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!
Marcus Mariota vs 2018 Rogue
2014 Heisman Trophy Winner
University of Oregon – Quarterback
Belongs in a Class by Itself
Size
6’4”
15’4"x5’8"
Performance
105 Passing Touchdowns
The Flyin' Hawaiian threw for 105 touchdowns and scored 29 on the ground himself.
33 MPG Highway[*]
The Rogue’s highway fuel efficiency will have you going long between fill ups.
Versatility
Excellent
Untouchable speed? Check. Prolific passing? Absolutely. Some of us deal with what life throws, some do the throwing.
18 Variations[*]
The Divide-N-Hide Cargo System can accommodate whatever life throws at you.
Made Of
Steel
After Mariota hurdled Oregon State's Justin Strong in a reverse Heisman pose, there was no question what he was made of.
Steel
A frame that's corrosion-resistant and high-strength.
Maximum Speed
4.48 seconds
Mariota's 40 yard dash time is as untouchable as he is.
6,400 rpm
The Rogue's 2.5-litre DOHC 16-valve 4-cylinder engine serves up 170 horsepower.
Intelligence
353
After 353 passes without an interception between 2012–2013, it might as well be his IQ.
Intelligent Safety Shield Technologies
Available ProPILOTTM Assist[*], Blind Spot Warning[*], available Lane Departure Warning[*] & Intelligent Lane Intervention [*], available Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection[*], Rear Cross Traffic Alert[*] and available Intelligent Around View® Monitor with Moving Object Detection[*]. Learn more about Nissan Intelligent Mobility.
From
Honolulu, Hawaii
Watch him leave you in the dust while saying "Aloha."
Your Local Nissan Dealer
Come in and say "hello."
