This Nissan Quest is a great family vehicle: - Easily seats seat 7 - Has lots of cargo space in the double-trunk compartments: there’s a subfloor trunk! - Offers great mileage: 20 to 27 MPG - Very dependable; easy to manœuvre - Keyless "Start and Drive" - Serviced as should be and has never had any mechanical issues - Clean inside out ZERO SMOKING, please. If you need a recent SUV, check our: - Ford Edge SEL with heated front seats, steering wheel, and panoramic moonroof - Ford Edge Titanium, fully loaded: park assist, panoramic moonroof - Ford Expedition Max Limited: 8 seats, fully loaded with park assist, panoramic moonroof, DVD player. -------------- Preparing your first (second, third…) trip to Utah and the West to spend quality time with family, friends, and to enjoy great outdoors? For everything traditional or “beaten path” in Utah, I highly recommend the Utah Office of Tourism website. They have breathtaking pictures, videos, and suggestions on “Places to go”. Check it out: https://www.visitutah.com/. Also, take a look at the clip “Filmed in Utah” and you’ll see the many places of major movie scenes you get to visit. You might want to look up those places accessible by car: - Y Mountain (BYU-owned; free parking for breathtaking view and hike) - Squaw Peak (public: free parking to enjoy breathtaking view; hike) - Donut Falls (public: free parking; 1.5-mile easy hike to the scene) - Bridal Veils (public: free parking to enjoy breathtaking view; hike, bike ride) - Cascade Springs (public: free parking if visited via Midway; paid if coming via Alpine Loop; short easy hike to see over 7 million – yes, 7 million! – gallons of water flowing from groundswells) - Provo River Falls - Mirror Lake - Deer Creek Reservoir - Jordanelle Reservoir - Scenic Byway 12 (Salt to or from Bryce Canyon) Beyond Utah: - Flaming Gorge (public: free and paid parking, depending on where you want to be) - Idaho Falls (public: free parking) - Mesa Falls (public: paid parking, about 5 dollars cash) - Yellowstone National Park - Las Vegas