Seating for five in the 2022 Nissan Rogue and the Honda CR-V means your little ones will be treated to a big space. However, as your kids grow into lanky teenagers, they can enjoy 43.3 inches of rear headroom in the Rogue. The CR-V only offers 39.2 inches.

Similarly, you and your partner may prefer the extra room up front in the Rogue:

As you can see, even taller drivers are sure to appreciate the extra inches in the Rogue.

The following technologies are standard in both models:

• Intelligent Forward Collision Warning
• Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection
• Lane Departure Warning

These systems keep you alert on the unpredictable highway and can even bring your vehicle to a complete stop if a frontal collision seems imminent.

Of course, you can never be too safe, so the Rogue also provides Blind Spot Warning and Rear Cross Traffic Alert standard as well. It keeps an eye on your side blind zones on the highway and when in reverse to ensure you're on your way safely.

Unfortunately, if you want these comforts in the CR-V, you'll need to select a higher trim level since it's not a standard feature.

Through ProPILOT Assist with Navi-link, your SUV will maintain a set speed and following distance between you and the car ahead while also working to keep you centered within your lane.

The best part is this available system pairs to your navigational system to slow your vehicle down when your exit ramp or a turn in the road approaches. The result is a relaxing ride every time you're behind the wheel.

The Honda CR-V does come standard with Adaptive Cruise Control. However, a more advanced system like ProPILOT Assist is not available, so you won't be treated to those amenities.