On 1-11-08 I was involved in a single car collision in my 2004 Nissan Quest. I was avoiding another vehicle and swerved into a cement barrier wal, head on. I then tried to correct the vehicle and struck the right front bumper into another cement wall. Neither airbag deployed. My vehicle has been looked at by progressive and a body shop, plus sent for diagnostics to a Nissan dealer. Everyone agrees the airbags should have deployed.

- Lake Mary, FL, USA

I was driving on a side road with my daughters in the car when the airbag deployed for no reason. Ten min utes later the car alarm sounded for 15 minutes Nissan is claiming from the inspection that I was in a moderate to severe collision. This is totally not true. My daughters can attest to this. There are scraps under my car from the long gravel driveway that I use to drive to a horse farm. They are using these scraps as evidence of a collision. They will not repair the airbag or seatbelt. This is a huge safety issue for all 2004 Quest owners.

- Downingtown, PA, USA

I have a 2004 Nissan Quest which had a recall to fix a problem where the front passenger airbag sensor would cause an airbag to still deploy even if a child was sitting in that seat. After the recall was performed, my "passenger airbag disabled" indicator remains on even with an adult (weight 105lbs) in the passenger seat. We have brought this to the dealership and they report that the manufacturer says this is how it is intended to work and they will do nothing to fix the problem. The safety of my wife is at risk when I drive this vehicle since the airbag will not deploy during an accident when she is riding in the passenger seat.

- Dublin, OH, USA