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Nissan Quest

The Nissan Quest is a Japanese minivan in the Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. line. Manufactured since 1992. The car is designed for both the domestic Japanese and American sectors of the car market. The 4th generation of the model is currently in production. The first development of the model began in 1987, when the company entered into a joint production agreement with the largest American carmaker Ford. Since 2003, the time of the release of the 3rd generation of cars, the companies terminated the agreement, and the car was already produced on the basis of the Nissan FF-L.

Engine Nissan VQ35DE

Engine Nissan VQ35DE

The VQ35 engine is considered one of the most massive engines from the Nissan company. This ICE has received more than one award, becoming the “best engine of the year”. The VQ35 replaces the VQ30DE unit, which belonged to the first generation of VQ motors. This new 3.5-liter engine, in the most common version, has a capacity of 280 horsepower. Continue reading Engine Nissan VQ35DE

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