Now these are the sort of buttons that could live in a menu on a touchscreen to declutter things a bit. Not, say, climate and radio controls like some manufacturers do.
If you have a low garage clearance, maybe you don't want people hitting the auto-open button without thinking? Depends on how far it can open and how teachable the stopping point is. The damn spoiler on my Mazda6 5-door just hits the garage door inside handle when the liftgate is fully open (6'4" bay openings). A CUV liftgate probably opens to a smaller angle, but its hinge point is higher up and the backlight is raked differently. Looking at the dimensions and the rear profile of the Rogue, if the liftgate rises to where the rear is parallel to the ground or higher, it would probably hit the stowed open door in my garage.
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Now these are the sort of buttons that could live in a menu on a touchscreen to declutter things a bit. Not, say, climate and radio controls like some manufacturers do.
If you have a low garage clearance, maybe you don't want people hitting the auto-open button without thinking? Depends on how far it can open and how teachable the stopping point is. The damn spoiler on my Mazda6 5-door just hits the garage door inside handle when the liftgate is fully open (6'4" bay openings). A CUV liftgate probably opens to a smaller angle, but its hinge point is higher up and the backlight is raked differently. Looking at the dimensions and the rear profile of the Rogue, if the liftgate rises to where the rear is parallel to the ground or higher, it would probably hit the stowed open door in my garage.