The consumer's daughter opened the sliding door of the 2000 Quest intending to climb inside. The heavy sliding door fell down and outward towards the passenger almost injuring her. ***** the vehicle was taken to the dealer to be repaired. The consumer was informed that the repair would not be covered under warranty because the vehicle had over 100,000 miles on it.

- Pacifica, CA, USA

The sliding door's top pins came off the track, which resulted in the passenger sliding door dangling. Only the bottom hinge was keeping the door attached to van. When opened, the passenger side sliding door came out of the top tracks, leaving the door suspended only by the bottom sliding hinge. This was without warning, however, the driver side sliding door had been exhibiting symptoms of trouble with opening. The rollers in the top tracks had apparently broken off the pins. The consumer requested reimbursement of the amount of the repair cost. Other problems: The radio disply was inoperative.

- Holbrook, NY, USA

When trying to open both sliding doors they would not open completely. Owner made contact with the dealership.

- West Islip, NY, USA

We have a 2000 Nissan Quest minivan. We have electronic remotes to lock/unlock the doors. Our 8 year old daughter, jenna, had her fingers accidently slammed in the front passenger door. Theresa, the mom, was inside the car & tried to open the front passenger door to free jenna's fingers. Every time theresa tried to open the door, all the doors on the van would lock & the lights would flash. Finally, tony, the dad, was able to open the door from the outside and free jenna's fingers.

- Normal, IL, USA