<ul><li>Nissan has released its redesigned Murano SUV for 2025.</li><li>The Murano gets a new look, new LED headlights, a new powertrain, and a redesigned cabin.</li><li>The powertrain driving this model is a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder that makes 241 horsepower and 260 lb-ft of torque.</li><li>This means the horsepower is down by 19 but torque is up by 20 from the previous version.</li><li>The outgoing model was inoffensively handsome but starting to get long in the tooth.</li><li>It gets a swoopier roofline and a grille that looks like it belongs in a Paul Verhoeven flick.</li><li>Inside, the Murano offers haptic touch controls, but it asks you to use the infotainment screen for certain controls.</li><li>Nissan Gets Credit for having above-the-beltline interior materials that look and feel price-point appropriate.</li><li>Muranos get Nissan’s “Zero Gravity” seats for the rear this year.</li><li>The Murano price starts at $40,470 and goes up to $51,415 for the fully-loaded Platinum version.</li></ul>

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