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We get a lot of High Point shoppers who want to compare Nissan SUV models when they’re deciding which one is best for the way they drive in Kernersville. Two of the most popular Nissan SUV models to compare are the Nissan Rogue vs. Murano. Both of these crossover SUVs are popular for their budget-friendly pricetags, beautiful styling, and top-tier Nissan technology. But which one is best for the way you drive? Join Modern Nissan of Winston Salem in our Nissan Rogue comparison to see how it stacks up next to the Murano.
With a starting price of $33,860 MSRP*, the Nissan Murano is more expensive than the Nissan Rogue. The latter starts at $27,760 MSRP*, which means that you can bring it home for a much lower monthly payment. That said, there are aspects to the Nissan Murano that account for its slightly higher price tag that might make it a great purchase for a Thomasville driver. The Murano offers more advanced features that you might have to upgrade to access in the Rogue. Both models are excellent values, though, and you’ll find a lot of overlap in features, like an 8-inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay®/Android Auto™, and the full Nissan 360 Safety Suite.
The Nissan Murano is a bit larger than the Nissan Rogue—the Murano has a longer wheelbase, which means a smoother ride and a little more cargo space and passenger volume. Because of this the Murano requires a more powerful engine compared to the Rogue, which is more efficient. Although if fuel economy is a high priority, both models are available with hybrid powertrains. For our Nissan SUV comparison, we’re going to compare the base engines so you can see the kind of power you get for less money:
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Now that you have some essential numbers in our Nissan Rogue comparison, take the next step and compare both the Nissan Rogue and Murano with test drives in Winston-Salem. Just stop by Modern Nissan of Winston Salem, or contact us and let us know which Nissan SUV models you want to try from our SUV inventory. Or, keep learning about our Nissan SUVs with a visit to our Nissan information hub.
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*MSRP excludes destination charges, tax, title, and license fees. Destination charges and actual dealer prices may vary. Vehicles displayed may contain optional equipment at additional cost.
