2023 Nissan Murano

The Murano’s sculpted design and plush interior have set it apart from other mid-sized crossovers for the past twenty years. Even after all that time, Murano’s style hasn’t changed much.

The standard 3.5-litre V6 engine in every 2022 Murano provides adequate power for everyday driving and responsive acceleration when necessary. The above-average continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT) aids in the vehicle’s overall performance. Except for when you’re really gunning it, you won’t even notice the transmission shifting gears to send that consistent, reliable power to the road.

The controls on a Murano are easy to understand and operate. The 8-inch touchscreen gives off a distinct impression of antiquity and simplicity, yet its very simplicity and ease of use make it a great choice. The optional 11-speaker Bose sound system plays music clearly and crisply and is easy to use.

The Murano is still competitively priced, but newer competitors like the Honda Passport, Hyundai Santa Fe, and Toyota Venza offer more cutting-edge styling at a lower price point.

How is the 2023 Nissan Murano’s Interior?

Whether you’re in the driver’s or passenger’s seat, long trips in the Murano will be spent in perfect comfort thanks to the vehicle’s luxurious and supportive front and rear seats. Dual-zone climate control that features efficient and silent air-conditioning is standard. Powerful heating and cooling functions are included in all trims, while ventilation is reserved for the Platinum model.

Fit and finish are good in the Murano, and marble-like inside plastics look luxurious. Extra value is added by the seats’ outstanding comfort. Finding a good driving position is uncomplicated, and there is plenty of space for the driver’s head and shoulders. However, for a midsize SUV, the rear legroom is very tight.