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Are you considering the new Toyota RAV4 vs. Rogue? Although the Nissan Rogue has a slightly lower MSRP, the Toyota RAV4 offers more for your money, such as fuel-efficient hybrid configurations and more torque. But don’t take our word for it—explore the Nissan Rogue vs. Toyota RAV4 specs below to find the SUV model that’s right for you.
Although the Nissan Rogue S trim starting at $25,300 is a few hundred dollars less than the RAV4 LE trim level starting at $25,950* MSRP, the RAV4 vs. Rogue offers more. Hybrid options are just one factor to consider, but there’s much more missing in the Rogue. Consider the MPG ratings below:
Nissan Rogue (Non-Hybrid)
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The Nissan Rogue vs. Toyota RAV4 comes standard with a 2.4L four-cylinder engine, but interestingly, the Toyota RAV4 outperforms the Rogue with superior performance capabilities. With 203-hp and 180 Ib-ft of torque compared with the Nissan Rogue’s 170-hp engine with 175 Ib-ft of torque, the winner is clear to see. Don’t let the price tag fool you; the Toyota RAV4 is a better value, when you take in its performance specs, fuel economy, and interior amenities compared to the Rogue model.
The Nissan Rogue comes with some interior amenities, but less than you’ll find in the Toyota RAV4 interior. Edmond and Shawnee drivers who want the most for their money will find it better spent on a Toyota RAV4. One thing you will notice is the five USB ports in the Toyota RAV4 interior that are absent in the Nissan Rogue. The Rogue has two, better than nothing, but not enough for the whole family to plug in their phone if needed.
The RAV4 also excels with its safety features; you’ll especially enjoy the Road Sign Assist feature’s convenience, enabling your vehicle to automatically register the meaning of a road sign and alert you to it.
The only way you can get a feel for the new RAV4 is to take a seat inside and take it for a spin around Norman. Visit us in Midwest City today to view our extensive inventory. Explore our new vehicle specials for deals on Toyota SUVs. See a car you like? Apply for financing online.
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