From its 2003-model-year beginnings, the five-passenger Nissan Murano has appealed as much to buyers’ hearts as it has to their heads. Both intangible qualities continued with the tall wagon’s last major overall for 2015 and, four years later, have been amplified to a slightly greater degree.
Fortunately for Murano followers, Nissan didn’t mess too much with the basic design. The automaker’s trademark V-Motion grille is more pronounced, as are the boomerang headlights.
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