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http://www.nicoclub.com/archives/2011-n ... eview.html

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Its brilliant, AND it looks good. Its what the Town and Country should have evolved into at the turn of the century.
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Awesome!

My friend's parents have the previous gen Quest and I love it.
We call it the Spaceship!
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I love the HELL out of the wraparound rear glass. It adds a TON of elegance to the minivan sillhouette, and a lot of class to the car itself. It also stands out distinctly against the competition's more stale designs.

I am not by any means a minivan person, but I genuinely like the new Quest.
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Bex wrote:Becky (nissangirl74) is a full-time Datsun and Nissan fanatic, and occasionally takes Greg out to look at new Nissans.
:rotfl

Glad to see Nissan breakin' the mold again!
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Wow, that thing is huge and you really wouldn't guess it...
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Great review! I liked the last gen Quest a lot but I like this one even better.

I really wish my in-laws would've waited for this instead of rushing to buy the first Sienna they could find. They ended up dumping just under $40k on the thing and even though it's a nice van, I like choices when i'm buying a vehicle. Especially when i'm spending that much on something... Regardless, I think this, the Sienna, and the Odyssey are all nice vans. I will admit that I like the look of the Sienna the best though :couch
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I want to fart in one and test the cabin air scrubber.
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nissangirl74 wrote:Image

:drool:
The Elgrand sure has a nicer looking front end. Wish we got it here. I like the Quest's front fascia, but there's a lot of featureless emptiness beneath the headlights.
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the rear of the van looks like the QX56. I like it!.

Three competitors: Sienna, Odyssey, Quest
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the interior looks like something from infiniti on the LE model
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I'm thinking about test driving the Odyssey, the Sienna, and the Town and Country as well. See which one is the best.
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Please do. I'm curious to see how they compare.
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Jesda wrote:I want to fart in one and test the cabin air scrubber.
I dropped mad a$$ in it.

Bex never suspected a thing.

Works great. :dblthumb:
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:rotfl :rotfl
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AZhitman wrote:
Jesda wrote:I want to fart in one and test the cabin air scrubber.
I dropped mad a$$ in it.

Bex never suspected a thing.

Works great. :dblthumb:
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