Differences Between The 2020 Rogue & Toyota RAV4 In Fremont, CA

When it comes to finding a vehicle that supplies you with both style and power, make sure you check out the new 2020 Nissan Rogue. What makes the new 2020 Rogue stand out in a crowded field is its perfect blend of a sedan’s handling combined with a larger vehicle’s more spacious and versatile interior. So when you’re looking for an excellent SUV for sale to explore the San Jose, California area with, make sure you visit Premier Nissan of Fremont and test drive the new Nissan Rogue.

But there are a lot of SUVs on the market, how do you know the new Rogue is the right fit for your family? That’s where our team at Premier Nissan of Fremont comes in to help. Our group of experts has compared the trim, specs, and safety features between the 2020 Rogue and one of its biggest rivals, the Toyota RAV4. Let’s see how they stack up against each other.

The 2020 Nissan Rogue Against The 2019 Toyota RAV4

One of the biggest competitors to the Rogue is the 2019 Toyota RAV4 and it is easy to see why. The RAV4 comes in at a similar price point and with related performance features. But what separates the new 2020 Nissan Rogue from the Toyota RAV4 is found in the specs, safety features and comfort amenities.

When we compare the driving performance between these two crossovers, we see that the new Rogue handles better than the RAV4. This is because the Rogue has a speed-sensitive variable-assist power steering feature that is designed to give California drivers better control at higher speeds and during tighter turns. The RAV4 does not come with a similar function. Visit us at Premier Nissan of Fremont and test drive the new Rogue to see this and other performance features for yourself.

Moving on to safety innovations, both the Rogue and the RAV4 come with standard features such as front and side-impact airbags, lane departure warning, rearview cameras and around view monitors. However, only the new Nissan Rogue has earned a "Top Pick" rating from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. This is because the Rogue has earned passing marks in their frontal and side-impact tests, and comes with a much shorter stopping distance.