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Drivers from Omaha to Gretna are shopping for a compact SUV to upgrade their commute. The 2020 Honda CR-V and the 2020 Nissan Rogue are both popular choices in their competitive SUV class, but one pulls ahead of the competition. Not sure if the Honda CR-V or Nissan Rogue is right for you? The Honda CR-V comes packed with a stronger base engine, more cargo space, and greater towing capacity all at a more affordable price point. Read on in the CR-V vs. Rogue comparison below from the skilled staff at Honda of Lincoln.
The first thing that most Bellevue area drivers are going to look for when comparing the Honda CR-V vs. Nissan Rogue is the starting price. With either the CR-V or Rogue, Lincoln area drivers will find that the MSRP is quite reasonable. However, the CR-V has a more competitive starting price than the Rogue:
Lincoln drivers want a compact SUV that performs, whether they’re commuting to Omaha or loading up gear for a family road trip. The base engine of the CR-V delivers that powerful compact SUV performance you’ve been searching for. Compare the CR-V vs. Nissan Rogue base-level performance specs to see which comes packed with more power:
Honda CR-V Engine Specs:
Nissan Rogue Engine Specs:
Both the CR-V and the Rogue are versatile SUVs favored by Lincoln drivers. When exploring the cargo capacity and towing capability of both vehicles, it’s clear that the CR-V interior offers more room for sports gear, groceries, or work supplies. The CR-V vs. Rogue towing also shows that the CR-V also is a better choice if you’re planning on hauling a small travel trailer or boat:
Honda CR-V Utility Specs
Nissan Rogue Utility Specs
When comparing the Honda CR-V vs. Nissan Rogue, it is clear the CR-V pulls ahead of the competition. The best way to explore this impressive compact SUV is by checking it out in person at Honda of Lincoln. Give us a call at 402-437-1234 to schedule a test drive today! Our finance team is standing by, ready to help you find the right vehicle to meet your budget. With our exclusive Honda CR-V specials, it is now easier than ever to drive off the lot in your dream car.
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*MSRP excluding tax, license, registration, $1,095.00 destination charge and options. Dealers set own prices.
