2010 Nissan Munro Reviews

Some of the important aspects of 2010 Nissan Munro reviews are explained in the present post.

For 2010, Nissan Murano is reengineered and redesigned. Its rivals are Toyota Highlander, Honda Pilot, and Ford Edge. In its interior, seating arrangement is organized for five people. The available trims are LE, SL, and S. All three trims are designed with either all- or front-wheel drive system. For 2010, the top lined LE trim is redesigned with all-wheel as well as front-wheel drive configuration. Other than this enhancement, there are no other improvements for this model.

Exterior and Interior

The front end of this vehicle is designed with optional bi-xenon headlights and bold headlight clusters, whereas the rear end has distinctive shapes for clear rear visibility. It has standard dual chrome tailpipes and LED taillights, whereas a power lift-gate and a roof rack are optional. Moreover, the exterior has standard privacy glass, standard 18-inch wheels, optional fog lights, optional 20-inch wheels, optional roof rails, and optional moonroof.

Coming to interior, it is equipped with standard tilt/telescoping steering wheel, standard six-CD changer, MP3 jack, available backseat 9-inch screen for DVDs, DVD entertainment system, a XM satellite radio, Bose premium audio, available heated rear and front seats, available 7-inch dashboard display with navigation system and rearview camera, and available rain-sensing wipers.

Engine Specs

Coming to powertrain, 2010 Nissan Murano is powered by a 3.5-liter V-6 engine, which is powerful enough to produce 248 pounds-feet of torque and 265 horsepower. This engine is paired to a standard continuously variable automatic transmission. Moreover, the vehicle has a standard push-button start