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Great Value For A Crossover SUV
James Jones, 04/12/2016
2015 Nissan Murano SL 4dr SUV AWD (3.5L 6cyl CVT)
14 of 14 people found this review helpful
This vehicle was a real bargain for a 6 cylinder mid size crossover SUV. It's considered near luxury in its class with the latest automotive technology, very comfortable ride and appealing exterior design. I've owned Volvo, Lexus and Audi cars. All luxury class vehicles ... none of which can compare with the 2015 Nissan Murano.
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I love my Murano SV
Marceau, 03/08/2016
updated 03/08/2017
2015 Nissan Murano SV 4dr SUV (3.5L 6cyl CVT)
14 of 14 people found this review helpful
I've had my Murano for about 4 months now. I can honestly say I love it. I got a great deal from my dealership and the buying experience was very pleasant. The car is very comfortable, powerful, very nicely finished, and I think it looks great. I drive mostly in the city and I get somewhere between 22-18 mpg. It's not the greatest but it is fine considering the size of the vehicle and the amount of power you get from the V-6. I think the exterior looks great, it really stands out when compared to other SUVs in its class. Some people have commented that it is a little too futuristic but I'm a fan. The interior is very comfortable thanks to the zero gravity seats and all of the Nav/audio/bluetooth controls are very intuitive. I have yet to open the owners manual to figure out how to do something. The little compartment that houses the USB port is too small to hold a phone and the you cannot close the lid with cable connected. It's kind of annoying but it isn't a deal breaker for me. I know that people seem to love to complain about the CVTs, but it feels fine to me. The car is smooth and quiet, and it doesn't feel slow. I test drove several comparable SUVs and this has much more power. The back-up camera is very useful and has greatly improved my ability to parallel park. It's not a sports car, but anybody who gets a SUV and expects sports car performance and handling is being unrealistic especially at this price (I paid less than $30,000 for mine). Find a good dealership who has fair prices and bargain hard. I ended up driving 60 miles to a dealership that was willing to give me a good deal, I saved a few thousand dollars. UPDATE (March 2017): It's been nearly a year and a half (about 18000 miles) and I'm still very pleased with my Murano SV
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luvmurano, 03/26/2015
2015 Nissan Murano Platinum 4dr SUV (3.5L 6cyl CVT)
23 of 24 people found this review helpful
Had my 2015 Murano for over a month now and this vehicle lives up to all of Nissan's advertising. Seats are comfortable on long trips, driving position is great, and interior is nice and quiet. Handling is great and of special note is the acceleration. Although Edmunds claim it doesn't have the speed, I beg to differ. Here in Texas we have the shortest on-ramps and let me tell you I can merge into traffic at 70+. Coming back from a road trip ran into some rare snow and the vehicle handled well. Still haven't figured out all the bells and whistles yet. Only drawback is the front left window shield pillar. Kinda blocks your view when making left turns. Other than that, awesome vehicle.
2015 Nissan Murano Platinum
Ken Holub, 03/25/2016
2015 Nissan Murano S 4dr SUV (3.5L 6cyl CVT)
13 of 13 people found this review helpful
This is my second Murano...I traded in a five year old Murano that I still enjoyed driving but wanted to update. My trade in Murano along with the three Maxima's I have owned have been the most dependable vehicles I have ever owned and that is why I prefer to buy Nissan vehicles. The experience at my first dealership visit set up through Edmonds was not very positive. I had a loud and pushy salesperson that must have thought I was an idiot. He lowballed me on my used car by about $3000...He asked me where I got my price from...The visit was set up via Edmonds...Need I say more. My wife and I did not enjoy all we went through to get this automobile, but we really love it now that we have it. As stated in reviews it has a somewhat softer ride than our previous Murano and we enjoy that. It is a very quiet ride and we really appreciate the increased mileage. We got 27 MPG on an interstate trip and average about 21 MPG on our suburban driving. That is up from about 18 suburban and 20 highway from our last Murano...Impressive improvement. We were committed to purchasing a White car. It is hard to believe the Pearl White is an upgrade...I have the same paint on my Maxima and there was no up charge...In fact I believe Pearl White is the only upcharge paint. All of our white cars have had a beige/tan interior. When we saw the Murano with the beige interior we hated it. The cheap white paneling looked awful and it looked like there was a beige pad over the speedometer. If beige was the only option interior we would not have bought the car. However the Graphite interior with the brushed steel trim looks like a different interior...We really like the look of it and are quite satisfied. We both think that Nissan made a big mistake with the beige interior...I believe they called the panel trim white washed oak...It looked extremely cheap...Hard to believe they made such a miss. We did contact the Nissan home office about the poor sales treatment at the first dealership and they did follow up with us on it. I recommend anyone who has a poor experience with a dealer to contact Nissan...The did follow through on my complaint. Shopping for a car should be enjoyable but it rarely is. With the help provided by Edmonds you know the value of your trade in and a fair price for the vehicle you want...I have depended on Edmonds for the last six or seven cars I bought and it helps make you a more informed consumer. My advice to anyone shopping is to get up and walk out when your salesperson is unsatisfactory.
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Murano Moving On Up
CB, 07/30/2015
2015 Nissan Murano SV 4dr SUV (3.5L 6cyl CVT)
21 of 22 people found this review helpful
If you place an emphasis on comfort over sport, value safety, admire value over brand cachet, love technology, and would like a lot of cargo space, the Murano should be right up your alley. I've owned Audi, Mercedes, Lexus, and BMW and the Murano's comfort is on par with the Lexus and better than the other three brands. Some things of particular note: CVT is really smooth and propels the vehicle without fuss, rear visibility behind and over the rear wheels is poor, my real world city mpg is right at to slightly below the 21 city mpg stated by EPA, the Platinum model is loaded with technology and safety features. Overall, this is one of the best two-row SUVs on the market and with 4 different trim levels, should be able to fit in most budgets. If you want sport and sub 6 second 0-60 mph times, this is not the right crossover (think BMW/Porsche). Having said that, the Murano gets to 60 a shade over 7 seconds which isn't shabby at all. All in all, you get a lot of vehicle for your money and after 21 days of ownership, I'm loving my Pearl White Platinum w/technology package.
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