Whether new or preowned, the Nissan Rogue is a popular option for Seattle drivers seeking a compact crossover boasting advanced tech, sleek looks and inspiring performance. With such a loyal fan-base, it’s no wonder that Autotrader named the Rogue a best used platform for 2019 – specifically models manufactured from 2014 – 2018.
It was a solid year for the Nissan Rogue in 2018. According to a recent report from the automaker, the crossover was the brand’s top-selling model for the third year in a row with 412,110 sales. That’s an overall increase of two percent, making it the Rogue’s best calendar year ever. What a milestone!
Seattle, the future is looking bright for the 2019 Rogue! As Nissan's top-selling nameplate in both 2017 and 2018, the crossover SUV is once again aiming to achieve chart-topping success for the coming year. And it won’t have to exert itself – the Rogue is already rolling in the accolades! Just last week, Motor Illustrated named the vehicle on its Top 15 SUVs for 2019 list, hailing the Rogue for its new safety and driver assist inclusions.
Your expectations prove high - but Nissan will fulfill them all. Prepare, Puyallup, for the arrival of the 2019 Rogue and its exclusive Special Edition Package.
When it comes to the Nissan Rogue, there is no doubt that this crossover is a favorite with drivers across North America. Not only is it one of the brand’s best-selling vehicles, but it also has an awards case filled with accolades from top automotive authorities. Just this week, the 2019 Rogue added a new honor to its list of praises – Consumer Guide bestowed its Best Buy Award to the vehicle in the Compact Crossover/SUV Class.
Demand more from the crossover market than mere power. Instead expect style, with the 2019 Rogue S delivering its Special Edition Package to Snoqualmie. This collection of premium upgrades transforms the platform from rugged to undeniable.
Scant inches define the highway experience - with cars pressed in tight formations, their bumpers nearly touching with every stop-and-go mile. This, you know, promises nothing but worry; and you grip the steering wheel anxiously, certain that a collision proves imminent.
Attention strays; focus wanes; and you find your thoughts drifting, lulled by the dullness of a commute. It’s late and your mind simply can’t maintain the rigid alertness needed to navigate the highway. Slowly, steadily, your car begins to swerve.
Simplicity now proves standard - with Nissan pairing its 2019 Rogue SV with Android Auto connectivity. No longer will Renton riders fumble with tiny smartphone screens. Instead this SUV will yield seven-inch clarity, allowing for seamless interfacing and quick content streaming.
