Get the Best Priced Nissan Murano Parts

Introduced to the world in May 2002, the Nissan Murano took the world by storm as the manufacturer's first-ever mid-size crossover SUV. The Murano is one crossover SUV that does a fantastic job of mixing performance with luxury and comfort, while ensuring that drivers and passengers get the best possible ride.

Selling from 2003 to 2007, the first generation Murano had a unique, edgy and friendly design. It was unlike any other vehicle on the market. It even had an edge in the mechanical department. It had better steering and handling and could provide a better ride than most other vehicles, particularly larger SUVs. It could hold five passengers comfortably, while still offering plenty of cargo space. It also held up well in side- and front-impact tests, and it was powered by a 245-horsepower, 3.5-liter V-6 engine. In 2006, it was updated with a back-up camera, GPS, LED turn signals and tail lamps.

Selling from 2008 to 2014, the second generation Nissan Murano was mainly redesigned on the interior with higher-quality materials. Some new features included iPod integration, rain-sensing windshield wipers, power rear lift gate, touchscreen navigation system and power rear seats that could fold up. The Murano is equipped with a revamped 365-horsepower, 3.5-liter VQ engine. Sadly, side- and front-impact test ratings took a dive. The exterior also features a brand new headlight design as well as a new grill. The Murano's suspension system was also upgraded to increase handling and improve the riding experience even more. In 2011, the Murano CrossCabriolet, a convertible version of the Murano, was introduced. However, it was discontinued in 2014 because it didn't go over well.

Selling from 2014 to now, the most current generation Murano was scheduled to be manufactured in Canton, Mississippi. The exterior had been redesigned to feature a more modern concept and light fixtures with a boomerang shape. The Murano also featured enhanced security features and a floating roof scheme. The same engine from the previous generation would still be available. In 2016, the first-ever Murano Hybrid would be introduced.

Over the years, there have been a few problems that Nissan Murano owners have reported having issues with. Mainly, these have been broken seats, transmission failure and stalling out engines. Regardless of the Nissan parts that you need, from Nissan Murano body parts and interior parts (including new driver seats) to 2006 Nissan Murano parts for your stalled out engine or a transfer case for the damaged transmission, you need a reliable and comprehensive parts source that you can count to find the parts that you need. Let PartsGeek.com be that source!