New 2023 Honda CR-V A Better Choice Over Nissan Rogue? SUV Comparison.
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- Опубликовано: 24 дек 2022
- 2023 Honda CR-V Hybrid vs 2022 Nissan Rogue Turbo
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2023 Honda CRV vs Nissan Rogue Timestamp:
00:01 2023 Honda CRV vs Nissan Rogue Intro
01:05 2023 Honda CRV vs Nissan Rogue Exterior Differences
02:09 2023 Honda CRV vs Nissan Rogue Trunk Space Comparison
04:34 2023 Honda CRV vs Nissan Rogue 90 Degree Second Row Doors
05:542023 Honda CRV vs Nissan Rogue Interior, second row
08:11 2023 Honda CRV vs Nissan Rogue Interior First Row Tech and Space
12:20 2023 Honda CRV vs Nissan Rogue Driving Impressions
12:41 2023 Honda CRV Engine Specs
13:42 2022 Nissan Rogue Engine Specs
14:41 2023 Honda CRV vs Nissan Rogue Pricing Canada and US
18:19 2023 Honda CRV vs Nissan Rogue Final Thoughts and Winner
Nissan Rogue absolutely wins for me.
Both good cars! However, i would pick the CRV
CRV over Rogue. End of the day Honda has better known reliability and resale. If Nissan could get rid of their garbage Jatco transmissions it would be a step in the right direction. Aside from resale and reliability, CRV has better exterior styling and I slightly prefer the Nissans interior over CRV. But end of the day CRV overall, just more pros than cons. I’ve driven a rogue and they just feel under powered as well compared to a Honda. A family member of mine has had multiple Altimas since 06 and they have all had multiple problems with different things by the end of a 3yr lease with all of them and have terrible resale value
Nissan/Renault.....pass
I drove both and the rogue is just a more complete package!
Nissan rogue is better than this crv
I go for honda more quality!
The CRV wins on exterior styling and the hybrid/handling, but the Rogue clearly has a better interior/tech.
I have a Nissan Rogue with 26k miles and I am still in love with it. Good on gas, powerful enough, comfy...just amazing for my taste.
The Nissan Rogue S has everything you need. Heated steering wheel and seats , blind spot monitoring etc. To get that on the CRV you have to pay thousands more.
Sam, I love your comparison videos. They are so informative. Real world comparisons that are ruthlessly truthful.
Rogue is the best. I test drove Rav4, CRV and Rogue. Bought the rogue at the end.
We road tested both the Honda HRV and Toyota Cross.
Thanks for the video. Just a couple of points to add. The 1.5 turbo CRV does have a spare tire. Also, the CRVs rear seats recline to give a little more room.
I would still pick the crv but Nissan is definitely kicking butt. Makes me question why Honda hasn’t added more tech for the price…. This is exactly why I won’t be getting the crv this year. It is still lacking 😢
I have the previous nissan rouge 225.000 miles and stills runs grate
I go with the Rogue. No doubt.
By no mean, Nissan and Mitsubishi is comparable with Honda and Toyota. If you are just fan of features, then CRV is a big no. But you have to also consider where they will stand after 6-7 years and how much I can sell them for. Nissan most probably ranks below Ford in terms of resale value. Just two cents.
Both are very good Japanese compact SUV´s 👍
Sam, Great comparison video as always. Two formidable contenders in a very competitive segment. I like what Nissan has done with the 2022 Rogue, options, fit and finish, style and overall package. It's spot on for most busy families, as they have price points and trims to make it doable on all budgets. As for the CR-V, well it does everything pretty much bang on and has since 1997 when it first launched. I don't know of one owner that didn't love their CR-V other than maybe engine output with the first gen series. With that said; I feel the available options on the Rogue (Panaroof, heads up display) make it feel like a more luxurious delivery than the CR-V. Trim level for trim level it feels more upscale. As for price? Well the CR-V just keep climbing up and up to where it's priced itself out of some people compact SUV budget, but then again the resale is and always has been top notch - so perhaps that $7,000 premium over the Rogue (Initially) might not be $7,000 in the end? Nevertheless, great video, great camera shots of stills and rolling content. Keep up the great work! Chris