2011 Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet 2dr SUV AWD (3.5L 6cyl CVT)
Review
People come up to us daily and just love our car. So much so that I contacted Nissan to give them some positive feedback and questioned why they stopped manufacturing this vehicle in 2014 as they are missing a huge opportunity for "baby boomers"!
2011 Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet 2dr SUV AWD (3.5L 6cyl CVT)
Review
We bought our 2011 in July of 2012 and absolutely love it! We live in Anchorage Alaska where we normally have beautiful summers that are perfect for top down weather and cold winters. The convertible top on this car keeps out the cold weather in the winter plus the AWD is just what the doctor ordered for up here. A few times we would have the drivers window freeze and stick to the top if they had gotten wet. Other wise everthing else worked with no problems. We now own 2 of them, the 2011 is now mine and my wife has a new 2014 model!
Best Features
Comfort, Fun Factor, handling and performance are very good considering the additional weight. Excellent Navigation and sound system top up or down!! Love the bluetooth audio streaming. Quiet in Top up driving on the highway, very impressed with that. Love the heated steering wheel, power tilt/telescoping steering wheel and the Bi-Xenon low beam headlights all of which were eliminated in the 2014 model to bring the cost down.
Worst Features
Would have liked more power from the engine.
Maybe bumped to at least 300 or so since it is heavier vehicle that the regular Murano.
2011 Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet 2dr SUV AWD (3.5L 6cyl CVT)
Review
Bought in 2012. Since then nothing but issues from the first week. At the outset there were several times it would not start. Window motors and regulators have been replaced; ignition starter; computer; electrical harness; passenger seat more than once; convertible top - nothing but problems - it is in again right now needing another new tray - best part is how long it will take to get the parts - months. I am a Canadian who bought a US vehicle at Cdn dealer and that means my only recourse is to sue. I would love to hear from anyone else with any issues with this type of vehicle.
2011 Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet 2dr SUV AWD (3.5L 6cyl CVT)
Review
This car isn't for older drivers. The backseat is very difficult to get into for passengers and the doors are heavy and of course, it sits high. You will also get some top and cowl rattle
If you can get passed the above, then this is the car for you. Its fun It looks nice It rides very nice. Life is good with the top down in this car.
I have had mine for several thousand miles and love it! It rides great and the leather feels even better. It hasn't leaked a drop even in heavy rain.
It's a lot of fun and the luxurious interior is a step up for me having come from Honda.
The GPS isn't all that great but nice to have with the large touch screen
Best Features
Convertible top
Push button ignition
Leather
Touch screen navigation
Worst Features
Offer it in blue!!! Nissan seems to hate blue convertibles lol
Improve the back seat access and memory seat features for drivers side
Add blind spot mirrors or warnings
2011 Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet 2dr SUV AWD (3.5L 6cyl CVT)
Review
I was intrigued to find a family man's convertible but I was discouraged by the critics reviews. I decided to go look at it and drive it for myself.
I loved it! It was responsive, roomy (for a convertible) and completely loaded. So I bought it! My MPG's have been about 22. I love the tan leather and the seats are extremely comfortable.
Best Features
push button ignition, radio signal key allow you to lock & unlock the door without having to search for your keys.
Worst Features
The rear window is really small and limits visability,