I’ve been driving this 2012 Quest +9 years, no single issue except minimum maintenance like oil change, brake pads etc. Handling, durability are excellent.

I have the same van, 2012 and been driving it since 2013 without any issues. The best van I have ever had and rides smoothly. This guy doesn't know what he's talking about, period. In many ways he appreciated this vehicle in his review than not. By the way I change the oil and of course I check the dipstick without any problem and open and closed the rear door 1000's of time, come on!! Are you this lazy not to maintain a car that serves you?

I have a quest 2012 with 94000+ miles and between 2021-22 I’ve invested at least 8k. It really did serve me well. I spent the money on the repairs because it was cheaper than purchasing a new car. I plan on having it detailed and keeping it even when I purchase a new car. I love it!

My mother is an owner of a 2013 Nissan quest SL 2.6 L V6 and it is extremely reliable. Do not even listen to this guy. If you subscribe to him, unsubscribe now

I loved my 2012 Nissan Quest SL. Had no real issues with it and sold it with 105k miles on it last year. Have an odyssey now, which is nice, but we miss our quest.

I have a 2017 quest great van , no problem to report, this van in the video needs some TLC.

I had it had it for 10 years with no problems.

Hi thanks for the video and a little history of the quest that was nice, I have a small opinion. You got a used van with 183xxxs high miles then the trans gave out at 193xxx. Then you got a used trans with 93xxx high miles (hard to know if the trans was maintain proper with those miles)and kept it till 233xxx miles the sent it to someone else. The dealership helped out with some of the cost so you didn't broke the bank.🤔 Personally besides the transmission issue and door, I think that quest is damn reliable. Imagine with proper maintenance wow damn good van oh and those other issues I would just fix myself. Dealers would charge alot of those fixes. thanks again and thumbs up!👍

Bruh, it's got so many miles and its obvious that this minivan was not well taken care of. 190,000 before trans went isn't a big deal and shouldn't be a complaint. Then you bought an old trans where you assumed the risk. Yeah, you had a little bit of bad luck, but can't agree with your gripes. We have an LE, it's basically a very reliable near luxury car. Was really looking to forward to hear your gripes and waited a very long time. I was expecting a lot worse, but I was underwhelmed. The average car doesn't live as long as yours. The Quest's CVT is regarded by the experts very highly. Where the Quest ranks low is the safety tests. Thanks for your opinion though.

I have a 2014 Nissan Quest it’s really good

Glad I watch this video, I’m an owner of the exact vehicle and glad to hear about the transmission

My nissan quest 2014 470k miles only change ac compressor and spark plug

A seven year old van with 233,000 miles on it and you call that unreliable? While the van might not suit your family for a variety of reasons, any vehicle that achieves that level of service (without any major issues, of course) is *reliable* in my book. I am an owner of a 2012 Nissan Quest SV which has 110,000 km (yes kilometres) on it and I'm happy that it hasn't given me any major trouble in seven years. The biggest issue I had was that the rear A/C lines had a leak and getting the part for that at a decent price from Nissan required a trip into NY state to pick it up. It was 1/2 the price of the same part in Canada. This van is not sexy looking, it doesn't have any of the advanced tech features newer vans (or the SL/LE models) have and it's heavy but it has taken the family to Florida and back three times. I wouldn't want to do a super long distance drive with seven people, but for the six of us, it has been very good. The problems that I would note with the van are the following: (1) it does not achieve the fuel economy that it was marketed with, (2) it has very poor off-centre crash safety at 40 km/h and (the biggest issue) (3) is that my Nissan DEALER (!) refuses to change the CVT transmission fluid on it because he said that after changing the fluid these vans have a high rate of transmission failures. That is the main reason why I don't think we'll keep this van. If the DEALER is worried about fluid changes, then I'm extremely worried.

You bought it used at 180K+ miles and you expect a perfect van?

Nissan Quest is one of the best Vans to buy for the money! It has one less seat compared to our vans out there! It's 1/2 of the price of other vans. Very comfy and very solid. 3.5 V6 Engine is the same as 350 Z so that engine does not die. Tranny is great but u have to change the oil every 30K miles. Amalie 72886 56 Universal Synthetic CVT is the best oil out there, in fact it's better than Nissan's oil. Amalie is the best technology advance lubing system. I have a 2016 and has over 280K miles and still runs and rides good. This guy does not have a clue! First choice to buy a Van, Toyota, Honda, Nissan but as i said, the price of Nissan Quest is almost 1/2 of Toyota and Honda. So the money u save it's the money u can always use to replace the trans. $2,500 for a good used part and labor.

