2019 Nissan Rogue vs. 2019 Honda CR-V

For Nisswa drivers looking for an SUV that can keep everyone safe on the go, the new Nissan Rogue provides more safety features than the Honda CR-V, so you are gaining more features and more peace of mind. The following Rogue safety features are either not available or come as an upgraded expense on the CR-V.

• Rear Cross-Traffic Alert warns you if objects are approaching from the sides of your vehicle while in reverse.
• Forward Collision Warning not only lets you know if an accident could occur but also uses Automatic Braking to bring your Rogue to a stop to avoid that collision.
• Blind Spot Monitor sets off visual and audible alerts when there are objects out of your line of sight.
• ProPILOT helps you navigate the roads by accelerating or braking when necessary.

Both the Nissan Rogue interior and the interior of the Honda CR-V provide seating for up to five passengers, and each comes with high-quality finishes that deliver a comfortable ride. However, if you need more space for your passengers or to bring along more luggage, the Rogue will be the model to choose with:

• 43 inches of front leg room
• 41.6 inches of front headroom
• 52.1 inches of second-row hip room
• 55.9 inches of second-row shoulder room

When choosing the new Rogue over the Honda CR-V, you’ll enjoy plenty of technology and driver assist features. In fact, this model comes with more standard tech features than the CR-V. The following features come standard on the Rogue, but come at an extra cost on the CR-V:

• Siri Eyes Free: Helps you find information, directions, send text messages, and more.
• Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™: Connects your smartphone directly to your vehicle for easier access to contacts, music, and more.
• Satellite Radio: Access hundreds of podcasts and radio stations to keep you entertained while on the go.