Buying a used 2003 nissan murano

Not many complaints. What is the mileage in this car? As far as lasting over 300,000 miles, yes, if you give it good maintenance and can afford to replace every part that will eventually wear out; including engine, transmission components, etc, etc.

Look at engine cradle before purchasing, especially in a northern state. If rusty, run away. CVT transmissions on these things are a week point, will not make 300k without replacing at least once which is pricey as engine and trans need to be dropped out the bottom on the cradle to swap out. Unless you are going to do yourself run away.