My quick question-and-answer session with one of the Nissan Forum's product managers didn't give me a chance to see everything that the Nissan Forum is packing. So I sent our intrepid video reported back to capture more features on this conceptual parenting-mobile. I can't believe I missed the the Bose speakers and…

Modestly described as "the ultimate family vehicle," the Nissan Forum Concept is pretty much a rolling home away from home. This capacious vehicle features a couple key features to accommodate any growing brood. My favorite option is the "Time Out" button located on the steering wheel. It will terminate the broadcast of…

Nissan's long strip tease over the new Forum concept is finally over — we now can show you the official pictures and details of what we'll be seeing live and in person at the Detroit Auto Show next month. We had a chance to touch the new Forum in Vegas at an embargoed event one evening and we can tell you, it's — umm — …

What you see here is the latest in a string of drawings of the new Nissan Forum concept minivan revealed by the company. You'll notice the Chrysler-esque revolving middle seat, a feature we imagine will be standard on all minivans over the next few years. But whereas the Chrysler minivan seats are revolving captain's…

We've mentioned the Nissan Forum Concept before, which is going to debut at the the Detroit Auto Show and give us some hints as to where the next Quest is going to be. In addition to the radical styling, the Mommy wagon is going to be packed with kid/dad/driver distracting technologies such as an advanced Bose Media…

We sauntered over to the Las Vegas Hilton pavilion last night for a no-photos event. It was Nissan, showing off its latest design concept, the Forum, which uses trippy, organic shapes to unhook some minivan clichés from our forebrain. It's the Forum concept, a vannish prototype that's ostensibly a forebear of the next…

Here's what happened, two Canadian skells (above, identity hidden) in an Acura RSX cracked into a Mercedes and ran for the hills. A third party sporting a DSLR with a mondo lens nabbed them redfaced and sheepish as they made for cooler climes. From there the story gets a bit convoluted, but suffice to say the…