Well, it's certainly a competent vehicle and a worthy redesign in the crowded mid-size CUV class, but man, this thing literally hit every single branch of the ugly tree on the way down...
It's hideous.
It's hideous.
First Drive: 2015 Nissan Murano
Riling the Segment, Yet Again, With More Than Mere Looks.
MotorTrend
By: Nate Martinez
December 8, 2014
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Nissan's provocative crossover is back at it. The 2015 Murano possesses unparalleled looks within its familiar cohort, and it's been that way since 2002. On a handful of levels, its lines are a hodgepodge. On others, they're as cohesive as water. But as they were when the striking model arrived more than a decade ago, overall the deep, carefully sculpted character lines and heritable cues are evocative. Like it or not, within the hyper-competitive segment, designer Ken Lee's vision is progressive.
Just as in 2002, the form prompts immediate curiosity. "What is that?" people will surely ask. "Wait, that's a Nissan?" they might add. Choose any combination of four available trims (S, SV, SL, Platinum) and two drivetrains (Intelligent all-wheel or front-wheel drive) and the Murano will certainly make nearby vehicles look as if they've aged 10 years. Call it the Murano Effect.
Full article available at link.
MotorTrend
By: Nate Martinez
December 8, 2014
Nissan's provocative crossover is back at it. The 2015 Murano possesses unparalleled looks within its familiar cohort, and it's been that way since 2002. On a handful of levels, its lines are a hodgepodge. On others, they're as cohesive as water. But as they were when the striking model arrived more than a decade ago, overall the deep, carefully sculpted character lines and heritable cues are evocative. Like it or not, within the hyper-competitive segment, designer Ken Lee's vision is progressive.
Just as in 2002, the form prompts immediate curiosity. "What is that?" people will surely ask. "Wait, that's a Nissan?" they might add. Choose any combination of four available trims (S, SV, SL, Platinum) and two drivetrains (Intelligent all-wheel or front-wheel drive) and the Murano will certainly make nearby vehicles look as if they've aged 10 years. Call it the Murano Effect.
Full article available at link.
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The front is ruined by that stupid extension jutting out from the headlight.
Here's my attempt to fix it:
It looks much better like that IMHO.
So, did you apply a similar 'fix' to the Suburban/Tahoe?!The front is ruined by that stupid extension jutting out from the headlight.
Here's my attempt to fix it:
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It looks much better like that IMHO.
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