2011 NISSAN MURANO cROSScABRIOLET

2011 NISSAN MURANO CROSSCABRIOLET

For over two years now, we've heard whispers Nissan plan to introduce a convertible version of its Murano crossover, but the idea seemed so far away that we just could not wrap our little gray cells around it. We managed to sleep at night by rejecting the idea as just another silly rumor in the industry to hate, the kind of fodder served by weekly serial British car splash absurd predictions of future products on their covers ( usually accompanied by the work of imaginative artist) to sell more paper in newsstands.

We doubted it, but we should know. Nissan has shown real courage planning events, and an unquenchable desire to meet any white space in the portfolio. Remember, it was Nissan product planners who thought the car is designed exclusively for T-square, roll slightly asymmetrical glass and fake patch of grass on top of the dashboard - just in case anyone thought the box was too boring. The carmaker announced that it has made a big bet brilliant, but funny looking $ 33,000 five-door only able to drive 100 miles before being placed hung up the umbilical cord. E 'followed this with a small, but strangely lovable thing crossovery hatchback space-time wearing a Kabuki mask. In retrospect, we should not question the wisdom of pruning to crown his Nissan crossover mid-sized to create a ragtop - It 's necessary to consider what has taken so long.