Most trims will have a 14.5-gallon gas tank, but the Select SUV four-door S 2WD four-cylinder model and the Select SUV four-door S AWD four-cylinder model are both equipped with a 15.9-gallon gas tank. Since both of these models get slightly lower gas mileage, however, you’ll still have to fill up your tank just as often.

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How to check your Nissan Rogue’s gas tank size yourself

If you’re unsure of the Rogue’s trim level and want to figure out its gas tank size another way, there are three methods to go about doing this.

Drive to empty, then fill up the tank

Let your car reach empty before you visit the pump. Then, when you do finally fill up your tank again, check the pump to see how much fuel you put into your car. If you fill up your tank completely, the number on the display should be close to your Nissan’s gas tank capacity.

Check your owner’s manual

Most vehicle manuals will include information about the car’s gas tank. Check the table of contents or index of your manual for words like fuel, gas, or fuel tank to help you locate this information.

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Calculate it using your gas tank’s volume

This definitely isn’t the easiest way to find your car’s fuel tank capacity, but it’s a good option for the math fans among us.

First, take a tape measure and record the length, width, and height of your fuel reservoir in inches. Multiply these three numbers together to get the volume of your gas tank in cubic inches.

Finally, divide this number by 231, or the number of inches in a gallon, to get your car’s fuel tank capacity.

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Saving on fuel costs in a Nissan Rogue

The 2014 Nissan Rogue gets about 26 MPG in the city and 33 MPG on the highway, meaning it gets excellent fuel economy. Still, if you’d like to save a little money on gas, there are a few ways to reduce your fuel costs:

Don’t idle, especially in the cold. Idling is a textbook waste of fuel since you’re using gasoline without actually driving. In the colder months, idling uses even more fuel since it requires more energy to keep the engine warm.

Keep up with maintenance. A poorly maintained car won’t be as fuel-efficient as a vehicle that’s up to date on all of its basic maintenance needs, particularly any maintenance related to your oil or oil filter.

Drive more carefully. If you’re able to avoid using the accelerator excessively or braking unnecessarily, you’ll save fuel because you won’t be wasting as much energy.

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