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2018 Nissan Murano Cargo Space and Storage

Hi ... Do not Forget to Stop by My Channel ... and SUBSCRIBE yach ... Leave a comment ... I SUB Behind PERMANENT .... Thank You.https://goo.gl/TmEjNH 2018 Nissan Murano Cargo Space and Storage Cargo Space and Storage Rating: Likes: Huge glovebox, spacious cargo area with seats folded. Dislikes: Slender door pocket cubbies. Since the Murano has the least amount of cargo room in this comparison, it comes as no surprise that behind its rear seat we managed to fit only nine of our carry-on suitcases while other rivals held more. However, with its rear seat stowed, the Murano out-hauled the Jeep Grand Cherokee and the Hyundai Santa Fe Sport. Most of the interior-storage cubby bins are adequately sized except for the Murano’s glovebox, which is huge. We use carry-on-luggage-size boxes to measure cargo capacity with the rear seats in place as well as folded. Test Results: Carry-On Luggage Cargo Configurations Cargo Volume Comparisons Lift-Over Height Our 6' tester loads a stroller into the cargo area to demonstrate the high lift-over height of the Murano and to illustrate how much space is available for a Chicco Cortina CX stroller. Test Results: Lift-Over Height Interior Cubby Storage While most users will find the various interior storage cubbies voluminous enough for stashing odds and ends, the Murano’s front and rear door pockets are puny. Nissan makes up for these slim pockets by offering a deep and commodious glovebox that’s lined with a flocked material to keep rattles to a minimum. Why do we use ping-pong balls? To determine the interior space available to stash travel essentials, we’ve devised a range of measuring protocols. We use six beverage containers ranging in size and shape to gauge cupholder accommodation. We stack, stuff, and arrange 9-by-14-by-22-inch cardboard boxes to quantify the number of airline-carry-on-size suitcases that will fit in a trunk or folded seat’s cargo space. To measure irregularly shaped gloveboxes, door pockets, and console bins, we fill each container with 1.5-inch-diameter ping-pong balls. It’s tempting to convert the number of spheres to a volume (cubic inches), but we resist that calculation because—as with the box of tissues, 12-ounce can of soda, or gallon of milk you might stash in these compartments—there are voids between the balls. Random packing (our procedure) nullifies approximately one-third of the available space. The negative space between the balls could theoretically be reduced to 25 percent of an irregular shape with precise stacking, but while we might be pedantic, we’re not crazy. Test Results: Maximum Cubby Storage In Depth: 2018 Nissan Murano ---------------------------------------- Licensi : Music bacground & Music Intro : http://www.bensound.com