Nissan Rogue

For Nissan, few vehicles in its range are more important to it than the Rogue, which is its best-selling vehicle in the U.S. The 2021 Nissan Rogue features an all-new design, and looks as if it will be a strong competitor in the crossover marketplace.

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.

If you are in the market for an energy-efficient hybrid SUV to get you and the family around town, Nissan just announced the pricing for the 2017 Rogue Hybrid. The hybrid version of the Rogue is only offered in SV or SL trims and can be had in FWD or AWD versions.

Star Wars fans; don’t let the idea of a “special edition” scare you away. We all know what happened when George Lucas decided to recreate the original trilogy into the remastered special editions. This Nissan is nothing like that.

The Nissan Rogue has always been a strong seller for the brand, but when auto enthusiasts and journalists talk about cars, the Rogue doesn’t usually come up in conversation. Even so, the Rogue is the 3rd best-selling vehicle in the segment, following the Honda CR-V and the Toyota RAV-4.

Nissan has a cool little SUV in the form of the Rogue that has been around for a number of years. Since the SUV is called the Rogue, it was a shoe in to be included in the marketing campaign for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.

The awesome, tank treaded SUV you see in the photo here started life as a normal Nissan Rogue AWD SUV. It was sent to the gang over at Motorsports in Action in Quebec to be outfitted for winter driving, and debuted at the 2016 Montreal International Auto Show.