Used 2017 NissanRogue Sport SL

Performance & Driving DynamicsUnder the hood, this Rogue Sport SL packs a 2.0-liter, 4-cylinder engine that delivers 141 hp at 6,000 rpm and 147 lb-ft of torque at 4,400 rpm.HeraldNet+2J.D. Power+2It uses Nissans Xtronic CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission), giving you seamless, smooth shifts and an Eco mode to maximize efficiency.HeraldNet+1The AWD (all-wheel drive) system brings confident traction when you need it, especially in rain, snow, or tricky road conditions.J.D. Power+2Autoblog+2Ride & handling are nimble. The Rogue Sports smaller size, combined with a four-wheel independent suspension, makes it surprisingly agile and fun-to-steer.Regulations.gov+1Interior & ComfortThe SL is the top trim for Rogue Sport, so its loaded: heated leather seats, heated steering wheel, and power outside mirrors elevate the comfort factor.Autoblog+1It has a power sliding moonroof, giving that open-sky feeling on sunny drives.Auto Catalog ArchiveOn the tech front: 7 touchscreen, NissanConnect with navigation, voice recognition, and real-time apps.Auto Catalog ArchiveDual-zone automatic climate control helps keep front and rear passengers comfortable.HeraldNetCargo room is flexible: 19.9 cu. ft behind the rear seats, which expands to 53.3 cu. ft with them folded down.Auto Catalog ArchiveSafety & Driver-AssistanceIt comes with a suite of Nissan Intelligent Safety Shield technologies:Forward Emergency Braking with Pedestrian DetectionRegulations.gov+1Blind Spot WarningRegulations.govRear Cross Traffic AlertRegulations.govLane Departure Warning + Lane Departure PreventionRegulations.govTraction control and 4-wheel disc brakes (with ABS) help keep things stable.Regulations.gov+1Efficiency & PracticalityFuel economy is quite good for an AWD crossover: 24 mpg city / 30 mpg highway per EPA estimates.Kbb.comThe fuel tank holds about 14.5 gallons, so decent driving range.Auto Catalog ArchiveWith compact dimensions (around 172.4 in long), it's easy to maneuver in urban settings, but thanks to the AWD and torque, it's also capable when things get less tame.Velocity JournalPersonality & Why Its ExcitingSporty but sensible: Despite the Sport name, this isn't a high-horsepower brute its nimble, efficient, and built for real-world driving with a fun edge.All-weather confidence: AWD gives you that extra grip when roads get slippery, making it a great choice for varied climates or light adventure.Premium comfort in a compact crossover: Leather, heated everything (seats, steering), moonroof the SL gives you more luxury than many competitors at this size.Tech-savvy yet practical: Infotainment, safety features, and driver-assist tech come together in a small but capable package.