Used 2023 Nissan Murano for sale near Fair Lawn, NJ

Our objective was to lease a 2017 Nissan Maxima. All of the representatives we interacted with made this a pleasant experience. The people who assisted us were Damiano, Richie, Paul ( finance mgr ) and Dave ( mgr ). Within a couple of hours we left with the vehicle we were interested in and drove home with our new leased car. I was pleased how they facilitated the transfer of my previously leased vehicle which had two months of payments remaining.

Bought a 2023 SL in Nov. 2024 with 14K miles. Still driving the 2007 SL that has 140K. We love the '23. It's very comfortable, good looking and fun to drive. When it was time to buy I didn't want anything but another Murano.

Maddy was very helpful from first contact through the whole process which was very quick and straightforward. I would definitely recommend this dealership for anyone looking to make a purchase.

Had a 2012 SL that i used for my daily job as a round the city sales job, had to give it to my daughter with 93000 miles and bought a 2023 SL. I love my Murano and wouldn’t change for a different car. The value,comfort,performance and styling is the best.I still see my old Murano when my daughter visit and she loves it. I actually love it better because it was more truck like.

Overall a fairly decent experience. There were standard negotiations, and the employees were cordial. Always remember that you won’t beat the dealership. A couple things to note about my experience: 1) the listing specified one owner, and when I got the car fax upon the sale it listed two owners. Along those lines, when I asked to see the car fax report during the prior visit, I was given a very basic and somewhat redacted version. Did not show service records or the second owner. This can cause suspicion on the buyers part. 2) the dealership charged $1000 for the Zurich protection even though I didn’t ask for it. The salesman claimed it was a part of the value of the car, but in my opinion, it should be up to the customer if they want it or not. Not my problem if you as the dealer choose to put it on. Don’t try and make the buyer responsible for it. Also, at the final signing, I was lowkey pressured into signing up for the Zurich plan that would nonchalant raise the final price over $2000. I simply said no and I think they were shocked that I knew I could refuse it. The way it was explained was carefully crafted to make it sound like it was not optional. But the add ons are always optional. 3) the online listed price is the financed price. If you plan to pay in cash, expect the price to be $1000 higher. I was unaware of this. Also, I was not told that they don’t take personal checks, so after I had signed the paperwork, they asked for my check and informed me I needed a certified bank check. Luckily my bank had a branch only 10 minutes away, but for some that would be more of an inconvenience. For me it was simply an extra annoyance. Not a sleazy dealership but definitely need to be aware of those things. Hopefully I have success with the vehicle.

We compared the Murano to other luxury mid-sized SUV crossovers and felt like the Murano was a better value. The powerful V6 engine, comfortable zero gravity seats and quiet ride were better than higher-priced competitors. I like the sporty styling, and it also fits nicely in our garage. I had a 2012 Murano that I gave to my daughter after 183,000 miles. She is still driving it today with only minor repairs and expense after 11 years of big-city driving. The Murano is a great car at a great price.