By Kelley Blue Book Editorial Staff
The 2013 Nissan Murano stands out from other crossover SUVs with its sporty looks and the powertrain employed beneath its curvaceous skin – a standard V6 engine and continuously variable transmission. The Murano's creature comforts and engaging driving manners are also highlights, but the convertible CrossCabriolet version continues to baffle buyers.
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It has a good performance record, it is also reliable. I have no worries when I drive it. I love the comfort that it has. The seats front and back are comfortable. I like the seat warmer in the winter, and in the heat of the summer I love the moon roof that opens slightly to let out the heat of the car. The radio has a good system for c d's and the radio.
Not fond of the light silver color but it's roomy, has a back up camera, love how the hood doesn't need to be propped open, back seat recliner and there are heat/air vents in the back for my child. Love the dark black interior, love when the computer tells me if something is wrong. Love the push button start and keyless entry.
It is reliable and very comfortable. Seats are wide and you do not feel like you are dragging on the ground. Low road noise. Lots of engine power. I gave it a 4 because there's a small blind spot in the back window area that can cause issues when changing lanes. Something you need to get use too.
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