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2009 Nissan Murano "360° Value Package" Launched

Nissan has just rolled out a new equipment package for the 2009 Murano that will bring several new features to the latest version of the mid-size SUV. In case you'd really want one of these packages, you'd better hurry because the Japanese manufacturer says it is only available for a limited time on the SL FWD or AWD with premium and Leather packages Murano versions.

And because the package content is surely the most important aspect of such a launch, the 360° Value Package comes with Nissan Intelligent Key, Bluetooth Hands-Free Phone System, iPod adaptor, metallic-finish 18-inch alloy wheels, silver-finish roof rails and Murano’s signature dual-panel moonroof.

The whole upgrade costs $1,450, which means a Murano equipped with it will now cost $33,280 for the FWD version and $34,880 for the AWD.

“The Murano with 360° Value Package is not only a great overall value, it offers customers some of the great features that were previously available only on the higher priced Murano LE model on the Murano SL,” said Christian Meunier, vice president, Nissan Marketing, NNA. “All 2009 Nissan Muranos continue to provide buyers with an exciting middle crossover packed with substance, style and value.”

The US version of Nissan Murano is powered by a 3.5-liter DOHC V6 engine that produces a maximum power of 265 hp and mated to the so-called Xtronic CVT transmission. Other feature highlights include 18- or 20-inch wheels, LED taillights, chrome door handles, dual exhaust outlets with chrome finishers, rain-sensing windshield wipers and a DVD Mobile Entertainment System with 9-inch screen.

The revised Murano range is available in three new colors, Deep Sapphire, Tinted Bronze and Saharan Stone.
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