Have you been weighing the features of the 2022 Jeep Cherokee and the 2022 Nissan Rogue? If you need some guidance as to which one to pick for riding around Connellsville, Greensburg, or Uniontown, read our comparison. The team at C. Harper CDJR has created this overview to save you some time on research and provide a quick shopping guide.
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Want to enjoy your travels to the fullest? Hop inside the Jeep Cherokee or the Nissan Rogue to experience comfort at its finest. These two SUVs are built with you in mind. So, no matter where your next destination is, you’ll feel comfortable from the moment you step in to the moment you arrive.
However, the Cherokee is equipped with more standard amenities to provide drivers with an enhanced ride experience.
Comfort items make up every Jeep and Nissan SUV, so you’ll feel cozy while you’re scaling dizzying heights or descending steep hills. The Jeep provides heated front seats and a heated steering wheel to match. If you want heated rear seats, you can add them.
When you need a refresher, switch on the available ventilated front seats. Fresh air provides an alternative through the dazzling optional Dual-Pane Panoramic Sunroof.
You can sink into comforting front and rear heated seats as well as grip a heated steering wheel in the Nissan with available upgrades! When the weather is warm, you and your rear passengers can enjoy the breeze through the Rogue’s available Dual-Panel Panoramic Moonroof.
However, chilly mornings and nights can happen year-round. The Jeep Cherokee takes this into account with its standard heated seats and steering wheel! Driving in the heat can be comfortable in the Cherokee as well thanks to optional ventilated front seats—a feature unavailable to the Rogue.
Whether your next SUV will be your family car or your everyday commuter, it’s crucial that your top choices have standard safety. After all, keeping you and your precious cargo safe is important. Fortunately, both the Jeep Cherokee and the Nissan Rogue make your security a top priority with their integrated safety suites.
Driving forward is one thing and moving in reverse is a completely different ball game. This raises the question: Which model delivers the most peace of mind in any driving scenario?
Safety doesn’t have to mean constantly looking over your shoulder. With both vehicles, you can count on having cutting-edge tools at your disposal. In the Jeep, they include:
- Blind Spot Monitoring and Rear Cross Path Detection
- ParkView® Rear Back Up Camera
- Full-Speed Forward Collision Warning with Active Braking
The Rogue’s Safety Shield® 360 provides similar systems, like Blind Spot Warning and Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Rear View Monitor, and Intelligent Forward Collision Warning.
Has it been a while since you parallel parked? Let the Jeep’s exclusive and optional Parallel and Perpendicular Park Assist with Full Stop lend a hand. This helpful feature streamlines your ability to seamlessly squeeze into any spot. Say goodbye to parking far away from your destination. This feature can make any parking spot work.
The Nissan Rogue’s sideview mirrors and rear-view monitor will aid you when in reverse. However, for added peace of mind while parking, the Jeep Cherokee can make you feel like a parking pro.
The weekend is coming. What plans are you making? Heading out to your favorite campground? Spending hours fishing out on the lake? Visiting friends a few towns over? Wherever you plan to go, the Jeep Cherokee and the Nissan Rogue will get you there in stride.
If your upcoming activities require towable equipment or off-roading capabilities, the Jeep Cherokee offers all the pulling power and dust-busting capabilities you’ll need.
More versatility comes in the performance you can get from your Jeep Cherokee. For one thing, you have the choice of two engines. The 3.2L Pentastar® V6 engine pushes out 271 horsepower with 239 lb-ft of torque.
Need a bit more power? Opt for the 2.0L turbo engine that produces 270 horsepower with 295 lb-ft of torque.
Only one engine powers the Nissan Rogue. Its 1.5L engine produces 201 horsepower with 225 lb-ft of torque, allowing the Jeep to dominate this category.
When you decide to go with 4-wheel drive (4WD), the Jeep adds dedicated 4x4 systems, such as the Active Drive series, designed to handle tough rides anywhere. For more control over the road, the Nissan offers Intelligent All-Wheel Drive.
Do you use the weekend for adventure or find yourself hauling materials for DIY projects? If so, then you’ll want to know the towing capacity you need. The Jeep’s maximum towing capacity tops out at 4,500 pounds, while the Nissan can only tow up to 1,500 pounds.
Instead of weighing the features of the 2022 Jeep Cherokee vs. the 2022 Nissan Rogue, read our comparison. It’s fitting for all Connellsville, Greensburg, and Uniontown shoppers. Finalize your decision by scheduling a test drive at C. Harper CDJR.
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