Nissan Rogue vs. Ford Edge: Engine Performance, Mileage, And Power.
Due to the nature of the Rogue's more petite frame and slighter profile as a crossover, it is noticeably smaller than the Edge, and that theme carries over to the engine. However, it is not a significant difference until examining the gas mileage capacities. The engines and performance comparisons are as follows: Nissan Rogue
- Intercooled Turbo Regular Unleaded I-3
- 5 Liter
- 201 Horsepower @ 5600 RPM
- Turbocharged: Standard
- EPA City Mileage: 30
- EPA Highway Mileage: 37
- Trailer Towing Capacity: 1500lbs
Ford Edge
- Intercooled Turbo Regular Unleaded I-3
- 0 Liter
- 250 Horsepower @ 5500 RPM
- Turbocharged: Optional
- EPA City Mileage: (2023 Unreleased) 21 (2022)
- EPA Highway Mileage: (2023 Unreleased) 28 (2022)
- Trailer Towing Capacity: 1500
With similar towing capacity and vastly superior gas mileage, the Nissan Rogue is the better city and multipurpose vehicle. However, it does lack all-wheel drive, a feature that is standard on the Ford Edge. 
Nissan Rogue vs. Ford Edge: Looking At Interiors And Cargo Space
When it comes to the design of the interior, the Nissan Rogue is more slick and luxurious than the uninspired and uncontroversial designs of the Ford Edge. Each of the SUVs can seat up to five passengers comfortably. In terms of legroom and headroom in the front seat, the Rogue and Edge are roughly equal. The Edge has slightly larger headroom and shoulder room in both rows, while the back seat is a few inches larger than the Rogue. Surprisingly, the smaller Nissan Rogue has a considerably larger space for cargo, and its lay-flat back seats allow owners to expand their storage.
Nissan Rogue vs. Ford Edge: Price And Options
In terms of price, the Nissan Rogue is the far better deal. Newer models of the Rogue start at $27,360 MSRP, and the Edge starts at $37,945 MSRP. This difference comes down to the AWD capabilities and larger size of the Edge. The Nissan Rogue is the more economical and environmentally friendly option.
Nissan Rogue vs. Ford Edge: Winner?
While each is a different style of vehicle with a diverse set of distinct traits from one another, the Ford Edge is just beaten out by the Nissan Rogue. It is only slightly smaller than its midsized competitor but has superb value, range, gas mileage, and similar performance. Don't believe us, or are you suspicious of our bias? Come and test drive a new or pre-owned Nissan Rogue at Charlie Clark Nissan today!
