Nissan Decides It Can’t Kill The Current Rogue

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Nissan Decides It Can't Kill The Current Rogue

By picking a name that sounds like a supermarket house brand, Nissan prolongs the life of a very popular, very anonymous compact SUV. While the company introduces the new, longer 2014 Rogue that now offers seven seatbelts, Nissan has quietly announced the current Rogue will soldier on and announced the 2014 Rogue Select.

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