Nissan Rogue Vs. Honda CR-V: Compare Cars
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The seats materials are good and the seats themselves offer good support.
The seats were comfortable, and its cloth upholstery was unoffensive in its pattern and texture.
Seating is uncomfortable for long trips.
QUALITY | 7 out of 10
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The seats materials are good and the seats themselves offer good support.
AutoWeek
The seats were comfortable, and its cloth upholstery was unoffensive in its pattern and texture.
Cars.com
Seating is uncomfortable for long trips.
CNET
With a reasonably quiet cabin and enough space for four adults and their carry-ons, the Nissan Rogue puts a priority on packaging. It could use more comfortable seats, though.
Head and leg room aren't the issue in the Rogue, which also has a fairly spacious cargo area. The seats themselves could use some improvement: they feel thin, and could benefit from thicker padding to make longer trips easier.
The rear seats recline for better comfort, and they fold down to boost cargo space. That space, even with the back seats up, is ample, and the cargo floor is quite low.
The Rogue's ride quality is good too, which will make most sensibly minded buyers happy, though some surfaces can bring out pitchy motion and road noise.
Conclusion
It's roomy, but the Rogue could use more comfortable seats.
