Does the 2025 Nissan Murano Give You the Full Luxury Experience At a Bargain Price?

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[jonzaremba]

Alex eats his breakfast cereal with champagne instead of milk.

[markderoller]

Love the video but I would ditch the music, too distracting

[Tbar]

I like the sorta hood over the entire screen. Makes it look built it rather than just stuck up there. More cars should do that.

[spartanchirho]

Very good looking!! Just bought a pro 4x and becoming more and more of a Nissan fan.

[eBikerHowie]

What is up with the background music? This is a car review?

[rokuth]

I used to sell the Nissan Murano when it 1st came out in the 2000s in L.A. CA. Most of the customers for it tended to be younger women on their way up in their careers. The Murano was luxurious, reliable (had the VQ35 engine as standard), and powerful, but not pretentious. Back then, the top of the line model would top off at close to USD $45K. Considering inflation, and all the new tech and gadgetry in the Murano now, at around USD $52K, it is indeed a bargain! In my opinion, of course.

[antisupercat]

The comment about the shifter is spot on!

[gjohnston]

I think this is a good remake of the Murano.

[devinxxx]

When I see Alex presenting, I always think of the word luxury.

[MrHemikid]

The best part of this car is no CVT transmission.

[christopher]

Fun vid! You guys had great commentary and still managed to show an interesting take on a boring car.

[robervin]

Miss Alex so much. 😢 be well golden child. Good Luck in your future job

[richardmiller]

I owned a 2003 Murano SL and I loved that vehicle. The seats were the most comfortable of any vehicle I owned other than the 2012 Titan Pro4X. The V6 made good power and the AWD system was very good. Luxury? Not really, frugal above its class? Probably.

[Jcruzer]

I bet the folks at Nissan loved this video 😂😂😂Good stuff.

[CsRule]

The Murano was the first real successful “near luxury” mid size SUVs. They still are d*mn comfortable as far as they are getting long in the tooth. Hopefully they carry this forward. A friend has had a Murano no more than 2 years old ever since they were released! Haha. He has owned them from day 1 so to speak. They have decent power, even with the CVT, and I enjoy being a passenger riding in the rear seat whe we go on a road trip with our spouses or as the guys. The miles just melt away.
Going to the turbocharged 4 cylinder is not necessarily detrimental to performance because the turbo engines have the torque down low. It’s a rare time for me to lament the sound of an engine, but that 3.5 then 3.7 V6 from Nissan is one of the best sounding V6 engines out there. Its rivals a nice small block 350! 😂. Really it does sound great. I’m sure my friend will be getting one soon, if he doesn’t already have one on the way. I’ll call him later on! 😊😊
Fun, goofy review with a very accurate twist to describe the market this vehicle targets!! 😂😂. Thanks to all involved!! 😊

[ProjectM]

I agree on the music. The music in this video is too loud and unnecessary.

[vilunny]

Two new hosts are hilarious great find

[brendenmolano]

I recently saw this in person at the Phili Auto Show. I was really impressed by how well made it was inside, but for 51k I would still choose the Toyota Signia over this for luxury/reliability. Not to mention only the Toyota is a hybrid.

[HALWG]

My color of choice. 21" wheels would not be my choice. This is the perfect retirement vehicle.

[getlosttoday]

Hard pass! Props that they got rid of the cvt