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2015 Nissan Quest Pricing Announced
2015 Nissan Quest pricing announced
Nissan is rolling out the 2015 version of its Quest minivan, and it has announced that the latest model will boast a $26,530 starting price (not including the $885 destination and handling fees), which marks a $310 increase over the 2014 model.
The biggest amendments made for the 2015 Quest include the addition of D-Step Shift logic to the Xtronic transmission, a 5.0-inch color display for audio to replace the outgoing 4.3-inch display, and a combined and highway fuel economy improvement of 1 mile per gallon (27 mpg highway and 22 mpg combined).
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The number of available trims remains the same, but the line-topping trim formerly known as the LE is now known as the Platinum level. In addition to a snazzy new name, the Quest Platinum adds Moving Object Detection technology to the standard AroundView Monitor.
The Quest SV will start at $30,280, the SL starts at $34,060, and the Platinum starts at $43,180 (not including destination and handling). Standard features across all trims include one-touch power sliding doors, fold-flat second and third row seats, and Advanced Climate Control System.
All 2015 Quest models will be powered by a 3.5-liter DOHC V6 that puts out 260 horsepower and 240 lb-ft of torque.
Available option packages include DVD Entertainment System, Bose® Package, Dual Opening Glass Moonroof, Leather Package, and Roof Rails.
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