Nissan Murano Aries Stainless Sport Bull Bar trim levels: the base S, the mid-grade SL, and the top of the line LE.[7] The performance-oriented SE model is no longer available. The S and SL are offered with standard i-AWD (Intuitive All-Wheel Drive), with optional FWD available. The LE trim is AWD only.New features, some of them optional or available only on the LE grade, include rain-sensing wipers, double-stitched leather seats,[8] power rear lift gate, power fold-up rear seats, iPod integration, and a hard-drive based, touchscreen navigation system.[9] The S and SL feature aluminum interior accents, while the LE sports wood-tone trim.

Features for your Nissan Murano

• Designed to protect the vehicle from damage that occurs from collision
• Made from high quality 2.5 inch stainless steel tube
• Require no drilling
• Corrosion Resistant

Aries Off Road Aries Stainless Sport Bull Bar Nissan skipped the 2008 model year with the introduction of the next generation Murano-as a 2009 model. The 2009 Murano made its public debut at the 2007 Los Angeles Auto Show in November and sales began in early January 2008.The revised exterior styling bears an increased family resemblance to the Nissan Rogue, while still maintaining distinctly Murano cues with its aggressive front fascia and rear quarter windows. The interior has also been completely redesigned, with the use of a more traditional instrument cluster and notably higher-quality materials.[6]The 2009 Murano is offered in three