Is the 2019 Nissan Rogue Still Worth a Look With Upgraded CX-5, Forester, and RAV4?
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- For 2019 the Nissan Rogue is still one of the best selling vehicles in America although it's facing the stiffest competition in years. With an updated 2019 Mazda CX-5, redesigned 2019 Toyota Rav4, and always competitive 2019 Honda CR-V. The 2019 Rogue is a good value with how many features it offers, the amount of space available, and the overall comfort. I enjoyed my time in the Rogue and find it extremely practical, however the driving experience was disappointing. The power is lacking compared to competitors and the CVT transmission was unrefined, somewhat jerky at times, and had the ever so annoying rubberband effect. I'm not against CVTs but this one was not my favorite. If you can get past the driving dynamics, you'll love the practicality and space the Rogue offers. This model shown is the 2019 Rogue SL with some additional features for a luxurious option.
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The Rogue is practical, comfortable, and efficient...but the Powertrain as a whole disappointed me. With all of the great choices currently out there..which one would you go with?
Is it better than the toyota rava 4
Not IMO, I’d definitely rather have the RAV4
I definitely agree with you, I have 2013 rogue which I'm really disappointed with it. I will chose Mazda CX-5 for my next new car :)
Simon G I am dreaming of a CX5 still. :).
@@rosedannajoseph4844 it is way better than the RAV4
I bought my 2019 Rogue SV 6 days ago. I love it. I disagree with the power with people in the car. It does great. I highly recommend the Rogue.
how does it stack up to the RAV4 ?- i am renting for a week and need to get 4 adults in this thing with luggage....what do you think? should i ask to see other same-class vehicles day of rental? They will have possibly RAV4's NISSAN Rogue's and MAZDA CX-5 , and also maybe a Ford Escape (which I would think i would want to avoid like the plague, correct?) Can everyone chime in here please ????
@@harpoon_bakery162 depends on how much luggage. I know 4 adults can fit comfortably. It can maybe 4-5 pieces of standard pieces of luggage.
@@coltsfan69 great, thanks. it will be fishing poles and 4 or 5 pieces of suitcase and luggage
Just got the 2019 rogue sl and I have two USB in the back and the power is lack luster still.
Did you agree with the reviewer that the projector LED of this car is not good as compare to the competitors? As I tried this light is very bright, especially the high beam is really bright...
I have the sharp 2019 Rogue SL/AWD in "Monarch Orange". Love the SUV and thanks to viewing RUclips, watched another guy with his Rogue. He got me started with some Upgrades 1. Shocks for the Hood 2. Rear Pilar Leds 3.Head Light + Fog Led's 4. Sequential Mirror Turn Signals 5. Strobe Brake Led's 6. Sequential Lt/Rt under Hood Led Turn Signals. 7.Hitch with Step 8. Some interior items. Really enjoyed the many 'accessory' add-on
ideas with help from the Nissan X-Trail Items. Some items not offered if you search under Rogue. Thanks to EBay & Amazon for all my fun improvements. Some upgrades I was able to do thanks to others posting here on RUclips. Great Place to Learn!!! 🐯
I bought a 2019 Rogue - with 23,000 miles. I would have preferred the CX-5, or the Rav 4, or the Honda CR-V. The Rogue was $4,000 less than those preferred comparables. Since I paid cash - the 2019 Rogue and $4,000 in my pocket was the better option for me. Someday when money doesn't make a difference - perhaps I'll splurge - but for now the Rogue won the day for me.
Very nice, glad to hear it! Enjoy your Rogue!
glad you like your rogue. i have driven (rented) a CX-5 which was fairly loaded (pretty loaded just stock) and really liked it (a ton) and loved the stereo / entertainment knobs on the console and the sheer power. But I'm guessing the Rogue is pretty peppy.
I honestly enjoy this car a lot. as someone with a growing family i prefer cars with just enough power and nothing too jumpy. used mostly as my daily commuter and a lot of stop and go traffic. would recommend for those with a limited pocket and need the size
That’s awesome! I’m glad to hear it 😁👍
Well i got a 2016 rogue sl awd , I do uber and have 100500 miles on it, runs like dream baby
Glad to hear it 😁👍
Damn dude. How many miles a year are you putting on that thang?
