2025 Nissan Murano vs 2024 Nissan Murano Which One Should You Buy? Detailed Comparison and Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- The 2025 Nissan Murano has been fully redesigned, featuring a bold new look, upgraded technology, and a brand-new powertrain! But how does it compare to the outgoing 2024 Nissan Murano?
In this video, we dive deep into the key differences between the 2025 Murano and the 2024 Murano to help you decide which one is the better buy. From the updated 2.0L 4-cylinder engine replacing the V6 to the 9-speed automatic transmission (no more CVT!), the 2025 Murano takes a leap forward. But is it worth the extra money, or should you stick with the 2024 model?
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✅ Exterior redesigns
✅ Interior features & tech upgrades
✅ Performance & engine differences
✅ Safety enhancements
✅ Price comparison
If you're in the market for a mid-size SUV or considering an upgrade, this video is for you! Let’s find out whether the 2025 Murano is worth the hype-or if the 2024 model still holds its ground as a fantastic SUV option.
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happy with my 2020 murano. So far no issues. Only at 30km. time will tell. I Get it oil sprayed yearly. So far so good...
FULLY get your CVT serviced when due. Not just change the N3 fluid, but the cartridge filter as well. Proper maintenance of the fluid is important to keep the CVT in working order. I think people that treat these CVTs like normal geared auto transmissions are more likely to end up with a failed CVT. If everybody did these inspections and followed the service intervals, there would probably be fewer CVT failures.
Put me in the pre 2025 style column. I have a 2020 and it’s solid and functional. I don’t like the current interior design trends in cars. They say it’s more spacious but it looks cheap to me.
Great video. I’m leasing a 21 murrano and looking to lease the 25. After watching this video I’m not sold on the 25. Smaller engine, rims and to top it off there’s no spare tire. I’ll stick with my 21. Thanks for the input.
@Hewitts_Cross agreed. Nissan here charge $550 tax In for just the fluid change in the cvt. Seems expensive. I know the filter abd gasket are less than 50$. Guessing nissan will want 850$ to do a filter and gasket and fill
agreed thanks for watching
I have a 2023 Murano SV Midnight Edition. I absolutely love it!! One of the things that caught my attention, was the bold v-motion grill in the front!! It's my favorite feature. For me it's a statement piece for the Nissan brand. I don't particularly like the new grill for the 2025. I know Nissan is trying to modernize the body type, but the front end is not very attractive to me. With the emboldened v-motion grill people couldn't help but see you coming.
thanks for watching glad you are happy with your murano!
I have a 2018 Platinum. Considering the 2025. But I sure like my 3.5L V6. I'm not a fan of the 21" wheels on the 25. I also like the chrome on my 2018. I also like the fact that the older one has fog lights. I also have a CD player. Lots of reasons to choose the 2024.
agreed thanks for watching
I have a 2016 Murano and test drove the 2025 this weekend. Like others have commented, I'm not a fan of the new front end. Not crazy about the new back end either. To me this looks like a Kia now. Regardless, I've test drove other vehicles only to get in my old one and say this is so much smoother and more comfortable. First, if you switch from the old to the new carefully consider what you put in the cargo area and measure. The rear opening high is an inch shorter. I also think it's length is functionally less despite measuring longer because of the more aggressive slant. Sitting in it is less comfortable. The center console around the gear shifter is raised up and a hard plastic. My arm kept landing on that. The seats are less robust. The touch buttons are small and confusing on the steering wheel. As for the drive, the steering is tighter. I didn't have any concerns about the steering so not sure I needed the adjustment. But the engine, oh my, that is a hard no. It is loud and jerky accelerating. I wasn't sure which part of the powertrain was responsible so I drove a Pathfinder right after it and it confirmed it's the turbo engine. What made this car was comfort and a smooth powerful drive. This is not the same vehicle. I think most people that have an existing one will be disappointed with the changes.
i have a '21 SV model. i love it. the engine and transmission work so smoothly together and i've had zero issues with it. a great vehicle! i also think it looks much nicer than the '25 model.... but, of course, that's purely subjective.
That V6 3.5 Nissan have been making it for the last 20 yrs im just saying
agreed
I have the 2014 platinum and get 20.4 mpg. FWD, and I'm planning to get the SV or SL next.
That's a pretty good mpg for your year!
Both look good, but I'd go with 2024, mainly for the interior and dash set up. I don't like it being too techy.
yea it certainly has good and bad things
Great Review
thanks for watching
@carsunlocked you're welcome
Little things are cheaper on the 2025. Like no carpet on the sides in the rear cargo area. You’d think that would be essential to keep noise down. Still looking at upgrading my 2015 Platinum to a 2025 this year though.
I agree it's odd that they removed some features
Like the 2025 . More tech , much nicer look
agreed thanks for watching
The front of the 2025 is ugly AF…
the back, the interior, the technology and ofc the no longer cvt transmission are definitely nice
thanks for watching
Neither!!! Buy a Toyota and be in a reliable vehicle!!
It's ok, baby. Relax. Everything will be fine. Take a deep breath.
Poster, you should do your research the V6 engine in the murano is one of the 10 best rated engines along with the Murano itself being one of Nissans best rated vehicles overall, they are renowned for their dependability and reliability. Read up!
agreed
Both Nissan Murano It's Slower Than a Toyota Venza & Crown Signia
And?
@Hewitts_Cross just That
@@rakhsiprayogo82 Not important.
No one cares when buying a mid size suv if one is a second quicker or slower than another, it's about comfort, driving ability and looks.
Speeding is not good.