The newly designed interior has lots of creature comforts to keep the whole family comfortable while zipping around the city as well as out on the road. The leather appointed, heated, eight-way power front seats will quickly take a winter chill off once you’re inside, and even more so if you’ve already used the remote engine start with intelligent climate control to get the car ready for your arrival. I found the cruise control to be well integrated with the lane departure system and it made for a relaxing road trip. The high-res 9-inch screen was well positioned as were the other most used controls. Tri-zone temperature control along with the reclining second row seats are a nice touch for the backseat passengers.
Safety isn’t the sexiest topic, but the Rogue has an impressive list of features to help drivers get where they’re going safely. Blind spot warning, rear cross traffic alert, automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, lane departure warning system, Intelligent lane intervention, intelligent forward collision warning, a 4-star overall crash rating and a long list of additional features. The Rogue has become Nissan’s most popular vehicle for a reason. It’s enjoyable to drive, a practical choice, and now has the looks consumers desire.
