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Designed with purpose inside and out, the 2011 Quest offers functionality, unique styling and comfort for all occupants. "While it can't promise to make parenting easier, or your kids better behaved, the new Nissan Quest can make your life as a parent a little less chaotic," adds Castignetti.
Among the new Nissan Quest's available "Innovation for Family" design features are:
- A sophisticated, modern exterior and interior design that provides a fresh approach to the minivan segment - including a "fluid sculpture" body with full surround glass treatment
- One-touch power sliding side doors that easily unlock and open with a single touch, even with arms and hands full of groceries
- Dual Opening glass moonroofs (two), providing refreshing breezes to front and rear occupants when open
- 2nd row power windows
- Standard Quick Release Fold-Flat 2nd and 3rd row seats to make a flat load floor, and available 3rd row power-return seatback on LE
- Quick Comfort heated front seats with advanced staged heating system design
- Removable 2nd row console with cupholders and lid
- Always-available large, covered Permanent Rear Storage Well
- Advanced Climate Control System (ACCS) intelligent HVAC system with Plasmacluster™ air purifier, Grape Polyphenol Filter and auto recirculation
- Blind Spot Warning (BSW) system and RearView Monitor
- Conversation mirror, which helps enhance visibility and conversation with children in the 2nd and 3rd rows
- Standard 2nd and 3rd row theater seating with available large rear 11-inch color monitor and auto bright function
- Easy maneuverability, with small turning radius and front triangle windows for enhanced visibility
- Tire Pressure Monitoring System with Easy Fill Tire Alert, which alerts you when proper tire inflation is reached
Innovative Functionality
The Nissan Quest exterior styling combines fluid sculptural elements with crafted details to provide a fresh approach to minivan design. In front, the bold bumper and horizontal grille and headlights blend into the dramatic side character line and distinctive wheel forms filled with standard 16-inch or 18-inch wheels.
The bold door sections and surfaces flow seamlessly into the rear "boomerang" taillights and tailgate finisher, helping create a look as if Nissan Quest was carved from one solid piece of sculptor's stone.
The most striking aspect of the new Quest design, however, is the full surround privacy glass, black sash molding and chrome trim accents, which combine with the wide, low stance and muscular front end to give Nissan Quest the most dynamic and distinctive appearance in class. The Nissan Quest exterior design is also one of the most wind-efficient, with a 0.32 Cd for the Quest S model.
In addition to standard chrome door handles, rear roof spoiler and chrome license plate finisher, available exterior features include High Intensity Discharge (HID) xenon headlights, auto on/off headlight function, fog lights, and dual power heated outside mirrors.
Nissan Quest also features small triangle windows in the front doors to help enhance visibility. Available on Nissan Quest SL and LE models are Dual Opening Glass Moonroofs that contribute to the open, airy atmosphere of the Quest interior for all passengers.
The new Nissan Quest is offered with power sliding side doors with selective unlock function and one-touch open/unlock feature and power-opening windows. The system works in conjunction with the standard Nissan Intelligent Key™. Also, due to the way the Nissan Quest's door rail system is designed, the sliding door step-in height is lower than competitive minivans.
This is especially helpful for small children or older adults getting into the 2nd or 3rd rows. In addition, a one-touch unlock/open power rear liftgate is standard on Quest SL and LE models.
The easy-to-use convenience also carries over into the interior design with the quick release fold-flat 2nd and 3rd row seats. The 60/40-split 3rd row seat can be switched from upright to fold-flat position with the simple pull of one strap (Quest S and SV) or push of a button (Quest SL and LE).
The LE model also includes 3rd row power return seatback. A spring assist aids the manual fold and return operation. The 2nd row bucket seats also feature easy-fold/return operation, and there is a standard 2nd row walk-in device for easier access to the 3rd row.
Nissan Quest's permanent rear storage well provides a large, flexible space behind the 3rd row seat, offering a hidden, additional cargo area for bulky items. The storage area is independent of the fold flat 3rd row seat - so it's always there when you need it - and is covered by a lightweight but sturdy 60/40-split multi-position removable cover.
Interior comfort and convenience features are also designed for flexibility and functionality. The driver's seat is a 6-way manual adjustment design for S and SV models, and 8-way power-adjustable for SL and LE trim levels.
The passenger seat is 4-way adjustable on S, SV, and SL and 4-way power on LE. Rich cloth seat fabric is standard on S and SV, while leather-appointed seats are standard on SL and LE models. Nissan Quest LE also features a 2-driver memory and auto entry/exit system.
Nissan Quest's theater-style interior layout with raised 2nd and 3rd rows provides occupants with excellent visibility and a good view of the available 11-inch WVGA family entertainment system display monitor. The comfortable 2nd row Captain's Chair style seats include dual armrests, recline, and fore/aft adjustability, while the 3rd row 60/40-split bench includes recline and 3-way adjustable headrests.
A total of six cupholders and six bottle holders - two each for all three rows - are standard, along with four coat hangers and two 12-volt DC outlets. The dual-level front center console offers flexible storage, as does the removable 2nd row console. An overhead front console is standard on SL and LE models.
Nissan Quest's wide instrument panel includes a 4.3-inch color audio display on SV and SL models, with an 8-inch touch screen display for LE models with the standard Nissan Navigation System. The hard drive-based navigation system includes a user-friendly graphic interface, menu structure and intelligent search capabilities, a 9.3GB Music Box® hard drive, XM NavTraffic® Real-Time Traffic Information, XM NavWeather™ (XM® subscription required, sold separately) and Zagat Survey® Restaurant Guide.
