Today at 5 PM, I’ll be releasing my review on the 2026 #Maserati#Grecale#Trofeo! This thing was so awesome and I’m so thankful to have had the chance to drive it. You all are going to really like this video Lots of technical depth and plenty of sound clips! Make sure your notifications are on! #MaseratiGrecale#saabkyle04
Good afternoon everyone! I have a #240SX video going live in about 10 minutes 😎 While I don’t typically do product review videos, I recently had the chance to give it a try on something that is honestly pretty cool. It’s a dash-top android media system called the Ottocast ScreenFlow. It’s an affordable way to add smartphone mirroring to your vehicle, and a whole bunch of other features, especially if you don’t want to do an invasive install of a whole new radio. I absolutely love my old pioneer radio that I have in the car, so this allows me to have easier and safer access to things I use often, like navigation. There’s a discount code in the video description for 30% off so check it out and see what you think! Going live at 5 PM Eastern! #saabkyle04#nissan240sx#schassis#s13
I’m super excited to say that I recently had the opportunity to experience a new #Maserati! I have never had a press vehicle from Maserati before, and they did not disappoint. This is the new #Grecale#Trofeo! This thing is powered by a healthy twin turbo V6 producing over 500 hp! Highly unique and full of character, I’m currently editing the review and hope to have it uploaded by the end of the week! #Saabkyle04#maseratigrecale
My next review will be going live tomorrow at 10 AM Eastern. It’ll be on the 2026 #BMW#X3 30! I thoroughly enjoyed my week with this one. It feels so good behind the wheel, the tech was top notch, and it felt legitimately fresh. The new design direction, inside and out, are a big step up in my opinion. This is one of the few that I would not have minded having a bit longer 😝 hope you guys enjoy the video, make sure those reminders are set! #BMWX3#review#saabkyle04
Wrapping up my recap of the new #Nissan#Murano (see link below for my review) - The powertrain continues its shift toward efficiency and refinement. The old 3.5L V6 is replaced by a turbocharged 2.0L inline-four with Nissan’s variable compression technology, allowing it to seamlessly adjust between 8:1 and 14:1 depending on load. It uses both direct and multi-port injection, variable valve timing, and low-friction internals to balance performance and efficiency. Output is 241 horsepower and 260 lb-ft of torque—down slightly on power, but up in torque versus the outgoing V6. - The biggest improvement is the transmission. The CVT is gone, replaced by a 9-speed automatic that’s noticeably quicker, more responsive, and better matched to the engine. Paddle shifters and three drive modes—Standard, Sport, and Eco—give it added flexibility. SV models offer FWD or AWD, while SL and Platinum come standard with AWD. This Platinum AWD example hit 60 mph in roughly 7 seconds. - Ride and handling are more composed than before. The fully independent suspension has been retuned with frequency-selective dampers and stiffer stabilizer bars, improving body control while preserving ride comfort. Ground clearance increases to 8.3 inches, and four-wheel ventilated disc brakes deliver confident, linear stopping performance. - Steering and driver tech are fully modernized. Electric power steering replaces the old hydraulic system, offering quicker response, lighter effort at low speeds, and improved highway feel—while enabling ProPILOT Assist. A flat-bottom leather-wrapped steering wheel, available heating and memory, a 12.3-inch digital cluster, and an available color head-up display round out the driver interface. - Fuel economy is solid. EPA ratings are 21 mpg city and 27 highway, with my real-world average landing around 23 mpg on regular fuel. Overall, the Murano’s powertrain and chassis updates deliver a clear improvement in responsiveness, refinement, and everyday drivability. #nissan#nissanmurano#saabkyle04
As a follow up to my previous post highlighting the all-new #Nissan#Murano, the cabin continues its clean, horizontal layout with stitched soft-touch materials throughout and standard dual 12.3-inch displays integrated neatly into the dash. Overall build quality remains solid, and the interior continues to feel quiet and well isolated, reinforcing the Murano’s move upmarket. - Design and ergonomics are familiar. Capacitive-touch climate controls, push-button shifters, and a standard wireless charging pad keep the center console open and uncluttered. The Murano Glass dash finisher adds a subtle design highlight, while upholstery ranges from leatherette on SV and SL to semi-aniline quilted leather on Platinum trims, including the Ivory Caramel shown here. - Comfort and tech remain strong. Heated front seats are standard, with Platinum adding ventilated, heated, and massaging front seats. Zero Gravity seating continues to deliver excellent long-distance comfort, supported by generous power adjustments, available memory, a panoramic moonroof, and 64-color ambient lighting on higher trims. Dual 12.3-inch displays are standard with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, while SL and Platinum add Google built-in and a Bose 10-speaker audio system. - Rear seat and cargo space are unchanged for 2026. The second row offers improved knee room, Zero Gravity seating, rear air vents, USB-C ports, and wide-opening doors. Cargo capacity remains at 32.9 cubic feet with the seats up and 63.5 cubic feet folded, paired with a standard power liftgate and useful underfloor storage.
