Nissan Murano 2015Change

Never a problem, Great comfort, ride and room. Good on gas but I think could be a little better. Certainly the most comfortable SUV I have driven, better than any GM or Ford that I have had

I have had a great experience with this vehicle so far. The only downside is that fuel consumption in city driving is s bit high....13-14 liters per 100km. However on road trips with extended highway driving it does get 8-8.5 and it will even go down to the high sevens if you run it at no more 100km/hr.

This car is great all around. In comparison to other luxury cars from other name brands, the pricing is great. Car is great to look at, perfect to show off to all family and friends. It is very comfortable, it doesn't even feel like you are sitting in a car but rather in the comfort of your own home!!!!
Most importantly, the car drives great. No weird noises, moves smoothly.
I recommend this to anyone, great family car!!

Awesome to get behind my Murano and drive,best vehicle on the highway I have drive it has plenty of power,comfort, safety and convenience

Unique styling sets the Murano apart from its rivals in the often repetitive crossover landscape. With nicely weighted steering and confident brakes, its driving dynamics are satisfying as well. A 260-hp 3.5-liter V-6, a continuously variable transmission (CVT), and front-drive are standard; all-wheel drive is optional. A hybrid, available in limited numbers, returns up to an EPA-rated 31 mpg highway. The interior is nicely appointed with handsome , and the ride is quiet and composed.

Having owned a 2003, 2005, 2008, and 2012 top trim level versions prior to purchasing my 2015 I have watched this car receive upgrades with each new model making it even more enjoyable to drive. Yes, they have added a variety of safety features that are a welcome addition, the upgraded interior is wonderful, and added ability to down shift once again BUT they have also removed some things that were often used and 'expected' in the current model. Things like moisture sensing wipers, sun visor pull out extensions, hard drive in navigation/info system to record music. As well, little things like the retractable cargo cover, cargo net, rear bumper protective strip are now 'accessories' available at additional cost (IF you can find them); accent paint on lower part of bumpers has be replaced by black plastic, the pearl paint is far from what I have become accustomed to (bubbles and orange peel texture that was never present on Japanese built versions). Definitely NOT up to the standards of the Japanese produced versions.
Car is only a couple of months old so 'reliability' is expected to be the same as previous versions.