Nissan Murano is an interesting vehicle in that it's a 'near luxury' SUV. Priced below many luxury brand offerings, it tries to offer a premium experience. It is the interior design, material quality, and technology features that will make or break Murano’s ability to compete against more costly alternatives. It's often compared to entry level luxury SUVs and buyers wonder if you're getting the same quality for less money or if there's a huge gap in refinement and features. In this question, we dive into how the Murano stacks up against competitors at higher price points, from comfort of its seats to quality of its infotainment system, driver aid features, and does the Murano measure up in fit and finish?