@@Ghost-jy9hk I had a 2014 Dodge Dart. I put 184 thousand miles on it in 5 years. I used it for Uber and Lyft, also was delivering pizzas in that thing. Thing pretty much was on its last leg, I drove it to a Hyundai dealership, bought a Elantra, left my dodge there and donated it to charity. Unfortunately my Elantra was recently totaled in a car accident. So now I’m car shopping, I saw a rouge at the Chicago auto show and liked it. Might look at a Versa too.
tested a current RAV4 lastweek and ended up purchasing this SV rogue yesterday. MPG is much a saving. The sound system is awesome!
Long time Toyota and Honda guy. Wanted to buy a new SUV. Test drove RAV-4, CR-V, HR-V and Rouge. Rogue SV was the smoothest comfortable car packed with tons of standard features. RAV4 was bad in every department. CR-V was the best ride but lacked features. HR-V was a real disaster. HR-V was severely underpowered. Shame on Honda for making HR-V this bad. Finally bought Rogue. For $4K less you get tons of standard features and a very quiet and smooth ride.
crud, i rented a RAV-4 class at enterprise,,,, sounds like i made a mistake. perhaps at day of check-out, they would have a Rogue in stock.....ugh, perhaps i screwed up. Please explain your thinking here and thanks a ton !!!
I have a Rogue and it has plenty of power.
Price performance is 10 out of 10.
That Nissan 2.5L engine may not set the barn on fire, but it is bullet-proof and proven. Or, you could get into a fuel-dilution issue with the turbo-charged and direct-injected CR-V which is hurting Honda's reputation.
Back in June of 2018 I drove the CRV, RAV4, and the Forester, they all drove very similar. The CRV had 184 hp, the RAV4 176 hp and both the Forster and Rogue 170 hp. Now I came from a sedan with 290 hp so they all were slow when trying to merge especially on Eastern Pennsylvania
major highways. I thought the Rogue offered more for the money and it’s front seating and dash layout were much better. At that time neither a Honda or Toyota wanted to offer any incentives so I bought the Rogue, I been happy, but they all have lackluster transmissions.
If speed is your need buy a 6 cylinder model.
Great to hear about your experience! Good point in incentives too...thanks for sharing!
This only competes with rivals in the overall styling category. The quality and resale value is a no go. Nice SUV for looks 👍
Good review Nolan!!!
That’s what I took away from my time with it too. Thanks man I appreciate it and nice new profile pic!
Prime Autotainment - Thank you Nolan ☺️
Interesting review for a vehicle that sells well for Nissan but doesn't generate many reviews. I'd disagree somewhat that the Rogue's main competition is the offerings in the mainstream compact crossover class (CR-V, Rav4, CX-5, Forester, etc.). Those vehicles are all about 180" in length while the Rogue (along with the VW Tiguan) is at the shorter end of a growing category of "tweener" or "Goldilocks" size crossovers that range from 185" to about 190", give or take an inch, and slot between "compact" and what North Americans call "midsize" SUV's. The rest of the world considers that latter class as behemoths.
In addition to the Rogue and Tiguan (each 185") the "tweener" category includes the Hyundai Santa Fe (188"), the Kia Sorento (189"), the Subaru Outback (189"), the Ford Edge (188"), , and the Honda Passport (190"). If the category is extended a bit it might include the new Chevy blazer (191"), the Jeep Grand Cherokee (191") and the Nissan Murano (192"). There are also several premium, luxury SUV's in this size range but they are really another category, altogether. Further, the Goldilocks class most definitely does not include the gigantic CX-9 (199") mentioned in the review. It's definitely a behemoth, at least in terms of length if not in terms of interior space.
Most of these vehicles offer total cargo space of 70-75 cubic feet, significantly more than those in the compact class. (The CRV and the Forester are exceptions in the compact category and the Passport offers slightly more cargo space.) And all but the one are two row five passenger vehicles. The Sorento is a standard 3 row CUV. (Technically the VW Tiguan offers an optional third row but it's suitable only for very small children or a bound and gagged hostage.)
Engine choices vary between vehicles that offer only 4 cylinder motors, some turbos (e.g. Santa Fe, Edge) to those that offer V6 mills (Most NA other than the Edge turbo) as standard (Passport) or optional (everyone else). Almost all vehicles offer eight (or more) geared transmissions. The only exceptions are the Rogue and the Outback with CVT's, I believe. All offer AWD options but I believe that's optional on all vehicles. MSRP's for mid to top trims range from the lower $30K (USD) to the mid to high $40K's (USD). Real world prices may be somewhat less, especially in upper trims.
