imperiouxx: Anyone with an experience about 2003-2007 Nissan Murano should tell me what to expect. It's going to be use in the US. Someone warned about V6 engines on the other thread, though I know it's about fuel consumption[b] but that's isn't serious problem here[/b]. Thanks

kpolli:

Your kidding me ryt?

imperiouxx:

That's why I want to know how much it's fuel consumption is. I said that in comparison with fuel situation in Nigeria.

imperiouxx: Anyone with an experience about 2003-2007 Nissan Murano should tell me what to expect. It's going to be use in the US. Someone warned about V6 engines on the other thread, though I know it's about fuel consumption but that isn't serious problem here. Also, any other things I need to know before investing in the car. Thanks

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imperiouxx:

Ok, thanks

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Fhemmmy: Since the ride would be used in the USA, that means you have:
Access to good mechanics
Access to good Oil and parts
Access to good roads and regular maintenance but the maintenance is human habit, so dont fall a victim of "Wait till it breaks down"
Murano are good rides, i have seen and heard many people complain about the Transmission for the 2003 model, but at the end of the day, if you buying used, make sure you get a warranty on it (extended) cos no matter what happened, you are covered . . . but if you could get the later models too, go for it, but make sure you get something good and you take care of her well, then, she will serve you right.
Buy and Enjoy . . .

imperiouxx:

Thanks, lot of people were now telling me murano isn't for student because it's expensive to maintain.