See How the Nissan Rogue Sport Compares to the Competition in Greenvale, NY

With their exceptional maneuverability and nimble handling on Long Island freeways, compact SUVs are the perfect choice for New York City commuters and smaller families from Greenvale and Westbury. At Baron Nissan, we provide model research for the Nissan lineup, including the Nissan Rogue Sport.

By giving Great Neck customers more information about this athletic compact SUV and competitors like the Honda HR-V, Subaru Crosstrek, and Jeep Compass, they can see why the new Nissan Rogue Sport is the clear choice for their next crossover. Find the new Nissan Rogue Sport at your local Long Island Nissan dealer in Greenvale, NY.

Nissan Rogue Sport vs Honda HR-V

Nissan Rogue Sport vs Honda HR-V

  • Performance: Though the Honda HR-V gets a power bump in the new model, Honda's SUV doesn't offer an advanced valve timing system that improves performance like Nissan's SUV. Realtime all-wheel drive™ in the Honda HR-V and Intelligent All-Wheel Drive in the Nissan Rogue Sport mirror each other. Both earn 32 miles per gallon on Long Island highways between Westbury and Great Neck.
  • Interior: Westbury families will appreciate the additional interior space of the Nissan Rogue Sport, which offers a total cargo capacity of 61 cubic feet compared to 55 cubic feet in the Honda HR-V. Each five-seat SUV includes an automatic climate control system, but the Nissan Rogue Sport has a dual-zone feature to accommodate passengers in both rows. While Magic Seat® Tall Mode creates four feet of vertical cargo space, the Honda HR-V lacks the cargo-carrying capability of the Nissan Rogue Sport, which features underfloor storage and a Divide-N-Hide® Cargo System.
  • Technology: Both SUVs include a 7-inch infotainment touchscreen and Bluetooth®, but the Nissan Rogue Sport does a better job of keeping Glen Cove drivers connected through exclusive features like Nissan Door to Door Navigation, an Advanced Drive-Assist Display, and a Hands-Free Text Messaging Assistant.
  • Safety: Greenvale drivers get more peace of mind in Long Island traffic from additional safety features in the Nissan Rogue Sport. The Honda Sensing® safety suite is standard but only gives the Honda HR-V four driver assists. Blind Spot Warning and Rear Cross Traffic Alert aren't standard in the Honda HR-V like they are in the Nissan Rogue Sport. Nissan Safety Shield 360® suite provides six standard driver assists, and more are available through ProPILOT Assist.

Nissan Rogue Sport vs Subaru Crosstrek

Nissan Rogue Sport vs Subaru Crosstrek

  • Performance: Standard Subaru Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive and Intelligent All-Wheel Drive offer similar capability and traction support on Long Island roads. Great Neck motorists get a smoother driving experience through New York City with the Nissan Rogue Sport's Xtronic CVT®. Both SUVs earn over 30 miles per gallon on Long Island freeways. While the Subaru Crosstrek offers two BOXER® flat-4 engines, the base engine produces less torque (145 to 147 pound-feet) than the Nissan Rogue Sport, which delivers superior performance with an advanced valve timing system for its 4-cylinder engine.
  • Interior: With a max cargo volume of 61 cubic feet and a Divide-N-Hide® Cargo System, there's more room for Greenvale families in Nissan's five-seat SUV compared to 55 cubic feet of cargo space in the five-passenger Subaru Crosstrek.
  • Technology: While the Crosstrek offers Subaru STARLINK® Multimedia, only a 6.5-inch infotainment touchscreen is standard. That's smaller than the Rogue Sport's standard NissanConnect® 7-inch color touchscreen display. Subaru's SUV does offer TomTom® voice-activated navigation that mirrors Nissan Door to Door Navigation in the Rogue Sport. The Crosstrek doesn't offer a Hands-Free Text Messaging Assistant.
  • Safety: Subaru EyeSight® Driver Assist Technology gives the Crosstrek several safety features, but the Blind Spot Detection system and Rear Cross-Traffic Alert aren't standard. Those safety features are standard in the Rogue Sport, thanks to the Nissan Safety Shield 360® suite. The Crosstrek doesn't offer a suite of intelligent safety features either like the Rogue Sport does with ProPILOT Assist. Some safety features include Traffic Sign Recognition, Intelligent Lane Intervention, and Intelligent Around View® Monitor to assist Glen Cove drivers in Long Island traffic or tight spaces.

Nissan Rogue Sport vs Jeep Compass

Nissan Rogue Sport vs Jeep Compass

  • Performance: While the Jeep Compass achieves 200 horsepower and 221 pound-feet of torque from a 2.0-liter turbocharged engine, Jeep's SUV is less fuel-efficient, earning 31 miles per gallon. The MultiAir® 2 valve train system boosts fuel economy in the Compass like the advanced valve timing system does in the Nissan Rogue Sport, which earns 32 highway miles per gallon.
  • Design: The Nissan Rogue Sport is more spacious than the five-seat Jeep Compass, which offers 59 cubic feet of cargo space. Nissan's SUV can expand from 20 to 61 cubic feet of cargo space while offering extra room with the Divide-N-Hide® Cargo System and underfloor storage. The Jeep Compass has smaller 16-inch aluminum wheels, while the Nissan Rogue Sport gives Glen Cove drivers their choice of 17 or 19-inch aluminum-alloy wheels.
  • Technology: The Jeep Compass offers Uconnect® 5 infotainment and a wireless charging pad. The 10.25-inch Driver Information Digital Cluster Display is similar to the Rogue Sport's Advanced Drive-Assist Display. Nissan Intelligent Mobility, Nissan Connect® Services, and Nissan Door to Door Navigation give Greenvale drivers more connectivity. There's no Hands-Free Text Messaging Assistant with Voice Recognition in Jeep's SUV.
  • Safety: Blind Spot Monitoring with Rear Cross Path Detection and four other safety features are standard in the Jeep Compass, but this SUV doesn't include a suite like the Rogue Sport's Nissan Safety Shield 360®. There's also no High Beam Assist in the Jeep Compass.

    • Nissan Rogue Sport vs Toyota Corolla Cross

    Nissan Rogue Sport vs. Toyota Corolla Cross

    • Performance: The smallest Toyota Crossover sports a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that churns out 169 horsepower and 150 pound-feet of torque. There is also a hybrid model that makes 194 horsepower with all-wheel drive, but the price for that version rises significantly.
    • Design: The interior space of the Corolla Cross is average, though the 24 cubic feet of cargo space is good for the class. However, there is just 89 cubic feet of passenger space and those in the rear seats will be cramped when compared to the Nissan Rogue Sport.
    • Technology: The 2023 Toyota Corolla Cross comes with a seven-inch infotainment display, matching the Rogue Sport. Both come with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as standard, but only the Nissan offers the active driver display as an optional extra.
    • Safety: Both the Nissan Rogue Sport and Toyota Corolla Cross offer a suite of standard safety features that include forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking, lane keep assist, and pedestrian detection.

    Test Drive This New Nissan SUV Around Long Island to See How the Rogue Sport Stands Out

    Westbury shoppers will appreciate the affordability of the Nissan Rogue Sport, which has a starting price more than $3,000 less than Jeep's SUV. Nissan's SUV offers more space than all three compact crossovers, along with superior safety and technology features. After test driving the new Nissan Rogue Sport around Long Island, Glen Cove customers can get special financing from the Baron Nissan finance center.