The all-new #Nissan#Murano marks a big step forward—and I’ve now driven it twice. Last year, I had the chance to drive the fully redesigned 2025 Murano, and recently I got back behind the wheel in a 2026 model. Same exterior color as before, but with a different interior color combo (more photos coming soon). For 2026, the Murano is largely unchanged, but it does gain a couple of updates, including available ProPILOT Assist 2.1 with the Platinum Technology Package for hands-off freeway driving, plus an expanded SL Comfort Package that brings features like ventilated and massaging front seats, heated rear seats, and a motion-activated power liftgate. After spending a decade on the market, the Murano’s redesign pushes it firmly upmarket with a wider, more planted stance, smoother road manners, and a cleaner, more futuristic design. Ultra-thin LED headlights, a hidden V-motion DRL signature, a full-width rear light bar, and details like hidden exhaust outlets and a concealed rear wiper give it a near concept-car feel. Shown here in Aurora Blue Metallic with a Super Black Roof, this Platinum AWD example comes in at $57,035 including destination. Pricing starts at $43,163 for the SV. For the added design, tech, and refinement, the Murano comfortably carves out its place as a uniquely styled premium alternative in the midsize crossover space. Check out my review of the 2025 model here:
A new review just went live! This time we’re taken a look at the 2026 #Nissan#Kicks. Head on over to the #Saabkyle04#YouTube channel and check it out! #review
I always wondered when I would have the chance to drive one of these. My review on the #Ford#Mustang#MachE is now live on the #SaabKyle04#YouTube channel! This example is a premium trim with the standard range battery, all-wheel-drive, and the sport appearance package. A pretty well rounded spec, finished a fantastic color! If you ever wanted to learn about these and haven’t already, now is your chance, head on over to the YouTube channel and check it out!
Yesterday, I uploaded a review on the all new 2026 #Subaru#Outback. This is a Limited XT trim. While some may be mixed on the looks, I think the redesign is fantastic overall. It looks far more aggressive and purposeful. It’s less car-like and more suv-like. The interior is a noticeable step up as well, especially when it comes to the technology and climate interface. Head on over to the #Saabkyle04#YouTube channel and check it out! #Subaruoutback
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Today at 5 PM, I’ll be releasing my review on the 2026 #Maserati #Grecale #Trofeo! This thing was so awesome and I’m so thankful to have had the chance to drive it. You all are going to really like this video Lots of technical depth and plenty of sound clips! Make sure your notifications are on! #MaseratiGrecale #saabkyle04
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Good afternoon everyone! I have a #240SX video going live in about 10 minutes 😎 While I don’t typically do product review videos, I recently had the chance to give it a try on something that is honestly pretty cool. It’s a dash-top android media system called the Ottocast ScreenFlow. It’s an affordable way to add smartphone mirroring to your vehicle, and a whole bunch of other features, especially if you don’t want to do an invasive install of a whole new radio. I absolutely love my old pioneer radio that I have in the car, so this allows me to have easier and safer access to things I use often, like navigation. There’s a discount code in the video description for 30% off so check it out and see what you think! Going live at 5 PM Eastern! #saabkyle04 #nissan240sx #schassis #s13
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I’m super excited to say that I recently had the opportunity to experience a new #Maserati! I have never had a press vehicle from Maserati before, and they did not disappoint. This is the new #Grecale #Trofeo! This thing is powered by a healthy twin turbo V6 producing over 500 hp! Highly unique and full of character, I’m currently editing the review and hope to have it uploaded by the end of the week! #Saabkyle04 #maseratigrecale
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My next review will be going live tomorrow at 10 AM Eastern. It’ll be on the 2026 #BMW #X3 30! I thoroughly enjoyed my week with this one. It feels so good behind the wheel, the tech was top notch, and it felt legitimately fresh. The new design direction, inside and out, are a big step up in my opinion. This is one of the few that I would not have minded having a bit longer 😝 hope you guys enjoy the video, make sure those reminders are set! #BMWX3 #review #saabkyle04
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Wrapping up my recap of the new #Nissan #Murano (see link below for my review)
- The powertrain continues its shift toward efficiency and refinement. The old 3.5L V6 is replaced by a turbocharged 2.0L inline-four with Nissan’s variable compression technology, allowing it to seamlessly adjust between 8:1 and 14:1 depending on load. It uses both direct and multi-port injection, variable valve timing, and low-friction internals to balance performance and efficiency. Output is 241 horsepower and 260 lb-ft of torque—down slightly on power, but up in torque versus the outgoing V6.
- The biggest improvement is the transmission. The CVT is gone, replaced by a 9-speed automatic that’s noticeably quicker, more responsive, and better matched to the engine. Paddle shifters and three drive modes—Standard, Sport, and Eco—give it added flexibility. SV models offer FWD or AWD, while SL and Platinum come standard with AWD. This Platinum AWD example hit 60 mph in roughly 7 seconds.
