In this episode, Kristin asks Aaron about the all-new, fully redesigned Rogue and what he thinks of it. Aaron talks about the Nissan Rogue and how it changed the game before and continues to change things for the better now. This is Nissan’s best-selling vehicle and they definitely had to bring an A-game to it.
Watch for Aaron’s full review of the Rogue coming soon.
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In this video, we look at the all-new Nissan Rogue. It’s been greatly improved to add more space, a smaller footprint, and better ergonomics overall. We have a couple of “not so great” points, but overall, this is a very well-executed crossover from Nissan.
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In this review, I look at the all-new, totally revamped Nissan Rogue. Nissan did a lot to improve this best-selling crossover and it really shows. There are a couple of quirks, but this is a vast improvement on an already well-done vehicle. Here’s the walkaround while I yap about it.
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Nissan introduced the Rogue Sport as a smaller crossover option to fit between the subcompact Juke and the compact Rogue. Aiming for a more sophisticated urban audience, the Rogue Sport has a lot in common with its European cousin, the Qashqai. Read the review at FutureCars.com.
Nissan has announced that its best-selling model, the Rogue, will be the first global model to receive the company’s new ProPILOT Assist technology. ProPILOT Assist is the first of what Nissan says is the foundation for fully-autonomous vehicles. Read more about it at NewAtlas.com.
We drove both the standard Rogue and the Rogue Hybrid for the 2017 model year and were impressed at the extra efficiency and drive dynamics that ,200 in price difference brings to the Hybrid model. This is possibly the best Rogue yet. Read the review at FutureCars.com.
How does Nissan’s hybrid model for the Rogue perform? We used it as a family hauler for a week to see if the fuel economy benefits stack up, and how it drives compared to the deadpan standard gasoline model. Read the review at NewAtlas.com
