I love the 2014 Nissan Murano. It is a decent-size car without being too big. It sits up nicely over most cars, but it's not huge. The gas mileage is decent, could be better but the engine is very peppy. The engine has a very smooth acceleration. It has been very reliable, and other than regular maintenance, nothing has been needed for the car. The car has lots of space, and the trunk has plenty of room. The interior is very comfortable and looks very nice. It is stylish and classic. I really like the push-button start and the unlock button feature on the door handle. The driver seat has a very nice pump-up feature to adjust the seat for the best visibility. The car has maintained its value very well. I feel safe and comfortable driving this car. I would choose it again and again. The paint has continued to look good and has held up well under the heat in Florida. The car has also held up well with lots of use and lots of kids riding in it. The stereo system is top notch, and the speakers carry the music well. This car choice is one of the best I have made.

The Nissan Murano is the perfect vehicle for a family of four. I wouldn't recommend for any family bigger than that. Just enough space for ourselves, two small children, and all the gear they require. Nissan makes reliable vehicles so I know this car will last several years into the future. Great dual-climate control and a nice interior design. Easy to clean with removal mats from front to back and easy functionality of the folding seats. The computer components of the vehicle all work nice, with a six-CD changer, auxiliary plug and basic radio access. My model does not have Bluetooth connectivity or steering wheel radio controls, which are both things I miss about a previous vehicle. The engine does not have the "get up and go" you would find with a V6 or smaller vehicle, but that seems to be the norm with Nissan models. I don't mind it. I just make myself aware of it when merging into traffic. The fuel economy in this vehicle is actually not bad. I average 23 miles to the gallon with a combination of city and highway miles. The trunk space is just about the same size of an average sedan; however, you have double the space when you include the ability to stack to the ceiling. The back seats also fold down nearly completely flat to just about triple the cargo space.