This is the label that can be attached to the Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet, which was the answer to a question that nobody had asked. Convertible SUVs are pretty unique compared to other vehicles ...

Notably, it retains the rear doors, a feature absent in the most famous convertible SUV – the Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet. The fixed metal roof has been replaced, and the rear pillars removed.

Last August, InsideLine reported Nissan was working on a convertible variant of the Murano crossover and today, it's released a follow-up, claiming the soft-top SUV will make it to market sometime ...

The Murano convertible will be offered as a two-door ... all of which were offered as 2-door SUVs and were recieved like the plague in North America. “It’s not going to be a volume car ...

Nissan 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 ...

Nissan is creating a Murano convertible, supposedly for empty nesters who want a side dish of top down to go with space for the kids and grandkids. Should such a thing occur, it will be searing ...

The 5-passenger Murano CrossCabriolet is Nissan's mid-size convertible SUV. This makes it virtually unique in its category. The CrossCabriolet provides all the cargo -carrying flexibility of a ...