
The original Nissan Murano, launched in 2003 as a 2004 model, set new standards for style and sportiness in the expanding mid-size crossover sport-utility vehicle marketplace, becoming, in essence, a ?class of one.? The all-new, second generation 2009 Murano elevates that unique position through a ?super evolution? of the original design ? with a new exterior, interior and enhanced technology. Murano?s new premium driving feel results from a combination of a new advanced platform, continued refinement of Murano?s standard V6 engine and new, second-generation Xtronic CVT? (Continuously Variable Transmission).
The 2009 Murano?s new exterior features a wide front end with a dynamic front fascia design, a wide grille with large integrated headlights, strong body side character lines with pronounced 18-inch or 20-inch wheels and tires and a distinctive rear end set off by an expansive rear glass area and LED taillights.
Inside, the new Murano lives up to its ?mobile suite? design theme, with an interior exemplifying warmth and modern style. From the sweep of the new instrument panel, to the new telescoping steering wheel design, to the wide console and ambient lighting, Murano owners feel a sense of warmth and security from the first time they open the doors.
A variety of advanced technology features are available, including an Intelligent Key, a Bose? premium 11-speaker audio system with an in-dash 6CD changer, Radio Data System (RDS), and speed-sensitive volume control (up from an 8-speaker system); XM? Satellite Radio (XM? subscription required, sold separately); new Nissan Navigation System with user-friendly graphic interface, menu structure and intelligent search capabilities, a 9.3GB Music Box hard drive and XM? Nav Traffic (XM? subscription required, sold separately); Bluetooth? Hands-free Phone System; and a new Nissan DVD Mobile Entertainment system with a 9-inch roof-mounted screen (up from 6.4 inches).
The new 2009 Nissan Murano is scheduled to go on sale at Nissan dealers nationwide in early January 2008.
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