Who will come out on top?
Winning the Heisman Trophy? Yeah, we think that’s pretty impressive. But how do these six winners stack up against some of Nissan’s finest rides? Who will be the fastest, the strongest, the most... family-friendly of them all? Pick a player to find out!
Eddie George vs 2018 Rogue Sport
1995 Heisman Trophy Winner
Ohio State University – Running Back
Agile Crossover, Up for Anything
Size
6’3”
14’4”x6’
Leg Room
3,668 Yards
His legs beat the competition, with 3,668 career college rushing yards.
42.8”
You don't have to rush over 3,000 yards to enjoy stretching your legs in the front seat.
Nimble Handling
20 games
You've got to be nimble to rush over 100 yards in a single game. You've got to be unstoppable to do it 20 times.
104.2 inches
With a 104.2" wheelbase and 4-wheel independent suspension, there's a reason the Rogue Sport is nimble.
Quick Starts
Top 15
With three of the top 15 rushing performances in Ohio State history, George's engine starts instantly.
Remote Engine Start System
You can start your Rogue Sport with the touch of a button with the available Remote Engine Start System[*].
Up for Anything
Acting Chops
First he took on the gridiron, then he took on Broadway in a seven-week run as Larry Flynn in Chicago.
Divide-n-Hide® Cargo System
No matter where you're heading, no matter what you're doing, Rogue Sport is ready with the available Divide-n-Hide® Cargo System[*].
Power
44 Touchdowns
George ran for 44 career touchdowns, the third-most all-time at Ohio State.
4,400 rpm
4,400 rpm give the Rogue Sport's MR20DD engine 147 pounds of torque.