Among the various choices in this tweener class, I'd personally put the Rogue mid-pack or below. The size and cargo/passenger room are pretty good, especially considering it's at the lower end of the vehicle size range. Lots of driver comfort and convenience features but they're coupled with an unimpressive naturally aspirated 4 cylinder mill and a rather mediocre CVT. As a KIA Sorento owner I obviously find this entire Goldilocks category appealing but I think there are better choices than the Rogue.
As always, very well said. I find the sizing for the Rogue interesting because they have the Murano as their larger 2 row offering...although it’s marketed differently than the Rogue. I mistakenly said CX-9 lol...like you said that things a monster in size. Even though it’s size compares to the tweener vehicles listed...I think it’s quite inferior to those and still competes the most with smaller compact offerings. The uninspiring Powertrain is lacking behind even the smaller compact vehicles and its fit/finish, high end features still don’t match the compact offerings like ventilated seats, Head up display. Thanks for the input, I always appreciate it!
@@PrimeAutotainment Thanks, Nolan. Of course there's no universally accepted categorization of mainstream crossovers. Mine is based primarily on the length of the vehicle and the cargo/passenger space. Those were factors in my wife's and my decision when we purchased a so-called "midsize" crossover last year. But that class stretches from the 189" Sorento to the truly humungous Traverse (204"). They're radically different vehicles and I find it difficult to imagine that anyone would cross shop them. The "midsize" category, I think is unnecessarily misleading.
It's true that Nissan is pitching the Rogue (and VW's Tiguan) as competitors to compact crossovers. Hyundai is implying something similar with the 188" Santa Fe where it's really a stretch. (No pun intended.) But that strikes me as marketing speak rather than a fact-based comparison. Even the Rogue and Tiguan are closer in size to the so-called "midsize" Sorento than to the bulk of "compact" crossovers.
As far as the CX-9 is concerned, it's clearly not in the same class as the Rogue but if you ignore the extra foot of length allocated to the distance from the windshield to the front bumper its interior space is actually that of a "tweener." I'll omit my usual snide remarks about the incredibly inefficient space allocation in the CX-9.
The category I discussed isn't perfect, either. Specifically, it's difficult to figure out where to put the Nissan Murano and the Jeep Grand Cherokee. They're a bit longer than the largest of the "tweeners" but they each have a bit less cargo/passenger space than average in that category. And they're significantly shorter than most other "midsize" crossovers that range from about 196" to "204" and have three rows of seats. To me, they're both more like raised wagons than crossovers and that puts them in a category of their own. But then what about the Outback? Isn't it raised wagon, too? Argghhh...
And none of this applies very well when "luxury" or "premium" brands are considered. When those vehicles are considered, true "utility" takes a definite backseat to brand, looks, and interior feel. They can't be compared to mainstream vehicles even if their size and interior space is comparable and their base trim prices overlap with top trims of mainstream vehicles.
It's also interesting that their Rogue Sport/Qashqai is only 3 inches longer than the new Nissan Kicks. It's true, the Rogue is bigger than the Tucson, CX5 and Sportage by quite a bit, closer to Santa Fe and Sorento in size.
Absolutely, I understand where the dimensions compare it get extremely blurry with all of their marketing speak like you said. It’s crazy how many different offerings there are and how each of them compare with interior vs exterior space and actual utility. I’ll have a CX-9 review coming out soon and I’m excited to see your comments on it too lol 😅. Anyways, thanks again and take care man!
Great detailed review as always Nolan. Btw, just out of curiosity, if you don’t mind me asking...what vehicle do you personally own yourself?
F CHINO-jr. thanks man! We have a 2017 Camry and 2004 Highlander 👍
Prime Autotainment , Cool 😎 that says a lot about Toyota Nolan...thanks bro
You bet! We wanted something we could rely on, easy to maintain, and that’s about it lol.
Had a 2009 Chevy Malibu before and had never ending issues with it all before 70k miles so I researched and decided to go with Japanese made. Got a base model ‘13 Civic after that...but it was loud inside (I drive in rough country roads to work) and uncomfortable for me so I switched to a Camry. They’ve both been great for us...170k on Highlander and don’t wanna get rid of it!
