The biggest allure of the 2017 Nissan Rogue is the tech inside

This year, Business Insider dubbed the Acura NSX the Car of the Year, but there were several other cars we loved even if they didn't make our finalists list.One such car is the Nissan Rogue that I took for a spin in November.The Rogue, which has had three years of sales growth since 2014, is anticipated to becomes Nissan's top-selling vehicle. As a fairly loyalist Subaru driver, I decided to take the revamped 2017 model for a spin and see what all the fuss was about.The 2017 Nissan Rogue feels luxurious while still acting as a comfortable, easy-to-drive crossover. Scroll down for a closer look:SEE ALSO:Subaru's 2017 Forester is still one of the best crossover SUVs you can buyI will be the first to admit that it's difficult for me to fall in love with a crossover SUV outside Subaru. Considering the Forester was my very first car, I've somewhat succumbed to the cult following that if you're looking for an affordable crossover, that's the way to go.But there's plenty to be excited about with the 2017 Nissan Rogue. Starting at a base price of $23,820, I took a spin in the SL Premium model that costs $31,310, which I consider reasonable considering all of the perks it comes with.For those familiar with the Rogue, the 2017 model comes with a revamped front fascia that includes integrated fog lamps with the bumper. It's a powerful look without being ostentatious.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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