Nissan Rogue Sport vs Subaru Crosstrek

When you have a reliable crossover SUV that you can depend on no matter where life takes you, you never want the journey to end. Whether you're camping, hiking, road tripping, or simply out for a weekend getaway, the 2018 Nissan Rogue Sport and the Subaru Crosstrek are two exciting crossovers that you can count on to keep the adventure going.

The experts at Andy Mohr Nissan have created this comparison between the Nissan Rogue Sport and the Subaru Crosstrek to help Indianapolis, Lawrence, and Speedway drivers decide which is the ideal fit for their individual taste and needs.

Read on to explore some of the unique benefits and features that set these two crossover SUVs apart from the rest.

Nissan Rogue Sport vs Subaru Crosstrek: High-Tech Features

The Nissan Rogue Sport and the Subaru Crosstrek are designed with the needs of the modern world in mind. Both keep you fully connected, charged, and adequately outfitted with convenient technology for a well-rounded driving experience.

Both are available with convenient technology that gives you access to all your apps along with Apple CarPlay? and Android Auto?. From entertainment and navigation aides to voice-controlled systems and hands-free calling, the Nissan Rogue Sport and the Subaru Crosstrek are designed to make you feel right at home.

The Nissan Rogue Sport takes this notion of technology-aided convenience to a higher level through its NissanConnect® Services powered by SiriusXM®. This available feature lets you use a variety of handy technology that includes the following:

• Remote door lock and unlock, using a compatible smartphone
• Remote engine stop and start
• Parked car finder

In the event that you're not the only one who drives your Nissan Rogue Sport, you can keep tabs on it with NissanConnect® by using the Speed Alert and Curfew Alert features. Neither of these features are offered in the Subaru Crosstrek.

Rogue Sport vs Crosstrek: Interior Differences

The Nissan Rogue Sport interior and the Subaru Crosstrek have plenty to offer in terms of cargo comfort. For starters, second-row air-conditioning vents are standard in the Nissan Rogue Sport and available in the Subaru Crosstrek. Next, both have available heated front seats. Additionally, the Nissan Rogue Sport offers an available heated steering wheel.

Two more aspects of comfort that set the Nissan Rogue Sport apart from the Subaru Crosstrek is its available dual zone automatic temperature control, as well as the available memory front seats that remember your seat and side mirror preferences.

Nissan Rogue Sport vs Subaru Crosstrek: Exterior Accessories

Accessories have the power to add that personal touch that helps make your new car unique to you. For example, both cars have roof rail crossbars to help you carry necessary cargo, such as camping supplies, skis, and bikes. Plus, the 2018 Nissan Rogue Sport includes external ground lighting for added security, as well as a chrome rear bumper protector to shield your bumper from scratches when loading and unloading cargo.

While the Crosstrek comes with exterior features and accessories, it doesn't offer external ground lighting or a chrome exterior bumper like the Rogue Sport does.

Should I Buy the Rogue Sport or Crosstrek?

Both the Nissan Rogue Sport and the Subaru Crosstrek are sure to add a whole new dimension to any adventure. However, we think the technology features, interior comfort, and external accessories of the Nissan Rogue Sport make it the better fit for drivers in the Indianapolis, Lawrence, and Speedway areas.

If you're ready to see what happens when this sporty SUV gets out on the road, contact Andy Mohr Nissan to schedule your test drive.

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