Added exterior amenities include 18-inch wheels, LED headlights, fog lights, and a motion-activated liftgate. The Rogue Hybrid SL AWD we tested starts at $32,510, while the FWD version starts at $31,160. Driver assists include hill start assist, cruise control, blind spot warning, automatic forward emergency braking, and rear cross traffic alert. Standard tech includes a 5-inch in-dash display with a rearview monitor, Siri Eyes Free voice control for iPhones, Bluetooth, and a six-speaker audio system with CD, AM/FM and satellite radio, and USB and auxiliary inputs. Standard interior amenities include a six-way power driver seat, a four-way manual front passenger seat, 60/40-split rear seat, cloth seat trim, heated front seats, a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shifter, dual-zone automatic climate control, keyless entry and ignition, and remote start. Standard exterior features include 17-inch aluminum alloy wheels, automatic halogen headlights, LED taillights and daytime running lights, body-colored and heated outside mirrors with integrated turn signals, chrome door handles, and roof rails. The Rogue Hybrid SV starts at $26,240 for FWD and $27,590 for AWD. Power is transferred to the wheels via continuously variable transmission (CVT). The gasoline engine is rated at 141 horsepower and the 30kW electric motor at 40 horsepower, for a net hybrid power rating of 176 horsepower. Both come with a 2.0-liter inline four-cylinder engine and a lithium-ion battery with a unique one-motor, two-clutch control. The 2017 Nissan Rogue Hybrid is available in two trim levels in either FWD or AWD. So while the Rogue Hybrid is a good value compared with the standard model, it pays to shop around. Even the top-of-the-line gas-only Honda CR-V costs about the same and has comparable fuel economy. The Toyota RAV-4 Hybrid offers much better performance than the Rogue and similar fuel economy, for instance. But that doesn't make it the best value overall. The Nissan Rogue Hybrid makes this decision easier, since there's only a $1,000 difference between it and the traditional gas version. There are many factors involved when buying a car, and choosing between a hybrid versus gasoline-only model is a relatively new one.

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