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Many Muranos use a CVT, but the redesigned 2025+ models switched to a 9-speed automatic. If you’re shopping used, planning maintenance, or just trying to decode what’s under your right hand, the Murano’s transmission story matters. Nissan ran a CVT in the Murano for a long stretch, then made a clean break on the newest

Yes, CarMax may buy a worn or non-running car if it can be verified and appraised, but major damage or ownership issues can stop the sale. People say “junk car” when a vehicle feels like dead weight: it won’t start, it’s leaking, it’s been hit, or it’s racking up fees. Car buyers use a different

In many states, a Tesla follows the same inspection cycle as other cars, with emissions testing often waived while safety checks may still apply. You buy a Tesla, skip oil changes, and enjoy the quiet drive. Then registration renewal shows up and you hit the same question most EV owners ask: do you still have

A diesel engine may fire briefly on petrol, but damage risk rises fast, so treat it as a stop-now mistake, not a driving plan. You’re at the pump, you glance down, and your stomach drops. Petrol went into a diesel tank. The big question hits right away: can the car run, even for a mile

Yes, in some cases: you can start a policy while waiting for delivery, and California residents can also insure non-Tesla vehicles through the Tesla app. You’re not the only one asking this. Tesla Insurance feels like it should be locked to Tesla owners, yet people run into real-life situations where “owner” gets fuzzy. You ordered

Teslas don’t broadcast in-car Wi-Fi for your other devices, yet you can get reliable internet by pairing the car to your phone or a dedicated hotspot. You’re not the first person to ask this. You’re in the driver’s seat, passengers are reaching for tablets and laptops, and the car already has internet for maps and

A financed car’s title can change hands when the lienholder agrees, or after payoff clears the lien and the state updates the title record. A car title feels like a simple piece of paper. With a loan attached, it turns into a three-party deal: you, the buyer (or new owner), and the lienholder. The lender’s

Yes, you can top off within DOT 3/4/5.1, but avoid DOT 5 silicone unless the system calls for it. You’re staring at a low brake-fluid reservoir and the only bottle on the shelf has a different DOT number. You can top off and drive, or you can pause and avoid a mistake that turns into

A new-car loan can still happen with weak credit when you set a hard budget, compare offers, and keep the term and add-ons under control. You’re not alone if you’re staring at your credit and thinking, “No way a dealer will say yes.” Bad credit can shrink your choices, raise your rate, and tempt you

Yes, a running total-loss vehicle can be sold, but you must disclose the title brand and follow your state’s transfer steps. A car can be “totaled” on paper and still start right up. That’s common after a crash that bends structural parts, deploys airbags, or stacks labor hours fast. Once an insurer declares a total