The Murano is Nissan's mid-size crossover, built around a 3.5-litre V6 and styled more distinctively than most of its class, aimed at buyers who want a comfortable family SUV rather than an off-roader.
How much does a used Nissan Murano cost in Saudi Arabia?
From roughly SAR 24000 for an older example up to SAR 24000 for a newer one, with condition and mileage explaining most of the difference between individual cars.
Which used Nissan Murano year should you buy?
Buy the newest example your budget allows with a clean service record — the Murano has changed generations gradually rather than through a sharp break, so condition and how the car was maintained tell you more than the exact model year.
How long does a Nissan Murano last?
Well past typical family-SUV mileage — the Muranos we inspect in the Kingdom run a median of around 172,000 km, distance this V6 generally covers without major issues when the CVT has been serviced on schedule.
What else matters on a used Nissan Murano?
The Toyota RAV4 costs more and carries a stronger reputation for mechanical reliability. The Nissan X-Trail also costs more and is a practical alternative within the same brand. The Kia Sportage costs more too and is worth cross-shopping on features.
What to inspect on a used Nissan Murano
- CVT fluid change history — the single most important document on any used Murano.
- Transmission behavior on a test drive, particularly under hard acceleration.
- Full service record over a low odometer reading alone.
- Air conditioning performance, given daily use in Kingdom heat.
Book an inspection before you buy, since how a Murano was maintained matters more than how old it is.