2007 Mitsubishi endeavor

 

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2000 Chrysler 300m - 125k miles - I liked it very much

 

2000 Ford Taurus SEL and a 2004 Ford Explorer Limited.

 

2003 Mercedes Benz S500 144k miles, my dream car, not AWD that's the reason i now have a second Murano, but i will buy an Acura MDX next

 

I actually think will go back to Mercedes Benz but for an SUV this time ML350 4Matic Bluetec (diesel).
Murano's are fine SUV's but nothing compares to Mercedes Benz quality in my opinion, even though we have brands like Lexus and Hyunday making nice vehicles.
I guess is up to each one's preference.

 

2001 Chrysler PT Cruiser w/ 130K that is getting handed down to my wife. That replaces her 1991 Dodge Spirit.

 

I had a 2012 RAV4 Sport V6 4WD before my MO and I wanted something more upscale. I looked at the upcoming Lexus NX on the web and figured it would cost too much once you add some packages plus no discount on a new model; also turbo engine requires special oil, maintenance costs at dealers are high and I had a base Lexus RX300 before and people thought I won the lottery and started imagining all kinds of things about me (I was in the mafia, drug dealer, big inheritance, etc. O.K. I'm exaggerating a bit...). I had to explain that the lease payments were the same as a Grand Cherokee because of the higher resale value. Also when you have a luxury brand car parked in your driveway and a contractor comes to your house to give you an estimate, don't expect a good price...


Santa Fe XL is nice, well equipped but I don't need 3 row seating and the suspension is tuned for smooth highways and boulevards, not potholes! 2014 Highlander is scarce and quite expensive compared to the MO and again I don't need 3 row seating. Infiniti QX50 cute little raised hatchback more than SUV but too small for my needs and more expensive then the MO and perhaps too sporty for my taste (I want to be pampered); my girlfriend may end up buying one if she wants to spend that kind of money after trying a Juke and finding it too noisy (too much wind noise on highway).


I've never considered the MO before because it was too expensive for a non luxury brand but with the $7,000 year end discount to make room for the new redesigned 2015 it was a no brainer. I was looking at the SV but ended up with the SL, well worth the price difference IMO and I'm getting leather for the first time! I'm not sure I would like the 2015 with smaller side windows and higher prices. Perhaps in 5-7 years when they will clear them out!!!

 

Mine was just added to the fleet as a novelty item. Didn't replace any vehicle.

 

My 2014 replaced my 2004 with a Highlander in between the two.

 

2002 Tundra base. Nice truck in its day but time to move on

 

2014 rdx

 

2003 Honda Element EX. Still driving the Element around town - 209,000 miles and still running smooth!

( I hope I didn't just jinx myself!)

 

Replaced all wheels with a decent Lorenzo rims. Know I have to find a good tire to wrap it.

 

I actually didn't want to trade her in but insurance up here is BS.

My 2008 Altima Coupe 3.5SE, modded. The PF01's are now on my new baby, using them as summers.

Before I powdered coated my ENKEI's PF01.

Had it for almost 8 years! This was my first winter with 5Zigen's which I later sold. Stock height. LOL

 

2010 MB GLK 350. And happy with Murano SV 2015!

 

Trade my old corolla ae92 with my current Murano and added some cash into it.

 

I have replaced my 2015 Subaru WRX Limited with 5000 miles for a new 2015 Murano SV AWD.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1buV0kBuDpaX1h0WDdZU1RXYlE/view?usp=sharing

 

My 2015 replaced a 2012 Murano SL AWD...Loving my 2015

 

I replaced my 2002 Gold Tahoe several years back with a 2006 Murano SL AWD in Black. Needless to say the Tahoe required far less attention.

 

Replaced a 2007 fully loaded Maxima SE and a 2006 civic Si. Both fun to drive but I really have to shake the boy racer thing.

 

Replaced a 2008 Ford Edge Limited AWD with a 2016 Murano SL AWD

 

Replaced a 2011 Jeep Patriot Latitude FDII with a 2020 Nissan Murano Platinum AWD

 

Replaced my 2016 Nissan Maxima SV with 2020 Nissan Murano SV

 

My new silver 2020 Murano Platinum AWD replaced our 2016 Lexus NX 200t. We took delivery last month and couldn't be more pleased. The MO is better in every category starting with ride, handling, the lack of wind noise, more power---and on and on. That ridiculous touch pad for the GPS was so hard to operate, plus there was no way to touch the screen to use it---scrolling only. To put in an address takes seconds in the Murano. Seconds. And it's so easy to use. I'll NEVER buy a non-touchpad screened GPS on a car again!! Also, the GPS screen is set down out of the driver's line of sight, and out of the hot sun (which fried it if not covered) here in sunny Southern Arizona. A lot of cars have gone to a top of the dash screen. I won't buy one. Don't get me wrong, I liked the Lexus, it's just that the Murano is SO much better, I guess I didn't know what I was missing. We also have a 2013 Toyota Corolla S Special Edition in the Hot Lava Orange color, low mileage, in mint condition that we'll keep forever. Yes, it has a touch screen GPS set in the lower part of the dash....