I don't know. We have had only one SE come in our dealership. It came in on my day off and sold within an hour. I didn't get to see how that works.
I haven't checked out LATCH on the Quest yet. I've only found one customer that had a child seat that was LATCH compatible in the last 6 months. With our dealership not have a seat like that, I haven't had a chance to play with it.
I've had nothing but compliments for the center console; well, for anyone who has actually tried it. The shifter fits the hand just perfectly and seems very natural. My only minor complaint is that the overdrive on/off toggle is too easy to hit and turn off. Most of my customers don't even see that and I have to point it out.
Very intensionally, the DVD screen is not viewable by the driver at all. That would be a huge safety problem. Hey, you can't watch a movie while you are putting on makeup or shaving. ;-)
The Quests that we have got in with the DVD are only for the 2nd row. It works very well without glare. It's plenty bright enough for daylight viewing. It is rather small for the 3rd row passengers. I wouldn't want to watch it from back there. That's why a second screen is an option on the SE for the 3rd row.
The 2nd row screen doesn't seem to have a glare problem. The angle is adjustable up and down/front to back, but not side to side. I'm sure that helps keep the glare down.
Oddly, the Seat Package is an option on all Quests. I hope I never get one in without it. I'm not sure what the setup charge is for, there is nothing for the dealer to do. It sounds like a surcharge to get more profit out of you. Come to Kelly Nissan in Oak Lawn, IL and we won't change you any more than sticker. We will charge you sticker though, just like everyone else. If you aren't in the Chicago area, find a dealer that isn't going to rip you off. You shouldn't have to pay for setup on a package that comes from the factory.
Clyde