- Ride and handling are more composed than before. The fully independent suspension has been retuned with frequency-selective dampers and stiffer stabilizer bars, improving body control while preserving ride comfort. Ground clearance increases to 8.3 inches, and four-wheel ventilated disc brakes deliver confident, linear stopping performance.
- Steering and driver tech are fully modernized. Electric power steering replaces the old hydraulic system, offering quicker response, lighter effort at low speeds, and improved highway feel—while enabling ProPILOT Assist. A flat-bottom leather-wrapped steering wheel, available heating and memory, a 12.3-inch digital cluster, and an available color head-up display round out the driver interface.
- Fuel economy is solid. EPA ratings are 21 mpg city and 27 highway, with my real-world average landing around 23 mpg on regular fuel. Overall, the Murano’s powertrain and chassis updates deliver a clear improvement in responsiveness, refinement, and everyday drivability. #nissan #nissanmurano #saabkyle04
2025 Nissan Murano Platinum AWD: Start Up, Test Drive & In Depth Review
https://youtu.be/D8IgviGTxp8
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As a follow up to my previous post highlighting the all-new #Nissan #Murano, the cabin continues its clean, horizontal layout with stitched soft-touch materials throughout and standard dual 12.3-inch displays integrated neatly into the dash. Overall build quality remains solid, and the interior continues to feel quiet and well isolated, reinforcing the Murano’s move upmarket.
- Design and ergonomics are familiar. Capacitive-touch climate controls, push-button shifters, and a standard wireless charging pad keep the center console open and uncluttered. The Murano Glass dash finisher adds a subtle design highlight, while upholstery ranges from leatherette on SV and SL to semi-aniline quilted leather on Platinum trims, including the Ivory Caramel shown here.
- Comfort and tech remain strong. Heated front seats are standard, with Platinum adding ventilated, heated, and massaging front seats. Zero Gravity seating continues to deliver excellent long-distance comfort, supported by generous power adjustments, available memory, a panoramic moonroof, and 64-color ambient lighting on higher trims. Dual 12.3-inch displays are standard with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, while SL and Platinum add Google built-in and a Bose 10-speaker audio system.
- Rear seat and cargo space are unchanged for 2026. The second row offers improved knee room, Zero Gravity seating, rear air vents, USB-C ports, and wide-opening doors. Cargo capacity remains at 32.9 cubic feet with the seats up and 63.5 cubic feet folded, paired with a standard power liftgate and useful underfloor storage.
Check out my review here:
https://youtu.be/D8IgviGTxp8
#Saabkyle04 #Review #nissanmurano
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The all-new #Nissan #Murano marks a big step forward—and I’ve now driven it twice. Last year, I had the chance to drive the fully redesigned 2025 Murano, and recently I got back behind the wheel in a 2026 model. Same exterior color as before, but with a different interior color combo (more photos coming soon). For 2026, the Murano is largely unchanged, but it does gain a couple of updates, including available ProPILOT Assist 2.1 with the Platinum Technology Package for hands-off freeway driving, plus an expanded SL Comfort Package that brings features like ventilated and massaging front seats, heated rear seats, and a motion-activated power liftgate. After spending a decade on the market, the Murano’s redesign pushes it firmly upmarket with a wider, more planted stance, smoother road manners, and a cleaner, more futuristic design. Ultra-thin LED headlights, a hidden V-motion DRL signature, a full-width rear light bar, and details like hidden exhaust outlets and a concealed rear wiper give it a near concept-car feel. Shown here in Aurora Blue Metallic with a Super Black Roof, this Platinum AWD example comes in at $57,035 including destination. Pricing starts at $43,163 for the SV. For the added design, tech, and refinement, the Murano comfortably carves out its place as a uniquely styled premium alternative in the midsize crossover space. Check out my review of the 2025 model here:
https://youtu.be/D8IgviGTxp8
#Saabkyle04 #review #nissanmurano
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A new review just went live! This time we’re taken a look at the 2026 #Nissan #Kicks. Head on over to the #Saabkyle04 #YouTube channel and check it out! #review
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I always wondered when I would have the chance to drive one of these. My review on the #Ford #Mustang #MachE is now live on the #SaabKyle04 #YouTube channel! This example is a premium trim with the standard range battery, all-wheel-drive, and the sport appearance package. A pretty well rounded spec, finished a fantastic color! If you ever wanted to learn about these and haven’t already, now is your chance, head on over to the YouTube channel and check it out!
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Yesterday, I uploaded a review on the all new 2026 #Subaru #Outback. This is a Limited XT trim. While some may be mixed on the looks, I think the redesign is fantastic overall. It looks far more aggressive and purposeful. It’s less car-like and more suv-like. The interior is a noticeable step up as well, especially when it comes to the technology and climate interface. Head on over to the #Saabkyle04 #YouTube channel and check it out! #Subaruoutback
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