Who will come out on top?
Winning the Heisman Trophy? Yeah, we think that’s pretty impressive. But how do these six winners stack up against some of Nissan’s finest rides? Who will be the fastest, the strongest, the most... family-friendly of them all? Pick a player to find out!
Marcus Allen vs 2018 Murano
1981 Heisman Trophy Winner
University of Southern California – Running Back
Driver-Focused Luxury
Size
6′2″
16'x6'3"
Weightless
Zero-Gravity Running
Allen practically had to fly, gaining 2,683 offensive yards in one season.
Zero Gravity Seats
The weightlessness of space en route to the crushing weight of your day job.
Efficiency
14 Records
Allen set 14 college records in 1981 and tied two others. Pretty efficient.
XX MPG
With XX MPG in the city and XX MPG on the highway[*], there's no question: fuel efficiency's always along for the ride.
Sees Ahead
2,342 Yards
In 1981, Allen's reflexes made him the second player in college football history to rush for over 2,000 yards in one season.
Two Vehicles
Available Intelligent Forward Collision Warning means you'll see way ahead[*].
Status
Legend
Allen's number 33 jersey was retired by USC. It worked hard enough.
Going Strong
With features like standard Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™[*], the Murano is as hard-working as it is luxurious..
Superpowers
282 Points
Scoring 282 points over a college career requires super everything.
Intelligent Around View® Monitor[*]
The Murano's Intelligent Around View® Monitor gives you a bird's-eye view while parking. No powers of flight required.
