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Starting at 23 198$
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Nissan Rogue 2010
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The Master multi-tasker Nissan Rogue 2010
The 2010 Nissan Rogue deserves a seat at the table with the perennial segment leaders. The 2010 Nissan Rogue boasts one of the nicest interiors of any compact crossover at its price point. The seats are comfortable front and rear, the controls are intuitive and the materials are top-notch, particularly the soft-touch dashboard covering, a rarity in this segment. The 60/40 split fold-down rear seatbacks and fold-down front passenger seat give maximum flexibility in carrying passengers and cargo of all shapes and sizes.
Small crossovers are supposed to drive like cars, and the 2010 Nissan Rogue does them one better, it drives like a car with great handling. Road bumps and imperfections are gobbled up with ease, highway stability is exemplary and handling is aided by good body control and precise, well-weighted steering. Power from the four-cylinder is more than adequate.
TheNissan Rogue masters the city streets and the gas pump. With its advanced, lightweight 2.5 liters engine, you’ll probably need a pit stop before your Rogue does. Time behind the wheel of theNissan Rogue 2010 proves its perky personality goes well beyond the brightwork. Riding on front struts and multiple rear links, the Rogue's calibration walks a fine line. The imperfections are cushioned admirably on rough roads, which bring the desired ride quality.
However, when pressed through a series of sweeping curves, the suspension controls body motion very well. In terms of utility, the Rogue impresses. Along with the split/ folding rear seats and privacy cover comes a cargo organizer. When deployed, it keeps grocery bags confined. The advanced intuitive All-Wheel Drive system recognize the difference between cruising cumbering, between on-road and off-road, and automatically sends the right amount of power to the front and rear wheels. It delivers a sense if confidence and control during cornering.
The Rogue has the right blend of comfort, utility and power. Its looks, handling and refined on-road comportment set it apart from many other crossovers. The Rogue is, in fact, better than many of its peers and on par with some more expensive rides.
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