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125 messages, Last post on May 06, 2009 at 8:52 AM
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Lets starts a comparison between the Rogue, CRV & Rav4. I have not including the Santa Fe even though it"s the same price range, cause it's bigger & has a V6. I beleve the Rogue's main competiton is the CRV & Rav4. What is your opinion ??
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Replying to: mikelevine64 (Sep 24, 2007 6:35 pm) Storage: The rear seats are fixed and can only be folded down for cargo - they do not recline and cannot be moved for more legroom. The CRV actually double folds the rear seats and provides for lot more storage. The RAV4 has extra storage since they have the spare wheel on the outside. Pickup: Rouge give RAV4 a run for the money. CRV is probably a little bit sluggish of the two. RAV4 is priced higher than Rouge and CRV. |
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Replying to: sridharhs (Sep 24, 2007 8:17 pm) I suspect 2nd row seating to be really cramped, and it's a shame that there isn't at least an incline option for those seats. The heated seats, bluetooth, ipod jack, paddle shifters and keyless entry seriously bump up the amount of kit people should expect in sub $30K SUVs. I never buy the first run of a new car, preferring to give it at least a year for the recalls/bugs to be worked out, but Nissan has been very reliable in the last few years. It would be nice if they offered a compact V6 option, power passenger seat and telescoping steering wheel. On the other hand, the Rogue "loaded" is $28K. The Acura MDX we are looking at is $10K more.
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Replying to: jmpage2 (Sep 26, 2007 2:12 pm)
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Replying to: scheezo (Oct 04, 2007 11:43 am) |
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Good Info Rogue vs Rav4 & CRV http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrjsO-ZwCeg |
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Replying to: jmpage2 (Sep 26, 2007 2:12 pm) They do, it is called the Murano 
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I live in Texas and own two CRVs. I have just been to two Nissan dealers and three Honda CRV dealers to compare the CRV-EX and Rogue SL with Prem. Pkg. The deals came within $14.00 before I managed to eventually get the CRV less than MSRP. No one will sell the Rogue less than MSRP. The CRV can be had for as much as $500 dollars under MSRP (lots of work)and it includes a moon roof. The Rogue charge is $800 more for the moon roof. The Rogue has more torque when accelerating because of the CVT transmission, a nice Bose radio, great console. I didn't like the too small digital readout on the dash, smaller cargo space, small back window, non-telescopic steering wheel and back seats that didn't adjust. The Rogue's reliability and trade-in value are yet to be determined. I eventually choose the 2008 CRV because of the value (less money). The dealer even through in the $500.00 PRO package for free. Moon roof was included, not extra. The CRV has great trade-in value and exceptional reliability,as well as, lots of small features the Rogue doesn't have. The Rogue does have great style and I know it will appeal to many people. I would loved to have borrowed the Rogue for a couple of days to really evaluate it properly. I plan to revisit the Rogue in two or three years to consider it again.
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Replying to: cmosman (Oct 15, 2007 3:52 pm) 
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Replying to: ticmxman (Oct 15, 2007 7:31 pm) I too looked at the CRV, Outlander, and Mazda 6. I also ride a road bike and I didn't want to take off the wheel. The CRV wouldn't even fit my bike with the wheel off. I ended up buying the Mazda 6 wagon. I think any of the 6's would fit my bike w/o wheel off but I opted for the wagon. So far so good Are you saying that the Rogue will fit the entire road bike wheels and all?? |
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