Nissan Quest Gas Mileage

First introduced in 1993, the Nissan Quest competes in a highly competitive minivan market. The Quest produces gas mileage ratings in line with its minivan peers, with highway ratings in the mid-twenties. From 1993 through 2002, the Quest was echoed by the nearly identical Mercury Villager.

The Quest was last redesigned in 2007 and is fitted with the same highly respected 3.5 liter six-cylinder engine found in the Maxima and Altima. A spacious interior and distinctive design are hallmarks of the model. Nissan sorely needs a way to differentiate itself from the crowd. A Quest hybrid, based on the powertrain in the Altima Hybrid would be a slam dunk with environmentally- and budget-conscious soccer moms (and dads). Rumor has it that a new Nissan minivan is on the way, but there’s been little word on the possibilities of either a hybrid or high-MPG diesel version.



Nissan Quest Gas Mileage – 1993-2009

Year Manf. Model Engine Disp. Fuel Trans. City Hwy
2009 Nissan Quest 6 cylinder 3.5 liter P (L5) Auto 16 24
2008 Nissan Quest 6 cylinder 3.5 liter P (L5) Auto 16 24
2007 Nissan Quest 6 cylinder 3.5 liter P (L5) Auto 18 25
2006 Nissan Quest 6 cylinder 3.5 liter R (L4) Auto 19 26
2006 Nissan Quest 6 cylinder 3.5 liter R (L5) Auto 18 25
2005 Nissan Quest 6 cylinder 3.5 liter R (L4) Auto 19 26
2005 Nissan Quest 6 cylinder 3.5 liter R (L5) Auto 18 25
2004 Nissan Quest 6 cylinder 3.5 liter R (L4) Auto 19 26
2004 Nissan Quest 6 cylinder 3.5 liter R (L5) Auto 18 25
2002 Nissan Quest 6 cylinder 3.3 liter R (L4) Auto 17 23
2001 Nissan Quest 6 cylinder 3.3 liter R (L4) Auto 17 23
2000 Nissan Quest 6 cylinder 3.3 liter R (L4) Auto 17 24
1999 Nissan Quest 6 cylinder 3.3 liter R (L4) Auto 17 24
1998 Nissan Quest 6 cylinder 3.0 liter R (L4) Auto 17 23
1997 Nissan Quest 6 cylinder 3.0 liter R (L4) Auto 17 23
1996 Nissan Quest 6 cylinder 3.0 liter R (L4) Auto 17 23
1995 Nissan Quest 6 cylinder 3.0 liter R (L4) Auto 17 23
1994 Nissan Quest 6 cylinder 3.0 liter R (L4) Auto 17 23
1993 Nissan Quest 6 cylinder 3.0 liter R (L4) Auto 17 23

Note: the EPA tweaked their testing procedure, starting with the 2008 model year, with the end result being that the 2008 MPG estimates are now lower than previous years. As always, YMMV.

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