jim 
2015 Nissan Quest Minivan SL 4dr Minivan (3.5L 6cyl CVT)
Was gonna buy a Honda.....
 Fold flat seats without removing second row seats was key in purchase decision of my 2015 SL Quest. Just have 2,000 miles on it now.I traded a 2011 Chrysler Town & Country--- fold flat seats without removing second row---but folding third and second row was kinda pain in the back. With Quest, after folding seats, I still have a cargo/grocery hold area--nice!Has overall less cargo room than Odessy or T&C but folds much easier and unless you haul loose peanuts and need every square inch, the space is plenty for my wife to use as a weekend garage sale cargo van.CVT transmission shifts smooth (I know--no gears) and has good power and passing capability. Gear shift lever blocks view of radio on/off knob and some other controls. Would like to see power outlet for cell phone chargers in second row and remote start option.Haven't seen 27 MPG; 20-22 average is what I get.Checked customer reviews on Honda, Toyota, KIA, Town & Country---that made me decide for the Nissan.I definitely needed a van for 7 people as I have 9 grandchildren and 6 children.All said; very happy.