Oh, and then put it on 34-inch rims to make it a ‘Donk’. Quite. No doubt you require a bit of context. Donking is the umbrella word for hi-rise cars.

The Ford Mustang is not a Nissan Murano. That's should be pretty obvious. But after it got the "donk" treatment, this convertible pony now resembles the Murano CrossCabrio.In case you forgot, this ...

Marketed as the world’s first all-wheel drive crossover convertible, the Murano CrossCabriolet was originally introduced at the 2010 Los Angeles Auto Show, entered production for the 2011 model ...

In a move certain to divide consumers into love-it/hate-it groups, Nissan Motor Co. will introduce a convertible version of its Murano crossover next year. The crossover, which already has a ...

The Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet may have been one of the most bizarre automotive decisions in recent memory, but it didn't come out of nowhere. The convertible's origin goes back to a personal ...

The convertible Murano is set to lose two of its doors in the conversion, and will be fitted with a folding soft-top. According to one dealer at the meeting, the design is "kind of unusual." ...

Sometimes it’s a success like the Tesla Model S, and other times it’s a flop like the Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet. Did the world really need a two-door Murano convertible? Not at all.

Nissan had the guts to bring us the bizarrely styled Juke, which is getting some solid press for its performance, and now it's apparently set to follow that up with a convertible version of the ...

Now they're giving it a different kind of style: the Murano CrossCabriolet, a fully functional convertible based on an SUV. The sport utility attributes are its high-seating position and all-wheel ...