All-new for the 2011 model year, the innovative 2012 Nissan Quest will continue to offer families a modern mix of more-than-minivan styling, a customer-satisfying cabin, smooth and efficient V6 power, and affordable pricing that starts at just ,750 – an MSRP that's unchanged from the 2011 Quest.
Also unchanged is the Quest's impressive roster of family-friendly features, including standard second-row "walk-in" functionality for easier access to the comfortable third row of seating. Notably, in addition to a fold-flat second row of seats, the Quest's third row folds forward, so that owners can quickly create a level load floor without having to remove seats or stow the hindmost row in the rear storage well. That means the rear cargo space is always available on the Quest, which isn't the case with key competitors. The uplevel Quest LE adds further convenience by offering third-row power-return seatbacks.
The range-topping LE is priced from ,350 – again, the same starting point as the 2011 model – and adds a truckload of comfort and convenience features, including a blind-spot warning system, Nissan's hard-drive navigation setup with an eight-inch touchscreen and voice recognition, a rear-seat DVD entertainment array with 11-inch monitor and auto-brightness function, a 13-speaker digital Bose audio system, and the automaker's innovative Advanced Climate Control System. The latter feature includes a Plasmacluster air filter and grape polyphenol filter to reduce allergens and unwanted odors in the Quest's cabin.
Providing impressive content packages that offer more customer choices between the base Quest and the top-of-the-line LE are the Quest SV, with a starting price of ,050 (a slight 0 increase as compared to 2011), and the Quest SL, beginning at ,500 (unchanged from the previous model year).
The 2012 Nissan Quest is on sale now.
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