Prime Autotainment, I totally agree Nolan. Used to own American made vehicles until I got a 1987 Nissan Maxima. Had that car for 18 years and never had any major trouble with it, until some idiot ran a red light into it. Now I own a Honda CR-V and have been very satisfied with it. Thanks again for all your hard work and dedication to your reviews, it’s much appreciated buddy ❤️
That’s awesome to hear, except the red light runner 😦. Hope you were ok from that. The CR-V is awesome and so practical, such a good value. I appreciate that and thanks for watching!
It's my understanding that the higher rear seats are for people who get car sick, it allows them to see through the front to the horizon which is supposed to help
Makes sense!
A very impressive and good looking vehicle. In the UK we call it the X-Trail. Most sold here have diesel engines, although a 1.6 DIG-T petrol is available.. Great review as usual Nolan :-)
Thanks, Andrew! That’s neat to hear about the diesel which isn’t even an option here lol. Thanks for watching!
Great review Nolan, really enjoyed it. It is a sharp looking vehicle. Interior has some nice options. Rear seating area seems kinda weird with the theatre style seats and low headroom. Powertrain is gutless with that small naturally aspirated engine and cvt. No matter how the vehicle looks or how it’s appointed, it has to have good power imo.
Vince Clark thank you! I feel the same way. The features, comfort, and space was mostly good but yes that Powertrain was not up to par
I"m not sure if you've had a chance to see the LED headlights on the previous gen's Rav4, Nolan but as an owner, I think the LEDs on it are much better than the Rogue's. Overall, I've always thought the redesign of this SUV was a great way to make it stand out. It was even on the list of contenders when I was in the market for one. However, I think with the amount of stiff competition out there, the aesthetics of this Truck fades quickly when you break down the driving dynamics. I think it's most saving grace for a lot of people is the surround view cam and AppleCar play.
No I don’t think I have. That doesn’t surprise me though, all Toyota/Lexus LEDs seem to do really well. I feel the same way...I like the looks and some features but like you said the driving experience is a let down
Hey Nolan, in South Africa it's called an X-Trail and is pretty highly specced. Compares pretty well with the CX-5 but I didn't like the center console that swoops down so low by the cup holders. Still a nice SUV though.
Cool good to know. I’ve heard that name but didn’t know where all it was. Thanks for watching, and I had no idea you were in South Africa 🙃. Greetings to you!
I would have like to learn more about the Pro Pilot assist and see how it compares to its competitors.
Sorry I didn’t talk about it. It worked well, not really any fusses with it. Sometime I’d like to do an entire video on just the performance of pro pilot assist as well as other manufacturers. Sorry I didn’t show it!
It needs more room in the rear. That funky "cargo management" system eats up room. In the mountains of WV, you need to run it in sport mode. Works OK, but cuts down gas mileage.
Yeah the management system is kind of weird. I can imagine driving it in the mountains...definitely would need Sport mode for power
I really like the direction Nissan went with the design of this SUV, but in terms of power, it's unacceptable; IMO. I been in an under powered vehicle before and it can be a frightening experience, especially in high traffic areas. A few years ago, I wouldn't have given it much thought, but these days people are about getting to there destination as quick as possible and having a "slowpoke" in front of them has the potential to be quite infuriating and highly dangerous!
22Kevi I feel the same way...I’ve always liked the design here. But yes the power...I know what you mean getting frightened lol. There’s no mercy on the highway!
It looks really nice but the engine is a turnoff.
Joe E. Agreed!
And the CVT lol
Nissan better come up with something 'revolutionary' since other vehicles (RAV4, Forester) are surpassing the Rogue. Just don't make it bigger and call it more 'competitive' ...
DAVID Y for sure, those competitors are really getting impressive. Nissan has a lot of work to do!
the RAV4 is below the Rogue now the Forester has a chance,
It’s a nice looking vehicle, but I’m not convinced on its reliability. Too bad. As always, good review.
Lori Thompson I feel the same way. Thank you! 😁
Is it better than the rava4
Thank you for the nice review, I am planning to buy a used 2019 Rogue SV for about 22k with 50k miles done, is is worth the price?
Should have mentioned the CD player which Nissan still has. Lots of room in the cargo area, this would be an upgrade for me.
Ronald P I cant believe it didn’t even talk about it, my bad!
