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OK, lets start figuring out what 1,600 things could have changed for the European spec Murano for 2005?
"New Nissan models destined for Europe, to be unveiled at next month’s Paris motor show, include a seven seater Pathfinder SUV all but identical to the US-built version, the Murano crossover with the 350Z sportscar’s V6 engine and a revised Patrol offroader.
The European version of the Murano is powered by an adapted version of the 3.5-litre VQ V6 engine from the 350Z coupe and roadster. Nissan Europe claims the Murano has proved to be a huge hit in North America where it has been on sale for more than a year.
More than 1,600 changes have been made to the US specification Murano to suit the European market but these were not detailed in a Nissan statement.
Nissan claims the Murano’s continuously variable automatic transmission with six speed manual mode is unique in the SUV’s segment. This model also has the all mode switch-controlled 4x4 system.
There will be just one version of the Murano on sale in Europe with a high standard equipment level including satellite navigation with TMC, colour rear-view parking camera, Bose sound system, bi-xenon headlamps and leather interior.
The Murano will go on sale early in 2005 across Europe but prices and specification will not be announced until the Paris show, when the order book will open."
Complete story:
http://www.just-auto.com/news_detail.asp?art=45483
1. Rear view camera
2. ?
"New Nissan models destined for Europe, to be unveiled at next month’s Paris motor show, include a seven seater Pathfinder SUV all but identical to the US-built version, the Murano crossover with the 350Z sportscar’s V6 engine and a revised Patrol offroader.
The European version of the Murano is powered by an adapted version of the 3.5-litre VQ V6 engine from the 350Z coupe and roadster. Nissan Europe claims the Murano has proved to be a huge hit in North America where it has been on sale for more than a year.
More than 1,600 changes have been made to the US specification Murano to suit the European market but these were not detailed in a Nissan statement.
Nissan claims the Murano’s continuously variable automatic transmission with six speed manual mode is unique in the SUV’s segment. This model also has the all mode switch-controlled 4x4 system.
There will be just one version of the Murano on sale in Europe with a high standard equipment level including satellite navigation with TMC, colour rear-view parking camera, Bose sound system, bi-xenon headlamps and leather interior.
The Murano will go on sale early in 2005 across Europe but prices and specification will not be announced until the Paris show, when the order book will open."
Complete story:
http://www.just-auto.com/news_detail.asp?art=45483
1. Rear view camera
2. ?