Ford Bronco vs Nissan Rogue

There’s plenty of ground to cover around Tunkhannock, Harveys Lake, Dallas, and Wilkes-Barre, PA. You’ll want to be sure you have an SUV that can handle whatever it meets on and off the road. We know there are plenty of options for your next SUV and we want to help make your decision easier.

To do so, our team at Tunkhannock Ford has put two capable SUV choices side-by-side for this Ford Bronco vs. Nissan Rogue comparison. Continue reading below to see which is right for you.

Ford Bronco vs Nissan Rogue: Capability

Both the Ford Bronco and Nissan Rogue feature a 4x4 or all-wheel drive system for off-road capability. However, while the Rogue’s Intelligent All-Wheel Drive (AWD) system is an available feature, the Bronco’s 4x4 with Part-Time Selectable Engagement system is standard. The Bronco also offers an Advanced 4x4 with Automatic On-Demand Engagement system, while the Rogue only has one AWD option.

With their 4x4 capabilities, both vehicles also feature selectable drive modes to help with driving in different conditions. While the Rogue features up to five available drive modes, the Bronco once again ups the ante by offering up to seven G.O.A.T. (Goes Over Any Type of Terrain) Modes™ as part of its standard Terrain Management System™.

Ford Bronco vs Nissan Rogue: Interior

Inside, both vehicles offer a comfortable journey with seating for up to five passengers, available leather-trimmed seats, optional heated front seats, and 60/40-split folding rear seats for cargo storage options. When it comes to interior space, however, the Ford Bronco takes the edge over the Rogue in almost every category:

	Ford Bronco	Nissan Rogue
Maximum Passenger Volume	108.2 cubic feet	105.4 cubic feet
Maximum Front/Rear Legroom	43.1 inches/36.3 inches	43.3 inches/38.5 inches
Maximum Front/Rear Headroom	43.3 inches/41.1 inches	41.1 inches/39.2 inches
Maximum Front/Rear Shoulder Room	57.1 inches/56.5 inches	57.1 inches/55.9 inches
Standard/Maximum Cargo Space	38.3 cubic feet/83.0 cubic feet	36.5 cubic feet/74.1 cubic feet

When you want to stretch out during a long drive or if you want to be sure you have enough room for your bags, camping gear, or items for the beach, then the Bronco is the top choice.

With the Ford Bronco, you also have the ability to remove your doors and roof so you can truly feel the air of adventure around you. The Nissan Rogue does not offer a similar feature.

Try it for Yourself!

When it comes to the Ford Bronco vs. the Nissan Rogue, both make strong cases as capable SUVs. However, you’ll truly be able to choose your own adventure with the variety of choices and pure power provided by the Bronco.

If you’re a driver in and around Tunkhannock, Harveys Lake, Dallas, and Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, and you’d like to see for yourself if the Bronco is right for you, then come to Tunkhannock Ford or get in touch with our team. We’ll be happy to set you up for a test drive!