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2011 Nissan Quest Unveiled in LA

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Japanese manufacturer Nissan pulled the wraps off their newest interpretation of the Quest minivan on the grounds of the 2010 Los Angeles Auto Show. The model, now in its fourth generation, is trying to take a shot at competitors from Toyota and Honda by presenting itself as a “parenting” tool.

The minivan will be offered on the US market starting early 2011 in four trim levels, S, SV, SL and LE and in seven exterior colors. Power will come from a 3.50l DOHC V6 engine which develpos 253 horsepower and 236 lb-ft of torque.

When designing the new generation, Nissan was guided by what it calls "Innovation for Family," a series of features and traits which are hoped to make the minivan a fierce competitor on its segment. Below you can find the main characteristics of the "Innovation for Family” philosophy.
  • fluid sculpture body with full surround glass treatment
  • one-touch power sliding side doors
  • Dual Opening glass moonroofs (two)
  • 2nd row power windows
  • standard Quick Release Fold-Flat 2nd and 3rd row seats
  • Quick Comfort heated front seats with advanced staged heating system
  • removable 2nd row console with cupholders and lid
  • 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
  • standard 2nd and 3rd row theater seating with available large rear 11-inch color monitor and auto bright function
  • Tire Pressure Monitoring System with Easy Fill Tire Alert

"The all-new Nissan Quest 'gets' parenting. While minivans remain one of the most maligned symbols of adulthood, where some see them as a surrendering of youth and fun, Nissan sees the minivan as a celebration of family life – not only for moms on weekdays, but for fun times with the entire family on weekends,"
said Al Castignetti, Nissan North America general manager.

The new Quest has been priced at $27,750.
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Daniel loves writing (or so he claims), and he uses this skill to offer readers a "behind the scenes" look at the automotive industry. He also enjoys talking about space exploration and robots, because in his view the only way forward for humanity is away from this planet, in metal bodies.
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