Nissan Murano FAQs

Check out real-world situations relating to the Nissan Murano here, particularly what our experts have to say about them.

• Murano CVT failure

  CVT failures are quite common in the Murano, so you're not on your own in that respect.

  You should contact Nissan directly in writing setting out your reasons you think the company should help pay the costs of repairs on your car.

  CVT failures in the Murano are quite common and Nissan should be doing more to support owners here who have put their faith in the company only to be let down. You are correct in saying that a component such as a transmission should not fail to the extent it needs replacing at such low kilometres.

  If Nissan rejects your claim go to the consumer affairs people, or you could try taking them to VCAT.

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• Will Australia be getting a right-hand drive Murano Ti?

  There is no right-hand drive Murano. It was never included in the development program, which was focused entirely on the US. So it won't be coming at any time.

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• Diff trouble in Murano

  Take it back to where you bought it and see if they will help you with the repairs. It would be much easier if you bought it from a Nissan dealer, that way you could seek goodwill assistance. If you didn't it gets messy. You're not alone; the Murano does have diff problems. If you want to pursue Nissan you should contact the Nissan Customer Service Centre on 1800 035 035.

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