conditioning, Rear Ventilation Ducts, Tilt Steering Wheel, Grocery Bag Holder, Retained Accessory Power, Power Hatch, Front Power Outlet, Multi-Function Remote, Overhead Console With Storage, Door Pockets, Power And Manual Sliding Side Doors, Remote Power Door Locks, Power Exterior Mirrors, Power Liftgate Rear Door, Audio Steering Wheel Controls, Cupholders, Cruise Control On Steering Wheel, Seatback Storage, Under Seat Storage, Low Fuel Level, Roof Rack, Trip Computer, Power Windows, Reading Lights, Front Wheel Drive, Macpherson Strut Front Suspension, Multi-Link Rear Suspension, Variable Power Steering, Four-Wheel Independent Suspension, Front And Rear Stabilizer Bars, Radio Data System, Am/Fm/Cd Changer Audio System, Audio Security System, Antenna, H Speed Rated Tires, P Tires, Inside Spare Mount, All Season Tires, Fullsize Non-Matching Spare Tire, Wheel Covers, 16 Inch Steel Wheels, Remote Windo
Nissan Quest Review
The Nissan Quest is the minivan for people who can't bear to own a minivan. Its powerful 3.5-liter V6, the same engine used in the Nissan 350Z, outperforms any other minivan on the road. Its smooth five-speed automatic would be perfectly at home in an expensive luxury car. With crisp steering, responsive handling and good high-speed stability, the Quest is a kick to drive, something that can't be said of many minivans. The Quest is radically styled, with looks that Buck Rogers would have admired. Its space-age styling carries through inside with jetliner-style seats, and optional Skyview glass roof panels. The centrally located instrument cluster is equally radical, often surprising shoppers the first time they sit in the driver's seat. An oval pod in the middle houses the shifter and secondary controls. The cabin is comfortable and innovative. Its back seats are roomier, more comfortable, more functional and more interesting than those in other minivans. The Quest has a longer wheelbase, and is higher and longer than other minivans. It's also one of the most versatile, with a radically arching roofline that contributes to its practicality. Its sliding doors open wider than those on other minivans. It boasts all the latest features, including power sliding doors and a power liftgate, power rear-quarter windows, a sonar park-assist system and overhead mood lighting. With the towing package, it's capable of towing up to 3500 pounds.
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