One of the things that I really like about the Nissan Murano is that it looks different from the other crossovers currently roaming the roads. Its odd egglike shape gives it an edge over the competition because, in a time when a crossover is a crossover is a crossover, the Murano stands out.
For 2009 the Murano gets an overhaul, entering its second generation. Yet the Murano is still a Murano. In fact, at first glace from the side profile, you might not even notice a change. Move to the front or back, and the differences are very visible. The front end is opened up and simplified, and the headlights wrap around the grille, making the whole front fascia an integrated piece. The taillights have gone the way of the all-new Rogue and switch from a vertical placement to a horizontal one.
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