Nissan started manufacturing Nissan Quest, which is a minivan, from 1993 and the model has seen three generations so far, the latest and third generation being redesigned in 2004.

Nissan Quest was a successor to Axxess which was sold in USA in 1990 only and then in Canada from 1990-1995 and it replaced rear wheel drive Vanette.

The Nissan Quest Fourth Generation will be redesigned in 2009 and will be manufactured from Japan and may take styling cues from Forum Concept car and Nissan Elgrand.

The Nissan Quest has been awarded 5-star crash test safety rating from NHTSA, Ward's Ten Best Engines award, and AutoPacific's Vehicle Satisfaction Award, "Family Vehicle of the Year" 2004 from New England Motor Press Association.

The Nissan Quest has been modeled to give 16 mpg within the city limits and 24 mpg on the highways.

The Nissan Quest is designed with a Curb weight of 4040, height of 71.9, length of 204.1, and width of 77.6 inches.

The Nissan Quest is reported to have CO2 emission of 5232 KG/Year with Quest 3.5 S, Quest 3.5 SL and Quest 3.5 SE models.

The Nissan Quest is available in colors like Galaxy black, Lakeshore Blue, Majestic Blue, Radiant Silver, Red Brawn, Smoke and so on.

Nissan is recalling 1,126 MY 2008 Quest vehicles that are equipped with manual adjustment front seats which fail to comply with requirements of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 207, as they may result in personal injuries in case of an accident.

The Nissan Quest has not been able to be at par with Japanese Odyssey or Sienna in quality, refinement, and reputation for reliability.