Why buy here
Why buy your Murano from I-90 Nissan.
We have sold Nissans here since April 2014, so the team has handled twelve Ohio winters with this exact lineup.
The Murano sits at the premium end of Nissan's crossover range, and buying one is a different decision than buying a basic commuter, so a few specifics matter.
How an outside auditor scored us
A CarEdge transparency grade of A, 96.7 out of 100.
Where the car gets serviced
A 3,000 sq ft heated indoor bay, which matters when you bring a comfort-focused SUV in during January.
CarEdge is an independent third party that audits dealer pricing, so that grade is not something we award ourselves.
The premium two-row Murano. Ask us what is on the ground in Sheffield Village.
What we check before a Murano goes up for sale
When a Murano lands on our lot, our team inspects the panoramic moonroof seals, heated seats, and heated steering wheel before it goes up for sale, because those comfort features are the whole reason you'd choose this vehicle over a cheaper crossover.
History
On used units, our techs pull the CARFAX history.
Road test
We verify the available all-wheel-drive system engages cleanly on a road test.
Underbody
This past fall our team declined to retail one trade-in Murano until its underbody salt-belt corrosion was addressed, because rust is exactly the kind of thing a Northern Ohio buyer discovers two winters after delivery. That is the standard.
Buying a Murano here, at a glance
At a glance
- Transparency
- CarEdge Grade A · 96.7 / 100
- Reviews
- 4.8 ★ · roughly 2,100+ Google
- Established
- April 2014 · twelve years
- Service drive
- 3,000 sq ft, heated and indoor
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The Murano
The Murano: a premium two-row crossover built for comfort.
The Nissan Murano is a midsize, two-row crossover that seats five.
It has always lived at the upscale end of Nissan's lineup, with a more premium, comfort-focused interior than the volume models you'd cross-shop it against. Think a quieter cabin, available leather, and an interior laid out for adults rather than maximum passenger count.
2
Rows · seats five
AWD
Intelligent all-wheel drive · available
Pano
Panoramic moonroof · available
5/60k
Powertrain warranty · 3/36k bumper-to-bumper
Available leather and a panoramic moonroof, the features that define the Murano.
The honest read on the second row
Here is the honest read, and it is not the answer most dealer pages give.
If you need a third row
Look at a Pathfinder
The Murano is a two-row vehicle. If you need a third row, it is not the SUV for you, and you should be looking at a Pathfinder instead.
If you want premium two-row comfort
The Murano delivers
The Murano is for you if you want premium comfort and a roomy two-row cabin over maximum seating. We would rather steer you to the right vehicle than upsell you on the wrong one.
If a comfortable, well-appointed two-row crossover is what you actually want, the Murano delivers. Expect available all-wheel drive, an available panoramic moonroof, and a cabin that has historically leaned more toward near-luxury than economy. Powertrain and feature details vary by model year, so rather than guess at exact figures, we point you to the official spec sheets at nissanusa.com for the current configuration, and to the government's fueleconomy.gov for verified fuel economy estimates.
Why available AWD matters in Northern Ohio
The Murano offers available Intelligent all-wheel drive, and in our market that is not a brochure line. It is a practical winter tool.
On lake-effect mornings across the greater Cleveland area, AWD is often the difference between getting up an unplowed street and getting stuck at the bottom of it. We will be straight with you: AWD helps with traction, not stopping. Good winter tires matter just as much, and we will tell you that before you buy rather than after.
AWD helps you go. Winter tires help you stop. You want both.
Our team road-tested the AWD engagement on a used Murano this month and confirmed it shifted torque without hesitation, and we inspected the undercarriage for salt-belt corrosion, because Ohio road salt is brutal on any vehicle that has spent a few winters here.
For the safety side of the conversation, the Murano's crash-test ratings are published by independent bodies. You can look up federal star ratings at nhtsa.gov and crashworthiness results at iihs.org before you ever sit in one. We would rather you check those yourself than take our word for it.
Trims & specs
Trims, specs, and how to choose.
The Murano lineup runs from a well-equipped base trim up through a loaded, near-luxury top trim.
