Solid minivan

Bought brand new in 1998, it's now 7 years old and still runs fine with almost 100,000 miles on the clock. The interior feels higher-class than many other older minivans. The 2nd row bucket seats are easily removed, and the rear bench seat slides back and forth on a track, a very thoughtful feature. The A/C and radio can be controlled from the front or 2nd row seats, and A/C has vents in both back rows. It seats seven people comfortably, as any minivan should. The seats are very comfortable for long trips and the cloth is nice-looking and durable. It is actually truck-based, so the tough suspension has held up over time. The Quest always runs great, never had to make any repairs on it, but it does go through tires real fast. The engine is small, however, and it lacks a fourth door. Another drawback is the small cargo area, unless you remove the 2nd row seats and slide the rear bench up.
Overall- a would have made the same choice again