Five-Point Inspection: 2015 Nissan Murano Platinum AWD

3. It’s Spacious, Too

The Murano’s front perches are comfy cozy and so are its accommodations for rear-seat riders. The back bench is spacious and suitably cushy, with a nice flat floor, which is great for both feet and cargo should you need to haul people or inanimate objects.

As for cargo space, this crossover serves up just shy of 70 cubic feet with the second-row folded flat. That’s a tiny bit less that the maximum volume offered by its arch nemesis, the Ford Edge, which, conveniently, was also totally overhauled for 2015. Do I smell a comparison test in the works?