Used 2023 Nissan Rogue SV AWD

• Adaptive Cruise Control (Ad) - This feature provides information about the driver and their vehicle.
• Active Cruise Control - Road trips made easy with this feature.
• Active Cruise Control - This feature provides information about the driver and their vehicle.
• All Wheel Drive - AWD - This is a more comfortable ride for everyone with all wheel drive. It provides a common seating surface for the rear passengers, so they aren't stuck in one spot.
• Automatic Air Conditioning - Constantly fiddling with the A-C controls to maintain the cabin temperature is frustrating and distracting. Automatic air conditioning takes care of it for you by automatically adjusting the thermostat and fan settings as needed to maintain the temperature you select. Keep your cool, with automatic air conditioning.
• Automatic Vehicle Hold - Sitting in traffic doesn’t have to mean standing on the brakes thanks to Automatic Vehicle Hold. Once you’ve come to a complete stop, you can take your foot off the pedal and your vehicle won’t move until you press the gas, making your commute a little less tiresome. There’s no end to a complete stop with Automatic Vehicle Hold.
• Blind Spot Monitor - You checked the mirror, looked over your shoulder and still nearly collided with the car next to you. An active blind spot system not only alerts you to the presence of a vehicle to your sides or rear but helps prevent you from making an unsafe lane change. Replace fear and uncertainty with the confidence and safety of the Active blind spot system.
• Driver Attention Alert - Sometimes the drive is boring, sometimes you're tired, sometimes your mind starts to drift. Driver attention alert uses sensors to monitor the vehicle and/or driver’s behavior and will flash or sound a warning to help keep you focused on the road ahead. Driver Attention Alert helps ensure your car doesn't drift when you do.
• Forward Collision Mitigation - You look away for just a second and suddenly the vehicle in front of you has stopped. That's when the forward collision mitigation system comes to life. When it senses an impending impact, it will activate a combination of features to help prevent or reduce the severity of an accident. Forward collision mitigation is always looking ahead.
• Lane Departure Prevention - It only takes a moment of inattention for your vehicle to drift. With lane departure prevention, your vehicle takes corrective action to help you avoid unintentionally moving out of your lane. Lane departure prevention is an extra level of safety for you and those around you.
• LED Brake Lights - They light up faster and are brighter than incandescent bulbs, giving you greater visibility sooner to the cars behind you. The faster they know you’re stopping, the safer everyone is, especially at night. LED bulbs are also longer lasting and more efficient than traditional bulbs.
• LED Daytime Running Lights - These lights increase your visibility to oncoming traffic and in adverse weather conditions, so you can be seen and be safe. LED lights are also brighter and more efficient than incandescent bulbs, for even greater visibility to other drivers.
• LED Low and High Beam Headlamps - These produce an intense bluish-white light that more closely resembles natural daylight. In turn, you get a clearer view of the road ahead after the sun goes down. LED low and high beam headlamps are the perfect accessory for going out at night.
• Rear Collision Mitigation - Rear collision mitigation uses sensors to monitor the area behind you. If it senses an impending crash, it activates certain features to help prevent a collision or reduce the severity of it. Put your worries behind you with rear collision mitigation.
• Rear Parking Sensors - Using rear parking sensors, low speed maneuvers such as parking or reversing are easier than ever. A warning or beeping noise alerts you when you're getting too close to an object behind you. So back into that parking spot confidently. Parallel park without the bumper tap! Now any spot is the perfect spot when you have rear parking sensors.

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