I love the Murano and plan on buying another when the time comes to sell the one I own now. It rides smooth and handles great on the highway. No problems with city driving either, easy to park. The gas mileage is not bad for an SUV, 18 / 22. The only thing I'd change if I could would be the quality of the interior. It's not bad, especially considering the price, but it's a little too "plastic" for me.
I had a larger SUV (Dodge Durango), it was hard to park and a gas hog. The Murano is smaller, so more nimble and easier on gas. The SL is the luxery edition, and it has amazing features I love, like heated seats and steering wheel. The hatch opens and closes at a touch of a button. The wipers have a sensor that starts and stops when it is raining lightly, or if a car passes you and throws slush on the windshield. The GPS is the 3rd on I have had experience with, and the best by far, announcing the turns well in advance, then a second time, and a chime when at the point to turn.
Nissan is very well known for their cars. My last car had well over 100,000 miles on it and was still running excellent.
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