If you go to nissanusa.com and build a Murano to your specifications, you then will have the option of searching dealer inventory. The results will show the configuration of each Murano shown for a particular dealer.

Good luck.

 

VIN #, How to Read it.

1st digit is where vehicle is built,

1,4,5=USA, 2=Canada, 3=Mexico, Puerto Rico or Costa Rico, 6=Australia, 9=Brazil, J=Japan, K=South Korea, L=Tawain, S=United Kingdom, V=France or Yugoslavia, W=Germany, Y=Sweeden, Z=Italy.

2nd and 3rd characters indicate specific manufacturer.

4th through 8th characters are a portrait of the specific vehicle, Brand, Body Style, Engine Size & Type, etc.

9th character is a security code that identifies the VIN as being authorized by the manufacturer. Law enforcement can determine if a VIN is authentic or not from this character on a specific vehicle.

10th character is the model year of the car. 1980=A, H=1987, J=1988, N=1992, P=1993, T=1996, V=1997, through Y=2000. Then 1 = 2001 and so on. There are no I, O, U, or Z years.

11th character is the specific plant which assembled the vehicle. Each manufacturer uses different codes to identify their plants.

12th-17th characters are the serial number of the specific vehicle. Not all companies start at #000001, practices vary among manufacturers.

 

The bottom line is the VIN doesn't tell you what options a car has.

Homer

 

Hey I didn't know France and Yugoslavia (well, that's not really current but anyway) have the same VIN designation. What's up with that?

 

Thanks for all the information.