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ROGUE,   But less so

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It is a common if somewhat lazy marketing technique to give a new product an old name in order to provide it with an instant boost of recognition in the marketplace.

In the case of the Nissan Rogue Sport, such name loaning is at least halfway accurate. The new small SUV is essentially a shrunken version of the existing Rogue. With a foot less length and a couple hundred pounds less curb weight, the Rogue Sport’s mission is to

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