This is the base model. I have one of these and I like it. About to hit 170K and this thing is a beast. You should know more about the car if doing a review. You made a couple of statements that shows you didn't know much about this car, like there is a model below the s. The s is the lowest model and you pointed to the wrong location for the sliding door buttons just to name a few

So many rude comments 😒. It could be a lemon too, it does happen. I still miss my 2005 nissan quest, sooo comfy, quiet, and smooth!

I used to have one of these (SL) it was a fantastic van and it was super reliable. don't listen to this guy.

You were talking about having to replace the transmission twice in 6 months and how that doesn’t speak well. A friend of mine had a 2005 Escape and she had 3 or 4 transmissions put in it in less than a year. It’s not just a CVT thing it can happen with any car and any transmission

With all your respect, don't agree with this review because I got a 2011 Nissan Quest and I had never got a transmission problem. Most cars lifespan pretty much depends on the maintenance you give them. My van only has 60K miles and is a year older than this one... Engine runs perfectly!! and inside is spotless...I think my car will go for anohter 10-15 years. Every time I take it to the nissan they always ask me If I want to trade it; they can't believe that it looks like new :). Just saying any car in the market needs maintenance if you want them to last longer... but that car being a year newer than mine and it has 173k more miles than mine .. tells its own story.

wow that van has seen better days, i have the same model and don't have any issues and keep it clean along with the other 3 vehicles i have.

I guessed every driver treated his/her vehicle different since I m driving my 04 Pontiac Montana, it is excellent besides my repairs on the a/c.

Tennessee fan with Hyundai shirt on doing a review on Quest....turned the channel.

Looking at a 2012 LE thus week and having cvt fears. Have two babies and our Prius is not cutting it, we are tight. But still keeping our warrior diehard prius.

I love this video so informative I live in Ghana and have ordered for a 2012 Nissan Quest already from the USA a used Nissan Quest actually and the mileage is 165000 please will it still be ok to use it since the CVT transmission is a problem is the mileage still ok to go with or do I buy the CVT transmission part and add to it before shipping please advice and will like to have the contact of the the dealer you mentioned pls thanks

judging by the appearance of this quest... the busted side mirror, the ratty steel wheels, the mess... this van hasn't been treated well.

Oof, I modified mine to look like a minivan for going to the sea, my quest has seen the beach sands, the sea, and been thru 2 hurricanes including hurricane harvey. I even sleep in it when im camping out..........i love the style and tge boxy looks, but one thing I really hate is the cvt, kicks like a mule.

The S is the base model

Transmission needs oil change every 30,000 miles in order to last !

when you owned this van did you have good gas mileage? we have this van and it seems like we’re always needing to fill up 2 - 3 days later

Do you advice I buy a transmission part and put in the car before shipping

Nissan quality went down ever since it was made in USA.

! That poor van looks to have had a rough life

cvt sucks nissan/infiniti sucks. good thing you get rid of it

hey are you guys okj with the tornadoes ?

This guy complains about the amount of cupholders "is ridiculous ". Numbnuts doesn't realize is a "family van", it's great that it has lots of cupholders.

I enjoyed your video, even learned a few tricks. We drive a 2015 Quest bought in 2017 and we love it! Hubs drove it for Uber/Lyft for a while, and with power doors and leather seats it was perfect. Very comfy for road trips and rear seats fold flat for sleeping. Now has 70K on it, and I 'm THRILLED to see the potential to run it to 200K+. Good to hear opinions about transmission oil change Q 30K...I want to keep my baby running!🚐

It’s a Renault. Of course it’s a piece of 💩.

Decoder speed Nissan Quest

2013 HAVE CONSTANT PROBLEMS misfire p0300 code could be 12 different problems WORST car ever

If it was chrysler vs Nissan Quest I would do Chrysler

I Had a Nissan,unreliable piece of junk Everyone i knew who had a Nissan never bought another one