2021 Nissan Murano Platinum // What's NEW for Nissan's Style Standout?? (BIG DISCOUNTS!) 

Test drive the one in the current gen Maxima. You'll be even more impressed. They did a great job with the Maximas and Muranos.

Agreed! I have always heard great things about the Murano and I had one as a rental car for 2 weeks and I really enjoyed it. I didn’t even feel like I was driving a CVT!

I own a 2015 Murano platinum and it is a nightmare. CVT went dead around 9000km, taillight had condensation twice side door trim fell off without a reason but luckily these were all under warranty. Now, after warranty finished, tailgate stopped working which costed me $1000 to fix. Now my driver heated seat stopped working again it is going to be another $1000+ to fix. I have only driven about 65000km with my Murano!

@@jamesyuan1280 your cvt when out so early ???

@@jamesyuan1280 sorry to hear,I have the same car no issues yet (knock on wood) had it for 4 years ,hopefully I have no issues with it in the near future

Some people like to say that the Murano is a bigger cousin of the Maxima, but I disagree. The Murano is a SUV, it’s slower, heavier, and it’s not a sport oriented vehicle like the Maxima. The Murano is no more than a midsize family SUV.

@@ARU-vidChannelwithNoName dont see the murano as a family vehicle at all,way too attractive and sporty, most Americans like vehicles ugly and boxy looking and I don't know why🤷‍♂️

@@christophermaize3563 Because Americans are in love with trucks for some reason

@@ARU-vidChannelwithNoName I think it's just a bigger 2020 model Nissan rogue like the taillights look Similar and the headlights.

@@douglasjohnson5568 But if you go back in time, it’s actually the other way around. The Murano existed before the Rogue

It’s also on the Maxima

Any issues so far?

@@Saturdayz_In_The_Fall your probably the only person I’ve seen say that.

I have the 2019 as well

Loved my 2020 SL . But last Friday we were involved in a head on crash . My Murano is totaled . Now for a 21 or a 22

Thanks, John!

Agreed

@J.P.M. 52 agreed that interior is dated

A-men. People bash the Toyota 4Runner for being so dated but even Toyota got rid of their CD player in the ancient 4runner. I have tons of CDs and I love them. Still a CD guy living in a digital world

@@Wild1995 amen to that

Same here. I have a ‘19 Platinum and LOVE it.

@@bcmidcnty7457 That’s a beautiful car

I have the 2019 Platinum and love, love, love it! I can't tell the difference between the 2019 vs. the 2021...

Yep! My 2017 is still amazing, too. Zero issues with my Murano.

Take care of her and she will treat you good.

Agreed

@@Saturdayz_In_The_Fall oh please

@@Saturdayz_In_The_Fall what car looks like that in 2005

@@Saturdayz_In_The_Fall I don’t think so at all

@@bradleyscarreviews yea I normally agree with Dante but he is wrong on that comment. A Pontiac Aztec looks like 2005, but not this futuristic ride!

Nissan absolutely changed the game with the Muranos, but now it’s definitely due for a refresh

The only ones that come close to matching it for looks are the Caddys.

Santa Fe 2021 ..........? Realy............? Dude i have X trail 2018 and this Murano is a same looking..........

That’s… great.

@@Bart-dg6qv true that

Venza is a hybrid

Exactly! But no ones doing it😣

Yes

Venza is considerably smaller on the inside and outside.

Yha even the key fob is old like come on

Same old start up beep, if you wanna go back 15 years ago, go inside a nissan dealership and breathe in that 2005 air

The Nissan won't last half the time that a Toyota or Honda would . The resale plummets as well.

@@randyjackson347 it’s just the cvt that makes Nissan unreliable. Nissan’s engines are great!

Nissan's Murano sold better than the Passport and Toyota doesn't even have a true midsize crossover.

I did haha. The Murano felt much more luxurious than the Venza and Pilot.

@@bradleyscarreviews Nissan's downfall was when they merged with Renault. A terrible car brand..

Must've been my Murano then. The 2007 Murano I had was very rough, can feel every pebble in the road, even the passengers in the back spoke on how uncomfortable it was. Other than that I loved the vehicle.

My 07 has 350k miles and drives great

You got it haha

Haha thanks! 😂

Probably next year , For now get the Rogue. But throwing all this money for a CVT that's why nobody buys them. Bad reputation.

😂 thanks for watching!

The even bigger question is why is there a DVD player in a 2021 car?