@@PrimeAutotainment Just that it's a rarity. You see it in higher trim Subarus and some Nissans, maybe Ford too.
My 2019 vehicle didn't come with a CD player but I didn't miss it as much as I thought since everything is in the smartphone nowadays :) The Rogue still has it only because it's from 2014 !!!
Yeah it’s definitely being phased out. Lots of people have made comments about that too being bummed out in different videos
@@davidjym Exactly, when models upgrade they drop it. I use my phone mostly too, sometimes I get audiobook CD's from the library but it's easy to put them on the phone. Sentimental value I guess.
We sell a lot of these at the dealership, because they’re cheaper but roomier then a CRV, RAV4, CX5, or Forester. I like the look and the color and the interior color is pretty attractive as well, but the overall vehicle is just not up to the competition, hence the big rebates. The biggest downfall as you stated is the engine and transmission. It’s loud, underpowered, and nowhere near as reliable. Nissan’s CVT transmission kills it. It is downright the worst CVT I driven. Nissans also don’t hold their value as well as the Toyota, Subaru, Honda, or Mazda so that’s another hit you’ll take in the long run.
I can imagine you do see a lot. I was pretty disappointed driving it as long as I did. Last year I had a quick drive in one which seemed ok but after a week...ugh. Lol. Good point on resale value too
Prime Autotainment Yea, you get what you pay for. There’s a reason why they’re offering 5k + rebates.
No kidding lol..makes sense!
Hi, have you ever reviewed the Nissan Murano? Hope to see it.
Hi! Would love to see you review the Nissan Murano, please. 😊
Nice review! just rented this exact model for a road trip to Tennessee, wish I watched your video first., lo
Thanks! That’s crazy lol...what did you think of it?
On a budget though isn’t this more affordable than its competitors?
They have a back cargo light. It's above on the back end and u can turn it on and off
Awesome, thanks!
SUBSCRIBED !! how does it stack up to the RAV4 ?- i am renting for a week and need to get 4 adults in this thing with luggage....what do you think? should i ask to see other same-class vehicles day of rental? They will have possibly RAV4's NISSAN Rogue's and MAZDA CX-5 , and also maybe a Ford Escape (which I would think i would want to avoid like the plague, correct?) Can everyone chime in here please ????
Thank you! The RAV4 has a more modern interior and a bit more practical front seat area. The RAV4 also drives better and has a little bit more get up and go. Back seat room and cargo space is very similar though. 4 Adults should be comfortable (as long as that includes you lol). I wouldn't want 3 adults in the backseat for sure. . Anyone over 6 foot might not have all that much legroom in the back but I'm 5'9'' and sitting behind where I would normally sit up front, I have plenty of space in all of those options.
The Cx-5 has the smallest cargo are and feels a little more cramped up front, but overall space is still very similar. The CX-5 drives the best in terms of handling and it's the quietest of the bunch. It also has a minimalistic type of interior which looks and feels nice..but isn't necessarily the most practical. It also uses a rotary dial control knob for the radio/infotainment which can take a bit to get used to (so it might not be ideal for a short term rental)
The Ford Escape was redesigned for 2020, and has great backseat legroom..some modern touches inside, but no wow factor by any means.
Since i've driven all of them and I've gotten used to how they all handle and operate, I would go with the RAV4. I think it's the most well rounded. For a week rental, they should all be fine for hauling around 4 adults though. Good luck!
@@PrimeAutotainment great info, really gives me a great baseline with the RAV4 to compare against. when i get to the rental and they are out of RAV4 , i'll know what my next option is.
P.S. If I were to get one, I'd get the Midnight Ed.
Same here!
tell me about VIBRATION. noise. uncomfortable seats!
Good Nissan in Ekonomik energy
I'm disappointed that Nissan did away with the 3rd row option. I was considering a Rogue and liked the 'in a pinch' 3rd row for hauling the kids and their friends. I don't want a Pathfinder or similar sized vehicle.
I agree..it’s nice to have like you said. I think the VW Tiguan still offers one that’s similar sized as well as Mitsubishi Outlander
Pasta 1298, you can always buy a 2017 SV version. They have 3rd row option. 2017 models are the last year Rogue offered a 3rd row. I just purchased a used 2017 SL platinum pkg. Basically the Same exact vechicle in this review except it is red and minus the apple car play. I am on my second Rogue and have had no issues with either one. My wife has a rav 4 and her brother a CRV and both of them like my Rogue better. Its just a more comfortable ride overall. When you are looking for a family SUV speed and power should be last. If you want speed and or power look at a sports car or truck. Family crossovers are safe reliable family vehicle's, not 0-60 in 3.2 sec speed demons lol.. I have driven my Rogue on the highway many times and have no problems passing and getting on the highway. Great value at a great price.
