When you sit down with us to lease a Nissan Rogue, we start with the vehicle itself and then build the lease around how you plan to drive it. That means looking at the Rogue trim you want, how many miles you expect to drive each year, how long you'd like to keep it, and what you'd like your payments to look like. We'll also review your amount due at signing and any current lease offers that may apply to the Rogue you're considering.

Our job is to make sure you understand the numbers before you make a decision. We'll walk you through the monthly payment, mileage allowance, lease term and costs due at signing, and explain what each part means for you. If you're comparing leasing with financing, we can go over those options side by side so you can choose the approach that makes the most sense for how you plan to drive your next Rogue.

Prefer to start from your couch? Rosen Express Checkout lets you complete much of the vehicle-shopping process online. You can use the tool to calculate estimated payments, get an online value for your current vehicle, apply for financing and put down a deposit. You can also schedule a test drive online when you're ready to see a Rogue in person.

That means you can handle some of the preliminary work before visiting us, including getting a better idea of your payment options and what your trade may be worth. You can start online and finish at the dealership, or use the online tools to take care of as much of the process as you prefer.

Similar to selecting mileage and term length for your lease, choosing which Nissan Rogue trim level to lease comes down to how you want your SUV to fit into your everyday life. The S is a straightforward starting point for drivers who want the essentials, while the SV adds more convenience for everyday driving.

If you want something with a more rugged personality, the Rock Creek brings an adventure-focused approach to the Rogue. The Dark Armor adds distinctive styling, while the Platinum sits at the top of the lineup for drivers who want a more premium experience. The Rogue has also earned a Best Buy designation from Consumer Guide Automotive, giving shoppers another point of reference when considering it alongside other compact SUVs.*