2025 Nissan Murano vs 2025 Toyota Crown Signia - A Head-to-Head SUV Showdown

[@soccersprint]

Dealerships dont seem to have the 2025 murano in yet. Toyota barely has a few Crown Signias on some of their lots so its hard to wait around to test drive both and compare. Buyers that need a car immediately or soon are limited to purchasing what ever is available on the lot during the period when they visit the dealerships to view and test drive. Buyers who have the time ( weeks or months) can take their time and test drive when ever cars become available and make an informed real experience decision

[@autopedia777]

Hi, thank you for your feedback 👍! You are not the only one who complains about this issue🤕

[@mike480277]

Thanks for the comparison! That will be a tough decision. I believe the Toyota drivetrain is time tested, while the Nissan is all new. That would give the edge to Toyota in my view.

[@autopedia777]

Hi, thank you for your feedback! Exactly, the Toyota tested and reliable powertrain will give more confidence 👍

[@mishalalbather8225]

Nissan used this engine since 2018 in the INFINITI QX50 and it has no major issues

[@autopedia777]

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[@mike480277]

@ Good to know! I would prefer the MURANO as I am currently on my third one, and we have been happy with everyone.

[@HALWG51]

It is sad that Nissan dropped the 3.5L V-6. It's a hard pass for me. My 2018 Platinum gets 34 mpg on the highway. The 4 banger turbo can't match that.

[@autopedia777]

Hi, thank you for your feedback 👍! I agree with you!

[@MobiusGT]

@@HALWG51 wow my 2013 barely gets closer to 22 highway

[@autopedia777]

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[@michaelvella8511]

If Nissan offered a hybrid version I would defenitly choose the Murano. The Signia is missing some features that I prefere.

[@autopedia777]

Hi! Thank you for your feedback 🤗. Maybe in the near future Nissan will offer the new Murano with a hybrid powertrain also👍

[@leonglo3]

The hybrid murano will be offered for summer of 2025

[@autopedia777]

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[@DWK33]

The hybrid Murano would basically be an Aryia

[@michaelvella8511]

@@DWK33Isn't the Ariya an EV ????????🤣🤣

[@njdad2476]

Crown signia has a CVT, Murano has 9 speed automatic transmission. Murano wins it!

[@autopedia777]

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[@bradley7506]

Nissan just had to mess this up by finally giving us a wonderful transmission but taking a reliable V6 out of the picture…..won’t be buying the Murano

[@autopedia777]

Hi, thank you for your feedback 👍! I agree with you.

[@paulking4908]

@@bradley7506 unfortunately they're doing the same thing to the Pathfinder. They're getting rid of that V6 engine and replacing it with a 4-cylinder turbocharged engine.

[@autopedia777]

Hi, thank you for your feedback! Sad, but true 😕

[@snowman826]

I'll stay with the Murano, though I'll keep my Tundra. The Toyota looks too much like a station wagon (remember those?).

[@autopedia777]

Hi, thank you for your feedback 👍!Sadly the station wagon is gone🤕

[@s4ean]

Yep, that's precisely why I'd prefer it over the Murano. Currently drive an Outback, I wish more companies would bring wagons back stateside.

[@autopedia777]

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[@scottab36]

The official body type for the Toyota Crown Signia is "Wagon". Not even in the same class.

[@autopedia777]

Hi! Thank you for your feedback 👍. The Crown Signia is somehow in between, being a valid option for someone looking for a SUV. Actually I was asked to do this video comparison by one of my subscribers.

[@paulking4908]

At least Nissan did not put that trash three cylinder turbo engine in the new Murano.

[@autopedia777]

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[@rakhsiprayogo82]

Toyota Crown Signia Kills Nissan Murano

[@autopedia777]

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[@rakhsiprayogo82]

@autopedia777 You're Welcome, Brother