Nissan is famous for being able to squeeze a whole menu of vehicles from a single platform, and the 2009 Murano crossover is more proof that the company does it very well. The Murano, built on the so-called D platform shared with Altima, will be produced on the Kyushu assembly line in Japan alongside no fewer than six other models. That’s what we call flexible. These guys make Plasticman look arthritic.

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