Exact trim names and content shift by model year, so confirm the current breakdown on the official spec sheet at nissanusa.com. For most Northern Ohio shoppers, the practical decision points come down to four things.
Drive
Front-wheel drive versus the available all-wheel drive. In our market most buyers choose AWD, and we think that is the right call given Cleveland-area winters.
Comfort tier
How far up the range you go for leather, heated and ventilated seats, a heated steering wheel, and the panoramic moonroof. These are the features that define the Murano experience.
Tech
The touchscreen size, around-view monitor, and driver-assist features climb as you move up trims.
New versus used
A lightly used Murano can put a higher comfort trim within reach of a new base-trim budget. We will lay both paths out honestly.
Trim names shift by model year. Confirm the current breakdown before you choose.
If you are cross-shopping values, third-party pricing tools like kbb.com give you an independent number to bring to the table. We are comfortable with that. Our CarEdge Grade A score exists precisely because our pricing holds up to outside scrutiny.
Financing
Financing your Murano.
We work with multiple lenders to put together financing on both new and used Muranos, and we will walk you through the numbers before you sign anything.
A few honest notes on financing
- Your rate depends on your credit, the term, and whether the unit is new or used. We cannot promise a number sight unseen, and we will not.
- If a longer term gets the payment where you need it but the total cost climbs, we will tell you that, not hide it.
Warranty coverage
New Muranos carry Nissan's standard warranty coverage.
Nissan factory coverage
Warranty
- Bumper-to-bumper
- 3 years / 36,000 miles
- Powertrain
- 5 years / 60,000 miles
- Leaf EV battery
- 8 years / 100,000 miles
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EV side of the lineupThe Leaf battery term
How buying works
The buying process at I-90 Nissan.
1. Check inventory
Check inventory online or contact us to ask what is on the ground.
2. Come test-drive
Come to 5013 Detroit Rd, Sheffield Village, OH 44054. Sit in the back seat, open the moonroof, see whether the comfort tier you are considering is worth the step up. The Murano is a vehicle you buy with your senses, so use them.
3. Talk numbers
Talk numbers, with the out-the-door price shown up front from the start.
4. Sort financing and take delivery
Sort financing, take delivery, and bring it back to our heated indoor service drive when it is time for maintenance.
No pressure. That is the most consistent thing customers say about us across twelve years of reviews, and we intend to keep it that way.
Frequently asked
Frequently asked questions.
Does the Nissan Murano have a third row?
No. The Murano is a two-row crossover that seats five. If you need a third row, look at the Nissan Pathfinder instead. The Murano is built for you if you want premium two-row comfort over maximum seating.
Is the Murano available with all-wheel drive?
Yes, AWD is available on the Murano. In Northern Ohio most of our buyers choose it for winter traction. Confirm whether a specific unit is front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive before you commit, and pair AWD with good winter tires for the best result.
What makes the Murano different from a Rogue?
The Murano sits above the Rogue as Nissan's more premium two-row crossover, with a more upscale, comfort-focused interior. Both are two-row, five-seat vehicles, so the choice is mostly about how much comfort and refinement you want. Check current specs side by side at nissanusa.com.
Does the Murano have a panoramic moonroof?
A panoramic moonroof is available on the Murano, typically on higher trims. We check the moonroof seals and operation on every unit before it goes up for sale. Confirm it is equipped on the specific vehicle you are looking at.
Is the Murano good in Ohio winters?
With available AWD and proper winter tires, the Murano handles greater Cleveland lake-effect conditions well. We road-test the AWD engagement and inspect for salt-belt corrosion on every used unit before it sells. Remember AWD helps you go, not stop, so tires still matter.
Where do I check the Murano's safety ratings and fuel economy?
Crash-test ratings are at nhtsa.gov and iihs.org. Fuel economy estimates are at fueleconomy.gov. Full specs are at nissanusa.com. We point you to those independent sources rather than asking you to take our word for it.
Do you have used Muranos too?
Yes. On used units we pull the CARFAX history, verify the AWD system on a road test, and inspect the moonroof, heated features, and undercarriage before the vehicle goes up for sale.