No.
Keep in mind I was one of the pioneers of this fleet.
For the first 6 months I owned it, I was questioned all the time about the car. There were very few Muranos on the road! Just about every time I parked people would inquire. Back then, I loved it. She was fast, sleek, different and really fun to drive.
Then the "little things" started.....
alternator, seat track, power steering hose, door locks, squeaks, rattles, tailpipe cracking, fuel door refusing to open.
Except for the alternator, my overqualified Nissan dealer took ownership of nothing.
Then as she aged, I had some power issues that nobody could seem to resolve. Whenever she got hot, in stop and go traffic, the was a delay from accelerator-to the car actually moving. I was scared to get stuck in traffic!
Tune her up, fix the throttle body, replace plugs, injectors, pcv valve, etc.
All this in addition to religiously changing the fluids, filters tires, brakes, etc.
Throw in a 4 sets of tires, some rotors, couple of hubs, Platinum plugs, etc.
etc. etc. etc.
etc. etc. etc.
etc. etc. etc.
Then my exhaust started making noise. I took her to my exhaust guy, he examined her and said it would be a $800-900 fix. Then he said, my CVT was leaking. He noted that the exhaust cost was so high due to the labor involved. If they had to pull the CVT, they should do the exhaust while they were in there to save the labor.
Now, *supposedly* my CVT was warranted to 120,000 miles (I was at 112). Guess what Nissan said......
Long story short (yeah that's possible) There was no way I was sinking $4,000 into a $6,000 car.
My Murano is gone.
I'm not trying to rain on anyone's parade. I was this cars biggest cheerleader for a long, long time. If you look through my years of posting here, you'll find very few complaints.
It wasn't total misery, just expensive fun.
The question on the table was: "Having owned a Murano and maintained it throughout your ownership of the vehicle, sharing your experiences with others here on the forum, would you still have bought a Murano if you could go back and do it all over again?"
Honesty, not on a bet.
Like most things in life though: YMMV