One of the most innovative and certain to be appreciated new technologies is the Nissan Quest LE's standard Advanced Climate Control System (ACCS) with Plasmacluster™ air purifier, Grape Polyphenol Filter and auto recirculation control.
The system works three ways to help reduce allergens and unwanted odors within the Quest cabin. Its automatic intake control utilizes sensors to constantly monitor outside odors and automatically closes the intake port to prevent inflow of exhaust fumes or other unpleasant smells into the interior. It then restores fresh air flow automatically when the offensive odors have passed.
The ACCS also employs a Grape Polyphenol Filter to help reduce the number of harmful allergens in the interior air. Finally, an advanced Plasmacluster™ purifier, generates ions to "scrub" the interior air of unwanted odors - whether they come from outside or inside the vehicle.
Nissan Quest SV, SL and LE models feature a Tri-Zone Automatic Temperature Control system, while Quest S models include manual temperature control. A range of audio systems is also available, starting with the Nissan Quest S model's AM/FM/6CD system with four speakers.
A Bose® premium audio system with AM/FM/CD/DVD/Flash Memory, 13 speakers (including dual subwoofers) and XM® Satellite Radio (XM® subscription required, sold separately) is standard on Quest LE and available on Quest SL. A USB port with iPod® connectivity is standard on SV models and above.
Innovation for Driving Security and Pleasure
Nissan Quest's top-level quality and reliability starts with use of a 3.5-liter DOHC V6 with 253 horsepower and 236 lb-ft of torque, part of Nissan's award-winning VQ engine series.
The engine incorporates a twin Nissan Variable Induction Control System (NICS), microfinished camshaft and crankshaft surfaces, DLC (Diamond Like Carbon) coated valve lifters, resin intake manifold, forged crankshaft, digital knock control system, high capacity muffler and lightweight aluminum block and cylinder heads.
Backing the engine is Nissan's advanced Xtronic CVT™ (Continuously Variable Transmission) with Adaptive Shift Control (ASC), which provides a responsive driving experience and the smoothness that only a CVT offers.
The new Quest's secure, responsive handling feel is provided by the 4-wheel independent suspension, with independent strut with coil springs and stabilizer bar in front and a multi-link design in rear.
Braking is through 4-wheel disc brakes with Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) with Electronic Brake force Distribution (EBD) and Brake Assist (BA). Steering is a vehicle-speed-sensitive power-assisted rack-and-pinion design.
Nissan Quest S and SV models come with 16-inch wheels (aluminum-alloy on SV) with P225/65R16 all-season tires, while Quest SL and LE models feature 18-inch machine-finish aluminum-alloy wheels and P235/65R18 all-season tires.
Four Well-Equipped Quest Models
The all-new 2011 Nissan Quest is offered in four models: S, SV, SL and LE. Seven exterior colors are available: Twilight Gray, Dark Mahogany, Titanium Beige, Brilliant Silver, Platinum Graphite, Black Amethyst and White Pearl. Two interior colors are offered, Beige and Grey, in a choice of cloth (S and SV) or leather-appointed (SL and LE) seating.
Following is a list of select individual model equipment and features:
Quest S: 16-inch steel wheels with full wheel covers; rear roof spoiler; 6-way adjustable front bucket seats; front door map pockets, wood-tone trim (instrument panel, front doors, and sliding door window switch); fold-flat 2nd and 3rd row seats, permanent rear storage well; 1st and 2nd row center consoles; Nissan Intelligent Key™ with Push Button Ignition; and AM/FM/6CD audio system with four speakers.
Quest SV: One-touch power sliding doors; 16-inch aluminum-alloy wheels; Tri-Zone Auto Temperature Control; power driver's seat lumbar adjustment; six speakers; fog lights; Conversation Mirror; 4.3-inch color audio display; USB port with iPod® connectivity; Bluetooth® Hands-free Phone System with steering wheel controls; RearView Monitor; and leather-wrapped steering wheel.
Quest SL: Leather-appointed seating and door trim; 18-inch aluminum-alloy wheels; power liftgate; 8-way power-adjustable driver's seat; Quick Comfort heated front seats; HomeLink® Universal Transceiver; auto-dimming inside mirror with compass; roof rails; auto on/off headlights; leather-wrapped shift knob; Quick Release fold flat 3rd row; and heated outside mirrors with integrated turn signals.
Quest LE: Nissan Navigation System; Bose® Audio System with 12 speakers; XM® Satellite Radio (XM® subscription required, sold separately); memory system for driver's seat and outside mirrors; auto tilt-in-reverse outside mirrors; 2nd and 3rd row manual blinds; 4-way power-adjustable front passenger's seat; 8-inch VGA color display (dash mounted); DVD Entertainment System with two wireless headphones and remote control; rear 11-inch 16:9 aspect ratio display for DVD Entertainment; Advanced Climate Control System (ACCS) with auto recirculation feature; Blind Spot Warning (BSW) system; and High Intensity Discharge (HID) xenon headlights.
Only three option packages are offered: DVD Entertainment System (SL); Dual Opening Glass Moonroofs (SL and LE); and Bose® Package (SL).
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