Used Nissan Rogue SL for Sale

Are you looking for a roomy crossover SUV that includes a suite of premium features and amenities? The Nissan Rogue SL may be the ride able to surpass expectations and deliver on the added comfort you seek. Across all model years, the Rogue SL's standard two-row seating leaves plenty of space in the rear for all their sports gear or a serious shopping spree. Luxury appointments include leather-trimmed seats, navigation, available remote start ability,¹ and voice-activated apps using Bluetooth^® technology and your compatible smartphone.² Front-wheel drive delivers a confident ride for daily errands, or opt for available all-wheel drive able to maintain traction over rain-soaked, snow-covered, or dirt roads. Roof rails expand your luggage capacity when taking off for some weekend fun.

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Q: Does the Nissan Rogue SL come with three or two-row seating?

A: A Family Package available on the 2014-2017 Rogue expanded seating capacity to seven, but the standard configuration comfortably seats five in two rows.

Q: Is there a Nissan Rogue SL Hybrid?

A: Yes, for model years 2017 to 2019 you can find a Rogue SL or Rogue SV Hybrid with a 2.0L gas engine and electric motor creating 176 net hp.

Q: Does the Nissan Rogue SL have FWD or AWD?

A: Front-wheel drive is standard for 2019 models, but all-wheel drive is offered as an option for the Rogue SL.

Q: How is the 2019 Nissan Rogue SL different from the Rogue SV?

A: The SV trim is the value level and features heated front seats, automatic climate control, and roof rails. The SL is the luxury trim and in addition to SV features has leather-trimmed seats, a hands-free liftgate, and driver memory system.

The Nissan Rogue SL brings a nice mix of luxury amenities combined with the space and versatility found in a crossover SUV. This model has been getting the kids to school and stocking up on supplies since 2007, with the second generation debuting in 2014. Powered by a 2.5L four-cylinder engine and continuously variable transmission, the 2017 FWD earns an EPA-estimated 33 mpg highway.³ Unless you find one with the three-row family package, there is 39.3 cubic feet of cargo space in the 2017 model, even with all the seats in the upright position. Should you need extra room for some supersized boxes, flip down the split rear bench seat to open up 70 cubic feet of space.

The cabin in the second generation Rogue SL is well-appointed including the leather-trimmed heated front seats with memory for the driver seat and side mirrors. The infotainment system includes a seven-inch color touchscreen with Apple CarPlay^®, Android Auto^™, and navigation apps.² A Bose^® nine-speaker surround sound system cranks out the tunes and dual-zone automatic climate control keeps everybody cool without constantly adjusting the settings. The hands-free liftgate requires just a wave of your foot to pop open. There is also a clever cargo management system that can create a hidden compartment or switch it around to give added support for taller items. Outside, added cameras and sensors create a 360-degree view on your backup camera display and automatically stop the vehicle when a moving object is detected while you are pulling in to park. Smart headlights switch from low to high beam depending on ambient light and traffic conditions.

Additional packages that were offered include a power moonroof, 19-inch aluminum alloy wheels, and premium leather seats. Driver assist features on the 2018 and earlier models required the Platinum Package, but lane departure, lane keeping, and pedestrian detection became standard for the 2019 model year.

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