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Nissan Quest cancelled in the US: RIP fourth generation (RE52) minivan
It’s official, the fourth generation Nissan Quest has been discontinued in North America, with Nissan not planning a replacement for the large minivan.
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Nissan Quest (V42 facelift, 2007-2010) photo gallery
The 2007 Nissan Quest facelift hoped improve the appeal of the minivan with a new grille, and completely redesigned and more traditional looking dashboard.
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Nissan Quest (V42, 2003-2007) photo gallery
The V42 Nissan Quest hoped to make inroads in the minivan market with radical, eye catching looks. Sales were slow, partially due to early quality problems.
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Nissan Quest Concept (2002) photo gallery
The radical 2002 Nissan Quest Concept previewed the third generation minivan, which ditched its Ford association with an expressive new body.
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Nissan Quest (V41, 1998-2002) photo gallery
The second-gen Nissan Quest is based on the original’s platform, but the body now has an extra door on the driver’s side. Also sold as the Mercury Villager.
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Nissan Quest (V40, 1992-1998) photo gallery
Also sold as the Mercury Villager, the first Nissan Quest used a modified Maxima platform and a 3.0-liter VG V6, and was primarily made by Ford in Ohio.
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RE52 Nissan Quest photo gallery
Launched in 2010, the fourth generation Nissan Quest shifted from a Ford or North America-only car to become a widened, toned down Elgrand minivan.