Available in four trims – 3.5, 3.5S, 3.5SL, 3.5SE – the 2007 Nissan Quest gets props for its freshened interior. The quirky center gauge cluster, the one that turned off so many prospective buyers, has been relocated to its traditional home behind the steering wheel, the center instrument panel has been redesigned for improved ergonomics and includes new buttons with a more pleasant feel, new fake light wood or metallic trim is available, all interior panels have been reworked for better fit and finish, and the fold-away third row seat is spring-loaded for easy one-handed operation with automatic folding headrests. Unlike some competitors, all rear seats fold into the floor so there’s no carrying heavy buckets and benches into the garage.

Lower models get an eight-speaker sound system and cloth seats, while the 3.5SE gets a 265-watt Bose stereo with a six-disc CD changer and leather seats. All models can be equipped with a rear DVD entertainment system, though features like navigation and satellite radio are reserved for 3.5SL and 3.5SE models.