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1854 messages, Last post on Jul 05, 2008 at 9:51 PM
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Replying to: hand1 (Jun 16, 2005 8:32 pm) Drove it on a vacation and then back to AK for 4500 miles with a mpg of 23.5. Overall I am pleased with it and the buying experience. |
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| hi, i want to buy a '05 nissan murano S FrontWD, no features added, what it offers is enough for me, i live in phoenix, az. what kind of a price should i be looking for, i plan to buy today if no tommorrow. thnx | |
| Thought I'd try here instead of the general boards. Any info on lease money factor and residual for July? Interest was very cheap the last couple of months. TIA. | |
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Replying to: cognac (Jul 09, 2005 8:57 am) i found out the residual because i work at a nissan dealer, so i have all the numbers in front of me. each murano trim level (and awd vs. fwd) have different residuals. so while 59% works for one, it may not for the other. also, it makes a difference if you lease for 12k miles or 15k miles, as the residual changes for those two options as well. a lease is basically calculated as such cap cost (selling price of the vehicle) vs. MSRP any lease cash, residual money factor (interest rate) how much the consumer is putting down ($0, just inceptions, or more) all of that is magically calculated by our computers to get you a lease payment.  usually, a lease payment would be close to a finance deal if you extended it to 72 months - as a rule of thumb. its not always accurate, but its a good way to give you a general idea! -thene 
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Replying to: oleg (Jul 08, 2005 1:39 pm) |
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Replying to: k9guy (Jul 09, 2005 12:43 pm) I am only getting 16-18 MPG (mostly city). I tried 91 oct. for 3 tanks, I got about 0.5 to 0.75 MPG better. Now with 91 oct at $2.99 (here in Southern California) I am back to 87 oct. Doing the math, if 91 oct is 20 cents more per gallon then 87, you would need to average 1 MPG better. 
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Replying to: brianm4 (Jul 16, 2005 10:56 am) -thene
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Replying to: hand1 (Jun 25, 2005 3:38 pm) ATTENTION: To All Nissan Murano Owners Please be advised that Nissan will be recalling all Muranos from 2003 -2005 due to a broken wire in the alternator, the wire could break inside the alternator and prevent the battery from recharging. The carger warning and the brake warning lamps could come on and the battery would start discharging. After a short time, the engine go into a condition that limits the vehicle's speed and stop running, creating the potential for a crash. I thought that all of you should be aware of this problem and spread this information to others that own the Murano. And, to think that I had the perfect SUV, however, all of us will take due notice of this issue and STILL appreciate the vehicle for its many excellent properties. We should be receiving a notice from Nissan North America giving us instructions about the nearest location to have this problem solved. Hang in there, we still have the best performing, driving machine out there. The more that I drive my 2005 Murano, the more I like it.
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I am trying to figure out what a good deal is on a Murano w/awd, leather, sunroof and cd. Would prob lease w/nothing down, only first month's payment and sec dep? (no bank fees, taxes,etc....) Trying to determine diff in monthly cost between this and the FX-35. Thanks! |
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Replying to: hand1 (Jul 18, 2005 10:27 pm) Your detailed description of the Murano's recall, only gives me cold spine shivers, instead of peace of mind. Not to mention the awfull gas mileage for such a hi-tech-ish vehicle. Should we also expect a recall for this pretty soon?? Something like " tranny software replacement"...or "engine valves recalibration"....as rumors spread among eng community at Nissan Tech Center in Mi Ooh, is this a made in Japan vehicle??  Dan
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