I heard you saying 8 way power driver seat. So, does the seat bottom tilts up & down??
The rear part of the seat bottom goes up and down, but the front doesn’t tilt.
2 way lumbar, 2 way recline, 2 way forward/back, then 2 way up and down
I only would get it but leased
which one better SV AWD OR SL AWD?
Depends if you want leather or not
Pls do the 2019 Tucson. Thanks
It sucks that for LED headlights you need to get the top trim and still add a package. The rav4 now has them standard. Also I dont like that too trims comes with such big wheels, I'm more of a small wheel more tire.
Hey hun did u do a review on Nissan qashqai 2018 sv its not awd what are your thoughts please?
Hey riri, sorry that’s not one I’ve checked out yet. From what I know it’s a good size for what you’re looking for but I have no clue how it drives it comfort or things like that
@@PrimeAutotainment thanks hun but its a cvt transmission which u would avoid right
Yeah that’s true. Nissans CVT especially has a bad reputation because of the company they get it from. It would make me nervous depending how long you’re gonna keep it
@@PrimeAutotainment ok well thank u so much cause now im not gonna bother driving all that way and looking at that car. I was wondering why it was priced low for low kms the saleslady says she has a rogue with cvt and never had any issues 🤔 but I heard more bad then good and I want a reliable car I can keep for a long time but it has to be a good price point. Toyota is up there
You’re welcome! They definitely don’t hold their value as well as some.
The thing about the CVT or reliability with any vehicle is there will always be good and bad luck with some, but it seems like I hear too many bad things about those which stinks. Keep me updated on your search 😎
Cvt transmission... NEVER!!!
I’m with you
Have those had any mechanical issues? I've always liked the look.
I’ve heard a lot of bad things about the CVT reliability. Had a coworker with a 2013 that had the CVT and it was having transmission issues..
@@PrimeAutotainment So that one thing on a 2013 is what leads you to pan it? You do know that there are a ton of many years old Nissans with CVT that haven't had any problems, right? These negative reviews and comments about the Nissans are wild, you'd think the streets were't littered with abandoned Rogues that can't move a mile over 60k the way these reviews simultaneously like and pan this car. It's such a disconnect with reality.
You can go through forums and read countless issues from owners and even other Nissan videos where I don’t complain at all about the CVT people have commented reporting their own issues. It’s not necessarily Nissan...it’s JATCO..the company they buy their CVT from just like FCA and Mitsubishi and probably others. Many of the vehicles will go trouble free but a larger percentage will have problems compressed to manufacturers that don’t have that JATCO transmission.
Problems with any vehicle are easy to find online but you don’t often get people going online to praise a vehicle. Yes there are problems with the Jatco cvt but there are still vehicles using the cvt that don’t have any problems. Btw in the UK we have this as the X-Trail and it uses a DCT transmission. I also believe with the CVT it’s best to replace the transmission oil every 30,000 miles ish.
There's a reason why you can find so many 10 year old Rogue's with very low mileage for sale and very few for sale from any year with over 120,000 miles (or 200,000km). I'm guessing that the 2 people that think, just because something happens over and over again and no changes were made doesn't mean it's likely to continue to happen, probably bought a Rogue and maybe even did so after being advised not to.
The Toyota RAV4 beats this car in many ways! Reliability, Quality, just a lot of things that the RAV4 is better at! I have a 2019 Toyota RAV4 Limited! Love it!
Glad to hear it! I can’t wait to drive a new Rav4...I’ve only been in one on a parking lot.
no thanks...
The Toyota RAV4 is a far better vehicle. Nissan is cheap and unreliable junk. The Japanese poor mans car. I’ve driven through rich neighborhoods where I live and mostly see Toyota’s/Lexus in the driveways. Not one single Nissan.
ELPJM09 😂😂😂
i am renting enterprise vehicle for a week of the RAV4 class , should i do Rogue RAV4 or Maxda 5 ? i need 4 adult plus luggage, what would you recommend?