3.2 touareg vs 3.5 murano
3.2 touareg vs 3.5 murano
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milu

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2,513 posts

295 months

Wednesday 29th September 2010
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Any thoughts or ownership experience of these?
I know neither is super economical,there similar size and load carrying space(my thing).
Im not looking to spend loads on one so wondered how they stack up with some high miles on 'em.
Spec pretty good on both although the Nissan would have satnav.

At the moment im changing mind daily!!

MG511

1,754 posts

270 months

Wednesday 29th September 2010
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Touareg would be far more capable off road, Murano is much more road focused. I like the look of the Murano, though the orange ones are a bit OTT, it's a much less common sight than the Touareg too.

athol

329 posts

239 months

Wednesday 6th October 2010
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Milu, loving the sepang zm mate! Has it got nav? Is it for sale?

I'm an MC veteran having run one from new (june07) till six months ago. I ordered carbon black as the dealer persuaded me that sepang would be hard to sell. Dunno why I listened!

Anyway, I now run a Touareg R50, the super rare 5.0 V10 monster! Has a v6 TDI before that. I can tell you that they are great cars. The Murano is thirsty in comparison as far as i'm aware. Also, you can get nav on a 3.2 Treg, you just need to find an SE spec car or a slightly newer one. It might make more sense to find a 2.5 diesel for not much more cash, you should depreciate less and find it easier to shift when the time comes.

Anyway PM me if the ZM is for sale! Ta

DjSki

1,331 posts

224 months

Wednesday 6th October 2010
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Murano is a decent steer with lots of toys as standard, not tried a Touareg though.

Muranos are cheap and good looking but would have thought the Touareg is the better quality and re-sale option.

As usual...drive them both...etc etc

Squabbler

3,139 posts

234 months

Wednesday 6th October 2010
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Touareg with 3.2 petrol is a terrible car - as thirsty as 4.2 and slow. Offroad capability largely depends on options. Had 2.5TDi and 3.0TDi also. 3-litre diesel is the most reasonable option.
On the other hand, i think Murano is more a city car with allroader looks. T.O.D, belt gearbox and no locks. Never driven one though.