To give a place for everything and to put everything in its place, the Quest boasts 31 storage areas including an innovative storage shelf system, located behind the third seat. The shelf can be placed in one of three positions and it will hold up to 30 pounds. And even though they've been around for over a decade on Chrysler minivans, we're still impressed with the power rear-quarter windows that swing out at the touch of a button. It produces 170 horsepower and 200 foot-pounds of torque which makes driving the Quest about as fun as driving a minivan can be. It certainly isn't an underpowered vehicle and, even loaded with kids and stuff, the new V6 should keep you out of the truck lane when climbing mountain passes.
All models benefit from an updated suspension and second-generation antilock brakes.
We agree, but one problem area still exists. Overall, the Quest makes a compelling argument for the vehicle shopper looking to transport people in comfort, but not necessarily style. Yeah, that's the word we'll use for now, unique.