The 2011 Nissan Murano is significantly more refined and stylish than other mid-size cars and this is the main reason for its selling. It has a room for five passengers in two rows of seats. The automobile is impressive with towing capability or off-road ability. Think about it more as a tall, style-conscious wagon that doesn't evoke images of animal crackers and strollers instantly. The 2011 Nissan Murano is considered the most practical choice among crossovers, but it is a gem for refinement and style. The Murano's smooth, unified styling inside and out is also one of the reason that makes it appealing to shop even at the first place. It has a considerably flamboyant and sleeker look with its last redesign, with oversize badging and bulbous fenders, the grille of the Murano's is to be kind, controversial, with the very showy chrome grille that appears like crooked teeth. For 2011, the front of the Nissan has toned down a little bit, by reducing the grille's size and incorporating running lamps. Tail lamps have received a cleaner look. A smooth powerful 3.5-liter V-6 engine is paired for power in all the models of 2011 Nissan Murano with (CVT) a continuously variable transmission. The Murano S, SV, and SL versions are introduced with front-wheel drive and all-wheel-drive system is on options. The top LE version is equipped with standard all-wheel drive. The Murano's powertrain is quick to respond and bends toward doing the accurate thing, the responsive drive handling is complementing and firm but absorbent ride. Thanks to the gutsy and city-slick style yet much purified powertrain, the Murano manages in a way that pleases everyone. In terms of performance and style, the 2011 Nissan Murano is very satisfying but space and utility are disappointed. For a wide range of drivers the front seats are adjustable and comfortable, enough leg room is provided to the backseats, the seating position feels a little low. The seats can provide the space for three adults if needed, but primarily Murano is designed for four-passenger vehicle. The cargo area gets a little bit smaller due to the roof line and floor of the cargo is higher that you might guess from the outside. For 2011, the Murano lineup is joined with a new value-packed SV trim; the SV trims fit between basic S and mid-level SL trims in the lineup whereas the comfortable LE trim still tops off the range. A number of improvements are done in the model of 2011 for the Murano. This model also comes available with a Bose stereo with nine speakers, a heated steering wheel and a dual subwoofer. The Murano LE is introduced with new wood grain trim and new center stack colors. In the range of Nissan, a new Graphite Blue color option is also added.