The 2013 Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet remains essentially unaltered for 2013. The only differences include a couple of new colors and newly redesigned wheels.
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For 2012, the mid-size Murano crossover changes little over last year's model.
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For 2011, the mid-size Murano crossover vehicle gets a new look in front, including a different grille design, new LED taillights, and refreshed bumper and fascia designs. Graphite Blue is a new addition to the exterior palette. Inside, the hue of the instrument-panel lighting has been changed from orange to white. Nissan has added a new SV trim to the Murano lineup this year, slotting between the base S and popular SL models but below the most luxurious LE trim. The SV adds Bluetooth, USB and iPod connectivity, satellite radio, a dual-panel moonroof, a color monitor screen with backup camera and a power driver seat. The SL and LE trims get other additional standard equipment this year, with new woodgrain trim and fresh center-stack colors making the LE cabin more of a standout. Late in the model year, there will be an addition to the Murano lineup: the new Murano CrossCabriolet, a 2-door 4-seat soft-top version of the Murano that has a higher ride height than other convertibles while offering some of the same interior plush interior comforts and details as the rest of the Murano models.
SelectBrowse ListingsNissan launched the Murano CrossCabriolet in 2011 as an all-new model. It was a convertible styled version of their best-selling SUV. In 2012, a touchscreen GPS system was added and Bluetooth integration became a standard feature. For 2013, a slight price drop was introduced, as were new wheels and two new body colors.
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