Used 2006 NissanMurano SL
- Odometer
- 144,756 miles
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Drivetrain
- AWD
- Engine
- 3.5L V6
- VIN
- JN8AZ08W86W529497
- Stock Number
- 46T279AA
Included Packages & Accessories
Dealer Notes
CVT with Xtronic, AWD.2006 Nissan Murano SL 3.5L V6 DOHC 24V CVT with Xtronic AWD Clean CARFAX.Find out why our dealerships have won DealerRater.com DEALER OF THE YEAR a whopping 10 TIMES! Call, email, or live chat with one of our friendly sales professionals now to schedule your test drive! Prices shown do not include tax, title, registration and $499 service fees.
KBB.com Consumer Reviews
- 5.0
2003 Murano SE Excellent, Comfortable and Reliable
By DANZ on Tuesday, October 11, 2016
"I bought this vehicle and it has turned out to be a very nice vehicle to drive, I commute 210 miles a day to work and this vehicle makes the trip with ease at 70 mph and uses just over a quarter of a tank. Handles turns nicely 2WD version, The Café Latte interior looks great and is very quiet inside and comfortable but the FM radio gets bad in the mountainous regions. I had to replace the passenger side view mirror, the glass only. I had to take to the dealer because the memory needed to be flashed and I had to replace the three original catalytic converters at 210,000 miles and the Nissan Murano now has 236,000 plus miles on it and still going Strong. All in all I like my Nissan Murano very much. " - 2.0
Disappointed in Arizona
By Disappointed in Tucson on Wednesday, October 21, 2009
The car has the look and feel of a true luxury SUV, however, it does not hold up well under use. I am so glad I took out the extra policy to cover major problems or it would be sitting in my driveway. I've had mine for approx. 5 years and have had a lot of problems. Drive door glass rattles (dealership never could fix), transmission went out (had supplemental insurance coverage), CD jammed and had to be replaced by BOSE, driver side visor is broken (not covered by dealership), front chrome grille bubbled (had to pay to replace), headlights fogged up after several years (expense was not covered), they been re-done several times and still look awful. The big ticket item (transmission) was covered but I've still been out a lot of expense on this vehicle and it's only 5 years old! - 1.0
Murano Lemon
By Lemon on Sunday, August 16, 2009
Less than 108,000 miles have had the following problems and/or replaced the following items (in no particular order): 1. 3 alternators (last one ruined the wiring and the new battery) 2. 2 transmissions (actually 3 because Nissan sold a defective one and they have not reimbursed labor for THEIR defective part. 3. rear hatch shocks replaced 4. valve body assemby 5. fuel door locking assemby (dealer not fix correctly--have given up) 6. fuel pump 7. differential side seal 8. exhaust manifold 9. lower oil pan gasket 10. power steering line 11. power windows 12. air intake tube 13. oil cooler O-ring assembly 14. Outer tie rod ends