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Crossover Nissan Murano became convertible tipped new photo

Crossover Nissan Murano became convertible

Premier Nissan Murano crossover with an open roof at the motor show held in Los Angeles.

Convertible gets soft evolving roof. According to the online edition of Inside Line to maintain rigidity, acceptable weight and cost of the car, the developers are likely to deprive the crossover rear doors.

It is expected that the Nissan Murano convertible will be equipped with a 3.5-liter six-cylinder engine, whose power will be 265 horsepower. Perhaps the new car will be released as limited edition and will go on sale in spring 2011.

Estimated cost of the two-door convertible Nissan Murano Convertible is $ 40 thousand

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