Cupholders. Yep. The Quest has plenty. Twelve for your moderate intake (two on each side of the third row not shown here). Then four bottle holders in the front and sliding doors for when you need a bender. You'll never go thirsty in the Quest.
Not liking the center console, though. Prefer the Odyssey's. Just lift the lid and dump stuff into a big abyss. The Quest just has that small-ish rubber-lined tray up top, and a pull-out drawer underneath. Under-utilized vertical space. Hey, these things matter when you're elected to make the In-N-Out run.
Dan Frio, Automotive Editor
billt9 says:
02:15 AM, 02/ 1/12
Disappointing storage space management. Why 12 cupholders instead of bins? Who needs 12 cups and no place to put other junk?
Sienna trumps Odyssey; The Sienna offers 3 big abyss bins from the front center floor to the 2nd row center floor.
kain77 says:
06:11 AM, 02/ 1/12
I miss In-N-Out. And strangely enough, Del Taco, too.
bloodyr says:
07:43 AM, 02/ 1/12
Since you mentioned In N Out, I have to ask: Why are Californians so obsessed with this place? They recently invaded my area (DFW), and after all the hype I was expecting the most incredible culinary experience of my life. What I got was a decent fast food burger.
ed124c says:
07:47 AM, 02/ 1/12
I count 14-- 10 cup holders and 4 bottle holders.
farvy says:
09:12 AM, 02/ 1/12
Dan: Since you are making the In-N-Out run & it's lunch time here in Michigan, I'd like two single hamburgers, lettuce, tomato, & ketchup please. Plus an order of fries.
Bloodyr: It's the best fast food burger I've ever tasted. Fresh ingredients & nothing else. No soups, salads, chicken wraps, chili, etc. Just burgers & fries. I wish they had some in Michigan.
I hope to be in Las Vegas in March & I usually stop at the one off Tropicana & I-15 on my way to the hotel from the airport. I go through the drive-thru in the cab! Plus pick up a cool car t-shirt at the company store next door.
legacygt says:
12:24 PM, 02/ 1/12
With all those cupholders I would think they would have at least a couple pairs with a slot cut out between the two to allow for other non-cylindrical objects.