Hyundai Tucson and Its Nissan Rival Go Head-to-Head -- Which New SUV is Right for You?

Are you looking for a stylish, versatile and state of the art new crossover SUV in Shrewsbury, NJ? At Circle Hyundai, we offer a great selection of new 2021 Hyundai Tucson models, providing drivers with an upscale, comfortable and cutting edge new crossover SUV at a price that's sure to fit any budget. From getting the kids to school in West Long Brand or Red Bank to making your morning commute into Freehold and Middletown, NJ, the Tucson is designed to get you everywhere you need to go in the utmost comfort, for less. We know that finding the right vehicle can be difficult with so many options out there to choose from. That's why we're going to compare the new 2021 Hyundai Tucson to the 2021 Nissan Rogue, giving you the perspective you need to see how the new Tucson stacks up against its competitors and why it's an ideal choice to fit any lifestyle and needs around Tinton Falls, NJ and Neptune, NJ.

Hyundai Tucson vs. Nissan Rogue

• Price should always play a key role in deciding which vehicle you're going to buy. The new 2021 Tucson starts at just under $24,000 while the new Rogue starts at just under $26,000, allowing you to save when you choose the Tucson or even upgrade to a higher trim level for a comparable price.
• We know how cold it can get in Shrewsbury during the winter, and with available heated rear seats in the Tucson, you can ensure that everyone in the car is comfortable and warm on even the coldest winter days. The Rogue, however, doesn't offer heated rear seats until its top trim, which is just shy of $2,500 more expensive than the Tucson Ultimate.
• With cold winters, there's also hot summers, and with available ventilated front seats in the Tucson, you can ensure that you'll never be sticking to the seats. The Rogue, on the other hand, doesn't offer ventilated front seats.
• Both the Tucson and Rogue offer an available hands-free smart liftgate, but the Rogue needs you to use your foot underneath the rear of the vehicle to open it, while the Tucson allows you to automatically open the liftgate just by standing in the proximity of it with your key fob.
• Safety gets the utmost focus in the Tucson, which is why all models come with standard lane keeping assist, allowing the vehicle to guide you back into your own lane if it determines that you're starting to drift out of it. Lane keeping assist isn't available on the Rogue.
• The Tucson offers more extensive warranty coverage than the Rogue does, offering 5-years/60,000 miles new vehicle warranty and a 10-years/100,000 miles powertrain limited warranty. The Rogue offers a 3-years/36,000 mile new vehicle warranty and 5-years/60,000 mile powertrain limited warranty.

Learn More About the 2021 Hyundai Tucson During a Test Drive Around Shrewsbury, NJ

With so much more to discover throughout the lineup of new 2021 Hyundai Tucson models, we invite you to come join us at Circle Hyundai and test drive a model of your choice around Shrewsbury to discover it all today!