2020 Nissan Rogue vs. 2020 Rogue Sport

Looking for a practical and efficient small SUV in Newnan? Thanks to the popularity of the Rogue with Douglasville-area drivers, Nissan launched the Rogue Sport in 2017. What are the benefits of the original 2020 Nissan Rogue compared to its Sport spinoff, and which best meets your needs and budget? Below, Scott Evans Nissan compares the Rogue Sport vs. Rogue trim levels so you can decide for yourself.

2020 Nissan Rogue vs. Rogue Sport: Dimensions

The Rogue and Rogue Sport have a lot in common, but you’ll definitely be able to tell them apart, especially after changes to the Sport’s exterior styling in 2020. Changes include a revised Nissan “V-Motion” grille and signature LED daytime running lights, plus newly designed tail lights, bumper, and hood. Put together, these changes lend a fittingly aggressive appearance to this sporty sibling of the Nissan Rogue. Compared to Sport, the elder Rogue is also noticeably larger. Compare Rogue vs. Rogue Sport dimensions, below:

• Length — The shorter Rogue Sport measured 172.8 inches long, making it a better choice for maneuvering into tight parking spots. The larger Rogue is still nimble, but a 184.5-inch length opens up more space inside the cabin.
• Cargo Space — The Rogue has the advantage when it comes to cargo space, offering up to 70.0 cubic feet compared to 61.1 cubic feet inside the Rogue Sport.

2020 Nissan Rogue vs. Rogue Sport: Engines

One advantage of any SUV is sporty driving dynamics, and you’ll find that with either the Rogue or Rogue Sport. The Rogue lives up to its higher price point, delivering both higher horsepower and better fuel efficiency. Still, you’ll get great performance for the price at all three Rogue Sport trim levels. Here’s a look at the Nissan Rogue compared to Sport performance specs:

• 2020 Nissan Rogue
  • 2.5L 4-cylinder engine
  • 170 horsepower and 147 pound-feet of torque
  • 26 city/33 highway EPA-estimated mpg
• 2020 Nissan Rogue Sport
  • 2.0L DOHC 16-valve inline 4-cylinder engine
  • 141 horsepower and 147 pound-feet of torque
  • 25 city/32 highway EPA-estimated mpg

2020 Nissan Rogue vs. Rogue Sport: Price

Both the Rogue and Rogue Sport are reasonably priced, starting at $25,490 and $23,430 MSRP respectively. All Rogue Sport and Rogue trim levels can be upgraded with AWD for $1,350. Plus, keep in mind that you can pay even less at Scott Evans Nissan with Rogue lease offers and finance specials.

• 2020 Nissan Rogue: Price and Trims
  • Rogue S — $25,490 MSRP
  • Rogue SV — $26,870 MSRP
  • Rogue SL — $31,840 MSRP
• 2020 Nissan Rogue Sport: Price and Trims
  • Rogue Sport S — $23,430 MSRP
  • Rogue Sport SV — $24,900 MSRP
  • Rogue Sport SL — $28,600 MSRP

Find Rogue or Rogue Sport Lease Offers in Carrollton

Now that you know about the benefits of the Rogue compared to the Sport, it’s time to make the call. Browse our Rogue and Rogue Sport inventories online, and see how Villa Rica drivers can save with Rogue lease offers and pre-owned models at Scott Evans Nissan. Contact us to schedule a test drive today!