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Nissan Quest V41

1998 – 2002

The Nissan Quest is a minivan that was produced by Nissan over four generations, spanning from 1993 to 2017. The first two generations, known as V40 and V41, were developed in collaboration with Ford, resulting in short-wheelbase models that were also sold as the Mercury Villager. In 2004, with the introduction of the third generation (V42), Nissan took full control of the Quest's production, ending the partnership with Ford. The third generation marked a shift as the Quest became solely manufactured by Nissan. In its fourth generation (RE52) starting in 2011, the Quest evolved into a wider version of the Nissan Elgrand minivan and production moved to Japan. This generation represented a departure from the previous models and showcased Nissan's commitment to the minivan segment. Throughout its iterations, the Quest shared some components with the Nissan Maxima, including chassis and powertrain elements, aligning it with other models in Nissan's lineup. This allowed Nissan to leverage existing technology and expertise while offering a unique minivan option to customers. Key Points: 1. The Nissan Quest was a minivan produced by Nissan from 1993 to 2017 across four generations. 2. The first two generations were developed in partnership with Ford and shared a platform with the Mercury Villager. 3. The third generation marked Nissan's solo venture in manufacturing the Quest. 4. The fourth generation, starting in 2011, saw the Quest being based on the Nissan El