1999-02 Nissan Quest

Smaller outside and inside than most rivals, Nissan's Quest and the equivalent Mercury Villager are more maneuverable. Both trail the competition in refinement and acceleration. Quests have held [...]

Nissan finally got a genuine Camry/Accord alternative in the moderately priced midsize class. Strong on features for the money, the Altima gained a spunky personality, especially in sporty 3.5 SE [...]

An antiquated 4WD system weighs against the Pathfinder, unless it's the top-of-the-line LE with the QX4's system. Neither of these SUVs has what it takes to be a compelling value. Available [...]

Not everyone falls for its lush exterior look, or for its interior layout, but the Murano brings some seriously fashionable style to the ordinarily-conservative family-SUV world. Secure handling, [...]

Nissan's Z revival holds true to tradition: serious performance and high style at a bargain price, though relatively good resale value of some models may keep secondhand prices higher. Five [...]

For everyday driving ease and fuel economy, this truck-type SUV trails such car-type rivals as the Honda Pilot and Nissan's own Murano. Plus, only the top-line LE offers the convenience of [...]

Maxima stands apart from its Altima corporate sibling in styling, size, and features. It also feels more substantial and looks more upscale. But Maxima costs more, too--close to some premium [...]

Quest gives up a little too much function in its quest to be stylish. It also lags the top-rated minivans for refinement and workmanship, and gets quite pricey with options. But it does carry [...]

This Recommended pick is a sportier alternative to the Honda Accord and Toyota Camry. Sedans don't give up much in terms of everyday usability. Coupes attempt to be even sportier, but ride [...]

Sentra is a competent compact sedan that rides comfortably and has been available with some upscale features, such as keyless starting and a wireless cell phone link. Still, its cramped rear [...]