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Nissan Rogue Vs. Nissan Murano

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If you're in the market for a crossover, Nissan's Rogue and Murano are both strong options in a crowded and competitive field. Crossovers, which bring together elements of cars, SUVs and minivans in 1 versatile family vehicle, are a hot commodity with today's buyers. They offer the roominess and cargo space of an SUV without the terrible fuel economy or truck-like route manners.

The compact Nissan Rogue was all-new for 2022. The midsize Murano, on the other manus, was last redesigned dorsum in 2009 and is fix to exist replaced by a new, third-generation model in 2022. Both Nissans offer a good mix of sedan-like civility, competitive tech and safety features, and lots of usable interior space.

Exterior & Interior Size

The Rogue, the smaller of the two vehicles, measured 182.3 inches long, 72.4 inches wide and 66.3 inches tall, and has a 106.5-inch wheelbase. The larger Murano was 189.ix inches long, 74.1 inches wide and 67 inches tall, with a 111.two-inch wheelbase. Despite existence the smaller vehicle, the Rogue really boasted a greater maximum seating capacity than the Murano: seven vs 5. The Rogue's seating advantage was due to an optional third row seat, a feature conspicuously absent-minded from its stablemate's equipment list. While the Rogue'south third-row seat was quite small-scale and suitable only for children, its availability was still a major point in the vehicle'due south favor for buyers with large or growing families. The Rogue provider the driver and front passenger with 41.vi inches of headroom, 56.v inches of shoulder room, 54.0 inches of hip room and 43.0 inches of legroom. Backseat passengers got 36.half-dozen inches of headroom, 55.9 inches of shoulder room, 52.1 inches of hip room and 37.ix inches of legroom. The Murano supplied the commuter and front passenger with 40.1 inches headroom, 59.six inches of shoulder room, 54.viii of hip room and 43.6 inches of legroom. Passengers seated in the back got 39.iv inches of headroom, 58.7 inches of shoulder room, 55.iv inches of hip room and 36.3 inches of legroom. When it came to cargo capacity, the smaller Rogue bested the larger Murano. With all the seats in place, the Rogue boasted 39.3 cubic feet of storage, and with the back seats folded down, an impressive lxx.0 cubic feet. In contrast, the midsize Murano offered 31.half dozen cubic feet of cargo space with the rear seats in place and 64.0 cubic feet with them folded down.

Drivetrain

Both Nissan crossovers came with a single engine and transmission pairing. The Rogue was powered by a 2.v-liter, dual-overhead-cam, inline-four with four valves per cylinder. It hooked upwardly to a continuously variable transmission and produced 170 horsepower at 6,000 rpm and 175 foot-pounds of torque at four,400 rpm. Ability was sent to either the front or, optionally, all four wheels. The Murano was motivated past Nissan's 3.v-liter V-6. The dual-overhead-cam, 24-valve unit generated 260 horsepower at 6,000 rpm and 240 foot-pounds of torque at iv,400 rpm. Like the Rogue,the Murano came with a continuously variable manual and could exist had with either forepart- or all-bicycle drive.

Features & Trim Levels

The Rogue was available in 3 trim levels: Southward, SV and SL. The Southward was the entry-level version. It came with 17-inch steel wheels, power mirrors with LED plow point indicators, LED running lights, air-conditioning with rear-seat vents, a tilt-and-telescoping steering cycle, cruise control, a 5-inch touchscreen infotainment display, Bluetooth connectivity, a rear-view camera and a four-speaker stereo with an auxiliary audio jack and iPod/USB connector. The mid-level SV Rogue added 17-inch alloy wheels, a six-mode power driver seat, keyless entry and ignition, rear privacy drinking glass, automated headlights, automatic climate control, a vi-speaker stereo with satellite radio and the NissanConnect smartphone integration arrangement. The luxurious SL Rogue added 18-inch alloy wheels, leather upholstery, heated front end seats, heated mirrors, foglights, roof rails, Nissan's Around View 360-caste parking camera, a larger 7-inch touchscreen infotainment brandish with integrated GPS navigation, and a premium 9-speaker Bose stereo. The Murano was available in four trim levels: Due south, SV, SL and LE. Though information technology was the least expensive version of the Murano, the Southward model was hardly bare-bones. It included 18-inch alloy wheels, textile upholstery, keyless entry and ignition, rear privacy glass, a reclining 60-40-divide rear seat, dual-zone automatic climate control, a 7-inch monochrome infotainment screen, a tilt-and-telescoping steering wheel, cruise control and a six-speaker CD stereo with auxiliary audio jack. The SV Murano added foglights, roof rack track, automatic headlights, heated front seats, a color vii-inch infotainment brandish, Bluetooth connectivity, a rear-view camera, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, a leather-wrapped steering wheel and an upgraded stereo with satellite radio and iPod-USB connector. The SL trim level added leather upholstery, a panoramic sunroof, heated mirrors, rain-sensing wipers, a heated steering wheel, a ability liftgate, a commuter seat memory part and a nine-speaker Bose premium stereo with difficult-bulldoze-based digital audio storage. Finally, the summit-of-the-line LE Murano added 20-inch alloy wheels, a power tilt-and-telescoping steering wheel, heated rear seats, bi-xenon headlights and wood interior trim.

Safety

The Rogue came with a fully up-to-appointment roster of standard safe features. These included iv-wheel ABS, traction and stability control, loma-start aid and a rear-view photographic camera. All-wheel-drive models as well came standard with hill descent command. Optional safety features consisted of a lane-departure alert system, a bullheaded-spot warning system, the Around View camera organisation -- standard on the SL -- and a frontward standoff warning arrangement. The Murano offered nearly the exact same lineup of safety features. The exception was the Effectually View camera, which was not bachelor on the larger crossover.

Fuel Economy & Pricing

The front-bike-drive Rogue received an EPA fuel economy rating of 26 mpg in the urban center and 33 mpg on the highway. The all-wheel-drive version received an virtually identical 25-32 rating. The bigger and more powerful Murano was rated at 18-23 in all-wheel-drive trim and 18-24 when equipped with front-wheel drive. The 2022 Rogue had a starting toll of $22,790 for the Southward version, $24,490 for the SV and $28,280 for the SL. The Southward Murano started at $28,530, while the SV started at $31,620, the SL at $35,480 and, finally, the range-topping LE at $37,970.

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