🚨🔥 "WHY THE 2025 NISSAN MURANO IS A GAME-CHANGER FOR SUVS!" 🔥🚨

[@bradley7506]

I can’t get past the V6 being gone and I absolutely don’t like auto stop/start so those are both deal breakers for me. I will hang onto my 2023 V6 Murano with no start/stop….even though it has a CVT.

[@Chiroman527]

The VC Turbo 2.0L engine has been used in the Infiniti for years now, without issues. This is smart & Sharp Modern Vehicle. I'd like to see what Nissan does with a new Infiniti QX-50 and QX-55...

[@henrykim2690]

Lot of people’s said, turbocharged engines are not suggested..

[@hermanporter6915]

With that under powdered 2.0 liter, it won't be able to get out of its own way. It wasn't the 3.5, it was the cvt.

[@hermanporter6915]

Bring the maxima back. Take the limited 4dr skyline drive train. That has 400hp/ 9speed automatic.

[@johnsanford3596]

Dumping the CVT is going to help sales A LOT.

[@jackeaker9192]

No spare no sale.

[@HALWG51]

Agreed.

[@Chiroman527]

Do you think people buy or lease a car on the basis of whether it has a spare tire ? Many car makers do not supply a Spare - especially the Hybrids.

[@Chiroman527]

Nissan will Probably Partner up with another Japanese Car Maker (I'm thinking maybe Mitsubishi ?) .

[@JustinDwaynee]

Nissan is finally getting it right with only about a year before they run out of cash 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@dudebud72]

The VC turbo is a vibrating underpowered example. I had to live with one for a few weeks, and dropping the 3.5 for the 2.0 just buried this thing. To add to it, I just had a Mazda CX70, and it just outshined this. I own a Nissan Armada, and I can’t wait to dump it. Nissan has dumped their best models and then redesigned everything with lackluster power plants is desperation. Pass