Nissan will let customers compare rival RAV4 at dealerships

Nissan expects about half of its U.S. dealers will have a Toyota RAV4, above, on lots so people can cross-shop it with the 2021 Rogue. (AUTOMOTIVE NEWS ILLUSTRATION)

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November 09, 2020 05:00 AM

In a bold move to sell more of its volume-leading Rogue crossovers, Nissan will bring Toyota to its dealerships.

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