Nissan Rogue Sport

Nissan has confirmed the starting MSRP for the 2022 Rogue Sport SUV. The Rogue Sport compact crossover is available in both front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive versions and has a range of standard safety and technology.

Months after embarking upon a jaw-droppingly scenic trip across the Pacific Northwest in the all-new Nissan Rogue Sport, I find myself revisiting the little miscreant once more with an enthusiast’s eye. Perhaps it was Nissan’s badass Star Wars display booth at the Los Angeles Auto Show, or the epic cinematic saga that is set to unfold on the big screen later this month, but I find great promise in the direction this automaker has taken with its Rogue line.

There’s a wildfire burning in the Pacific northwest right now that is roughly the size of Maryland. Evacuations are in order, roads are blocked, hundreds of firefighters deployed, and everywhere you look, a fine layer of ash cloaks all that it touches with a carcinogen-rich coating.

Nissan has announced pricing for its new 2017 Rogue Sport SUV. This SUV is just a bit smaller than the regular Rogue and Nissan calls it “right sized” and that it has the utility of a small SUV, but the feel and handling of a small sedan.