2006 Nissan Murano

The Bottom Line: A great alternative to a conventional SUV.

Review: When Nissan introduced the Murano, it was one of the better midsize SUVs on the market. Nissan gave the Murano a stylish design and some of the best all-around performance in its class. That said, it was my first pick when I needed a rental for my...

The Bottom Line: Nissan Murano SL is a mid-size SUV in its own class. It is powerful, roomy and sporty.

Review: Nissan's eye catching Murano was my first choice for a family car. I wanted a sleek look in a mid-size vehicle, not the boxy look of a SUV. I also wanted great performance backed by the Nissan brand. I chose the 2006 Murano SL for just under $40k...

The Bottom Line: Definitely a must-see if you're looking for a cross-over SUV

Review: Ok the car is for my wife. But hey, the man in the family has to have some say, right?

We actually looked at Murano 2 years ago when we were out shopping for a cross-over. Cross-overs just suit our needs: plenty of internal space, no...

The Bottom Line: With it's stylish looks and versatility, I think the Murano will please.

Review: I bought a 2006 Murano SL 4x4 for my wife's 30th. First impression is that the price was a bit steep, but once I compared it to other similar SUV's, mainly the CX-7, I found the Nissan to be a good value because of the standard (SL) options...

The Bottom Line: not a bad vehicle by any means, but even Nissan itself makes better alternatives.

Review: Driving Experience: This is a solid vehicle to drive. The weight of the vehicle, and the uncommonly heavy steering make it at times feel like you're driving a tank, but a strangely sporty, fun to drive tank. It handles well, particularly for an SUV...

The Bottom Line: This is a solid car with many of the modern safety features and gizmos.

Review: I've had this car for about a year now with 12K miles on it and have no regrets of buying it.

My requirement when I was searching for a new vehicle was safely, cargo room, gas mileage and features.

Well the Murano is packed with...

The Bottom Line: Good buy! Compared to several SUVs including the Highlander (no way!), VolvoX90 (a tank), and the LexusRX350/RX400h (nice but pricey). Murano has nearly same features as Lexus but better price.

Review: The MODEL I have: SL, 2WD/FWD, Touring package (leather, intelligent key, heated seats, sunroof, adjustable pedals, roof rails) ...purchased new from dealer. (In my opinion, unless you do lots of off-roading or have severe weater, any AWD vehicle is...

The Bottom Line: Buy it. I am SO happy with this car I would recommend it to anyone.

Review: I was hesitant about buying a new vehicle. The last NEW car was a wee bit shy of being a lemon and twice burned shame on me. This car was so different in so many ways. I am SO very happy that we made this investment.
We purchased the vehicle as...

The Bottom Line: Best cross over SUV. Better and cheaper than BMW, Infinity and Accura models.

Review: Love it, love it, and love it. I purchased SL AWD with touring pkg and drove 1000 miles in first two weeks at 25 MPG - premium gas. Absolutely the best car I have driven so far. X3 suck because of gas mileage, FX rear wheel drive is extremely...

Review: I was compairing the Murano with the Honda Pilot. They were neck and neck in a lot of catagories. But what won me over was actually driving the Murano. You can tell this is a car chassis. And well, the Pilot drove like a van to me. Also the Pilot...