Nearly 25 years ago Chrysler set the standard for the minivan formula, and it hasn't changed much conceptually since then. Radical designs and sporty features just don't seem to light a fire under the people who purchase these vehicles, and Nissan's Quest is a good example of this. From a technical standpoint, the Quest excels in every area important to minivan buyers. Its futuristic styling and ultra-modern interior, however, may be too extreme for the tastes of many middle Americans. For those who do like the look, the Quest does a great job of transporting kids and cargo. It comes loaded with standard features, offers an impressive list of optional equipment and is chock-full of innovative new ideas.