2023 Nissan Murano SL POV Test Drive & Review

This is the new 2023 Nissan Murano SL. This Murano SL comes in pearl white tricoat on cashmere perforated leather interior. The powertrain consists of a 3.5 liter naturally aspirated V6 mated to a continuously variable transmission.
Standard features of this Murano include Bluetooth audio, a backup camera, and Apple CarPlay/Android Auto compatibility. Additional features include front and rear heated seats, a Bose sound system, and adaptive cruise control.
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[@Aschoolbusandsimulatorfan2219]

Thanks bro for reviewing my favorite SUV.

[@Gopinathk17]

Nissan cars have good interiors, build quality and feature rich. their cars are of great value for money. The only thing that's making it unreliable is their CVT. I don't know why they are still sticking with.

[@Thebusdriverandgamermorefan790]

Great review, I might try to afford this SUV.

[@baldheadlogic]

Great Review. This Murano has aged well surprisingly. The oldest thing I see from the dashboard view is the foot brake. Surprised that Nissan never adapted a button into console area or to the left of the steering wheel.

[@got_to_roll]

I've owned 2 Muranos. I'm buying a new car in December when the new RX350 arrives at dealers. I won't own another CVT. I LOVE my Murano and would gladly pay for one with a transmission. Nissan is about to lose a long-term (5 vehicles) customer. *Don't need 3 rows and the passenger seat is too low, and not adjustable, for my wife to see out of the Pathfinder.

[@scottbrawley407]

2023 Nissan Murano SL FWD!

[@ThomasMauk]

Great Video, surprising I did not see this one till after the one you did on 10/22 of the platinum edition. Still have that question on the fuel requirements. But very good. Also surprising not much difference between the two as well.

[@NothinButCarReviews]

Premium is recommended for the Murano and Maxima, but it isn’t required to my knowledge. And SL and Platinum share a lot of similarities for the most part.

[@daniellove9526]

The gas cap is easy to find you just gotta get used to it. That has a cut out for your finger and the hood. Doesn't it took a while to get used to but once you get used to it it's fine😅

[@user-yj6hy6io6o]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@jeromelewis5606]

I like this review because its on a Murano. But why the jabs to the locked gas cap? that's always been standard on most vehicles. I think its better being locked for safety and security. When you consider that you're usually inside the vehicle when you go to access your gas cap. Why is that a nightmare Bro?

[@NothinButCarReviews]

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[@edwinwallace1825]

I like the profile of the Murano. I'm not too fond of the Mantis-eyed tail lights, or the legroom of the rear seats ( I'm only 5'5" ) you did NOT look comfortable back there.
Also, with all the tech advancements they've placed into the Rogue, I don't understand why the Murano's are still so dated.

[@tempest386]

as a 6'5" person, murano legroom of the rear seats is great

[@MsRee804]

Still no changes?

[@NothinButCarReviews]

Not much if anything. Hopefully refresh is comin soon

[@kevonwalker8392]

Nice but not with that cvt

[@othomas3061]

Prolly will walk that Slowstang tho 💀

[@Stanley112803]

CVT hold Nissan back

[@safetdemiri5321]

Cvt nope

[@hashemfathi1646]

Heavy on gas... excess road noise and long grunt and wait to shift into next gear