Nissan Murano vs Toyota Highlander Dimensions & Size Comparison

Comparing 2015 catalog dimensions. Nissan Murano · Toyota Highlander

Same scale for both vehicles. Generic silhouette — proportional to measured length, height, width, wheelbase, and clearance.

Side view
  • Length192.4 in
  • Height66.5 in
  • Wheelbase111.2 in
  • Ground clearance6.9 in
Front / width
  • Width75.4 in
  • Toyota Highlander width75.8 in

Which is bigger?

  • Length: Toyota Highlander is 1.3 in shorter (192.4 in vs 191.1 in)
  • Width: Nissan Murano is 0.4 in narrower (75.4 in vs 75.8 in)
  • Height: Toyota Highlander is 1.6 in taller (66.5 in vs 68.1 in)
  • Wheelbase: Nissan Murano has a 1.4 in longer wheelbase (111.2 in vs 109.8 in)
  • Ground clearance: Toyota Highlander has 1.1 in more ground clearance (6.9 in vs 8.0 in)

Biggest size differences

  1. Ground clearance: Toyota Highlander has 1.1 in more ground clearance (6.9 in vs 8.0 in)
  2. Height: Toyota Highlander is 1.6 in taller (66.5 in vs 68.1 in)
  3. Wheelbase: Nissan Murano has a 1.4 in longer wheelbase (111.2 in vs 109.8 in)
  4. Length: Toyota Highlander is 1.3 in shorter (192.4 in vs 191.1 in)
  5. Width: Nissan Murano is 0.4 in narrower (75.4 in vs 75.8 in)

Practical verdicts

  • Easier to fit in a short garageToyota Highlander — Toyota Highlander is shorter by 1.3 in Check garage fit for Nissan Murano · garage fit for Toyota Highlander
  • Narrower for tight parkingNissan Murano — Nissan Murano is narrower by 0.4 in
  • More ground clearanceToyota Highlander — Toyota Highlander has 1.1 in more clearance

Dimension comparison

SpecNissan MuranoToyota HighlanderDifference
Length192.4 in191.1 in1.3 in
Width75.4 in75.8 in0.4 in
Height66.5 in68.1 in1.6 in
Wheelbase111.2 in109.8 in1.4 in
Ground clearance6.9 in8.0 in1.1 in
Curb weight—4,321 lb—

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