Nissan Murano update due September
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18th July, 2011
The luxurious and sharply styled Nissan Murano has struck
a chord with Australian buyers in the premium, medium-sized SUV market since the second generation model
made its debut two years ago.
Now with 2012 in sight, Nissan improves its appeal with svelte, new front styling, new design alloy
wheels and rear privacy glass.
Expected on sale in September, the new look Nissan Murano features a new grille, front bumper and
headlamp design. New, multi-spoke 18 inch alloy wheels are introduced for a more prestigious look along
with new design taillights, new roof rail design (finished in silver on the Ti model) and the addition of
rear privacy glass.
The ST model now adds fogs lamps as standard.
Inside, both models now feature rain sensing windshield wipers while ST models pick up a Bose audio
with 2 Gigabyte HDD and 7 inch colour display; reversing camera and heated front seats representing
optimum value at $47,990* (Ti pricing is $58,390*).
The range topping Murano Ti now features Nissan’s new generation satellite navigation and USB input
jack or iPod connectivity with a 9 Gigabyte HDD.
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In addition to the highly acclaimed 191 kW VQ35DE 3.5-litre V6 engine that offers 336 Nm of torque,
the Murano is matched to a smooth and silent Nissan Xtronic Continuously Variable Transmission that
reduces fuel consumption thanks to its low speed lock-up programming (10.9 litres/100 kms)
A full suite of electronic safety systems, including Vehicle Dynamic Control and a rigid body shell
earned the Murano a Top Safety Pick award from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety in the United
States.
The distinctive Nissan Murano has also underlined its unique profile in the prestige cross-over market
by capturing a prestigious Australian design award last year.
The Nissan Murano was described by the Australian International Design Awards judges as “a radical
departure from the angular SUV wagon stereotypes.”
The Nissan Murano was the first SUV to win a Design Award – which are chosen by Standards Australia,
in its charter with the Australian Government, to develop internationally aligned Australian standards.
NOTE: * Manufacturer's List Price (MLP) excludes dealer delivery fees and the numerous statutory
charges (commonly known as on-road costs). Additionally, please note that all prices, fees and charges are
subject to change without notice, as are the specifications.
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