Nissan announced yesterday that the current-generation Rogue would be concurrently produced for U.S. sales in Japan, Korea and the automaker's Smyrna, Tennessee plant, which had us wondering: What about the Rogue Select?
According to a Nissan spokesman, the Rogue Select (which is essentially the last-generation Rogue) won't be built alongside the current-generation Rogue in Japan, which may spell the end of the Select model in the states.
It's unclear how many Rogue Selects Nissan sells in the U.S. Nissan doesn't differentiate in its sales data between the two Rogue models. Last year, Cars.com reported that as much as 43 percent of new Rogues on dealer lots were Rogue Selects.
Nissan sells the 2015 Rogue Select for $2,990 less than 2015 Rogue.
A Nissan spokesman didn't specify how many Rogues on sale in the U.S. would be built in Japan, Korea or the U.S.
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