Hi All,
I'm a newbie here... and I'm just waiting for my Murano to come in at my dealership and I'll be able to join the MO-Crowd.
I had an 2004 Audi S4 on order, but I will be cancelling the order since I've had an epiphany and the Murano suits my needs better.
But one question just keeps haunting me: Why do I see so many Muranos used on Autotrader? I know that my local dealership had 3 used Muranos, but they claim it was used by Enterprise rent-a-car on Hawaii and they bought them with 5-8K miles to add to their used car lot.
Do you guys think that people have just gotten bored of their Muranos? Or maybe they "bit-off more than they can chew" in terms of price or payment?
I have to admit that the Murano really appealed to me because I need an automatic transmission for daily traffic commuting, the extra room would be great for moving things and taking my clients to lunch, and the agile suspension satisfies my need for a good handling car/SUV. Plus the gas mileage seems very good (and far better than the new S4). There doesn't seem to be a "down-side" to owning the Murano. Am I missing anything? Am I still caught-up in the excitement of soon owning an really exciting vehicle?
Thanks for any feedback! And thanks to all for this great forum! I really enjoy reading all the posts!
Bob K.
I'm a newbie here... and I'm just waiting for my Murano to come in at my dealership and I'll be able to join the MO-Crowd.
But one question just keeps haunting me: Why do I see so many Muranos used on Autotrader? I know that my local dealership had 3 used Muranos, but they claim it was used by Enterprise rent-a-car on Hawaii and they bought them with 5-8K miles to add to their used car lot.
Do you guys think that people have just gotten bored of their Muranos? Or maybe they "bit-off more than they can chew" in terms of price or payment?
I have to admit that the Murano really appealed to me because I need an automatic transmission for daily traffic commuting, the extra room would be great for moving things and taking my clients to lunch, and the agile suspension satisfies my need for a good handling car/SUV. Plus the gas mileage seems very good (and far better than the new S4). There doesn't seem to be a "down-side" to owning the Murano. Am I missing anything? Am I still caught-up in the excitement of soon owning an really exciting vehicle?
Thanks for any feedback! And thanks to all for this great forum! I really enjoy reading all the posts!
Bob K.