Visually, exterior/interior & drivetrain, 2019-2021 are virtually identical.

Hopefully they take from the new rogue design

@@fadedviews Why would they do that? The Murano is supposed to be a Murano, not a dressed up Rogue.

Do you also hate the bubble look on most modern sedans?

@@ARU-vidChannelwithNoName only SUVs. I feel like they should have a more masculine squared off look.🤷🏾‍♀️

@@SpirituallyGifted888 Then you’ll have to look at body on frame SUVs

name that's why I have a 4runner🤗

@@SpirituallyGifted888 And I have two Muranos. They’re fantastic cars. I don’t need a truck, so I don’t buy big trucky SUVs with big engines

It actually need a redesign, they refreshed it in 2019

@@kromahj ok

@@kromahj it’s due for a redesign for 2022, I believe. So it shouldn’t be too long.

@@EpicDrew15 absolutely a good idea

1500 lbs. but trust me, you don't want to be pulling anything with a CVT on a regular basis. An occasional cross-town trailering some furniture or appliance, but I'd be wary pulling, say, a lightweight pop-up camper cross-country. Get something with a regular geared transmission, trailering package, etc.

@@EpicDrew15 The Outback has an 11" dash-integrated infotainment that looks great. I think my problem is more with size and appearance. The ford edge has an 8" screen like this Murano and they look small, poor quality, and outdated to me.

Those are three row SUVs

The interior isn’t that old lol

@@ARU-vidChannelwithNoName it is six years old...

It's a premium mid-sized SUV. Look at its other 2-row competition...the Ford Edge and Chevy Blazer are the same price as the Murano (sometimes more).

@@caribgenius doesn’t feel any premium, it’s not even a luxury badge. For 48K, why not just go for 3 row Pathfinder instead of 2 row?

@@blackwhirlwind1245 Many have agreed that the Murano is indeed premium. That's the whole point of the Murano. Why not get the 3-row option? It's for people who want the added space over a compact SUV, and the powertains offered in the 3-row offering. The 2-row mid-size offering usually gives a benefit over their 3-row mid-size. It's either sportier, more luxurious, and/or extra features. That's the whole point of the Ford Edge and Chevy Blazer as well. If you go into a 2020 Murano and Pathfinder. You will quickly see that the Murano is much more luxurious. Also, people don't want to be seen in a 3-row crossover for fear of looking like a soccer mom or they just prefer the added benefits of the 3-row. It's the same reason why people by a 2-door coupe over its 4-door sedan counterpart despite the fact that the coupe is the same price (and sometimes pricier) than the sedan.... think Civic sedan/coupe, Mercedes C-classs, Infiniti Q50/Q60, BMW 3/4 series.

@@blackwhirlwind1245 Also...a vehicle doesn't need a luxury badge to be a premium/luxury vehicle...think Buick Enclave, Kia Stinger, Toyota Avalon, Chevy Corvette, GMC Yukon Denali, etc...

@@caribgenius well, how is it premium compared to rogue? It doesn’t have big screen, it doesn’t have wireless carplay, it doesn’t have digital gauge cluster, 360 degree camera isn’t crystal clear, I think it also doesn’t have sensor behind the door handle to let you unlock it by placing your hand inside door handle. Power train is also so-so, not fast not slow either. Not to mention the biggest disappointment is still the Jatco CVT. I know murano is getting old, and Nissan is probably going to redesign it soon, but for now, there are better options out there unless Nissan discount it heavily.

Well it’s not a Lexus.

They're actually a bargain (not overpriced)! When you sit in and drive a Murano, it really does feel like a luxury car. The quality of some materials, interior design, supple ride, buttery smooth engine and transmission. The interior felt nicer than the Lexus RX I test drove. This is our 2nd Murano and never had problems with the CVT. Our old 2011 Murano is still on the road and never had issues at all either. Bulletproof reliability The new one is 2 years old (2019 model).

@@caribgenius thank you for your input. I’ve got this car on my “list” of potentials to test drive. The Rx was pretty nice inside. I’m so curious about the Murano. It always catches my eye when I’m out driving and see it. Everyone always screams to stay away from cvt’s that’s why I was inquiring from people who actually own one. Thanks 👍🏻

Only Nissan I would buy! Truly beautiful, I am an owner of one also!

The much more powerful V6, better ride, wider, more space in the 2nd row...

Just wait for the 2022 Murano

Besides folding fully forward, they recline.

@@lyjowill oh OK, good