The $65 000 Nissan Murano
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That’s right!
That about how much it costs in Europe! It starts at around 58 000Euros.( loaded though…). That’s over $20 000 more than in the US!
Everything is the same, except the spaces for the licence plates, of course.
But really, with a huge (by European standards) 3.5 Liter engine, no diesel, and priced against European established players like the BMW X5 and Mercedes M class, who is going to by this over there????
Only a few rich, excentric yuppies who want to drive something different at any cost.
Is Nissan really thinking they can make any money with this?
The only interior modification I can spot is the console and the radio unit.(top photo)
The navigation system controls are also in a new place. Does that mean these changes are coming over here next year?
Or were thay already implemented for 2005?
(Bottom photo is the US model)
I’m just not sure….
It’s not the only hoax we get from America. The Chrysler Neon, in your country considered as economy car, costs over $20,000 over here. For the money you get high quality midsize cars like Vectra, Mondeo or C5. Grey importers could use the weak dollar and import Muranos from America for a lot less money.
Martin from Yurop
It’ not the only hoax we get from over the ocean. The Chrysler Neon, for instance, costs over $20,000 here, as much as high quality Opel Vectra, Ford Mondeo or Citroën C5! No wonder only a few hundred are sold yearly throughout Europe.
The posting was a bit late, so I wrote it two times. You can delete the second one. Sorry.
Martin