What are the pros and cons of Nissan Rogue vs Toyota RAV4?

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What are the pros and cons of Nissan Rogue vs Toyota RAV4?

so, I remember when I was car shopping, I test drove a Nissan Rogue and a Toyota RAV4 back-to-back. I was kinda leaning towards the Rogue at first, liked its comfy seats and smooth ride. But the RAV4 felt like a mini tank – solid and ready for anything, ya know?

the Rogue has this cool tech stuff, like a big screen and sweet safety features. But then, the RAV4 had more space in the back for my dog’s gear, which is a big deal. I mean, how can I fit my pup’s collection of toys if it can’t even fit a frisbee?

And both cars have their own quirks, like the Rogue’s slightly better gas mileage, but the RAV4’s resale value is like gold. Which would you pick if it was your choice?

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I ve driven both in the midwest and I think the RAV4 feels more reliable but the Rogue’s tech is super cool I appreciate the design too but some say it feels less sturdy in the snow :thinking:

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I ve driven a Rogue in Seattle and loved the smooth ride. RAV4s feel sturdier though

But man the Rogue’s tech is pretty cool for road trips

Tough choice honestly

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I always liked the Rogue but found the RAV4 more reliable in snowy Canada. It’s just more sturdy I have to say.

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I’ve driven both around Toronto and honestly the Rogue felt smoother on the highway but that RAV4 has killer resale value. Tough call really but the infotainment system on the Rogue kinda rocks. Just sayin.

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I ve driven both in western Canada and honestly Nissan Rogue felt smoother on icy roads but RAV4 has that rugged vibe for outdoor trips. Both solid choices.

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I’ve driven both in Canada during a crazy snowstorm. The RAV4 felt like a tank while the Rogue had more style but less grip.

Nissan’s got that sleek vibe but the RAV4 just feels sturdy and reliable you know? Different strokes for different folks.

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I ve had my Nissan Rogue for a couple of years now living in Canada and honestly I love the spacious interior and the comfy seats. It feels like a cozy little living room on wheels.

But I’ve heard RAV4s are super reliable and have a better resale value. I guess it all depends on what you’re looking for but I can’t complain about my Rogue just yet.

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ive had both cars at different times the RAV4 feels more reliable but Rogue has a comfier ride honestly depends on your vibes I guess

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so when I test drove the RAV4 in Toronto it felt super comfy lots of space and tech features but then I hopped in a Rogue and wow the interior was so fancy it made me feel like I was driving a luxury car

but I ve heard that the RAV4 has a better resale value which is kinda important right I guess each has its vibe still its a tough choice

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Last summer I took a trip to the mountains and drove my buddy’s RAV4 while he had the Rogue. Honestly they both are solid but the RAV4 felt really sturdy on those winding roads. I’ve heard the Rogue has a nicer interior tho so it depends on what you want.

For city driving I probably prefer the Rogue easy to park and all but off-road I’d pick the RAV4. Just my two cents.

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I ve driven both in Chicago and gotta say the Rogue feels a bit roomier inside but the RAV4 has that crazy reliability everyone talks about.

I’ve noticed the Rogue’s tech can be a bit quirky though. Like sometimes it just doesn’t connect to my phone. RAV4’s got a solid resale value too which is always nice if you ever decide to sell.

But hey if comfort is key then Rogue is the winner for my family

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Ive driven both and honestly the Rogue felt more comfy on the highways in Canada but the RAV4 had better resale value.

Also loved RAV4’s tech features a bit more but the Rogue’s fuel economy won me over during my road trips.

Its close but both are solid.