Kris Van de Sande
Nissan Rogue: Rogue One Star Wars Limited Edition

Nissan and Lucasfilm joined forces in one of the largest team-ups ever, with the first-ever Star Wars-branded full-size production vehicle, the 2017 Nissan Rogue: Rogue One Star Wars Limited Edition. The announcement delivered at the unveiling at the Los Angeles Auto Show last week by Jeremy Tucker, Vice President, Marketing Communications, Nissan North America, Inc, promises to be a must for Star Wars fans. The Nissan Rogue is already Nissan’s top selling model, but the 2017 model should be an even bigger seller.

LOS ANGELES AUTO SHOW -- Pictured: Nissan Rogue One -- Photo by: Andrew Chen / @LAGRAFFITI
Kris Van de Sande LOS ANGELES AUTO SHOW — Pictured: Nissan Rogue One — Photo by: Andrew Chen / @LAGRAFFITI

There will only be 5,400 limited edition Star Wars Limited Editions, with 5,000 going to buyers in the U.S. And 400 going to Canada. The limited Rogue One will come in two colors based off the iconic troopers from the film: Black or White, and are the first time the Star Wars logo is placed on a vehicle by Lucasfilm. And to make the deal that much better, each car sold will come with a limited edition Deathtrooper helmet, which according to Tucker, will be the only replica sanctioned by Lucasfilm. Those interested in signing up for one can visit nissanusa.com for more details.

At the Nissan booth at the Los Angeles Auto Show, a life size TIE Fighter sits behind a Nissan Rogue, with plenty of costumes from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story also on display.

LOS ANGELES AUTO SHOW -- Pictured: Nissan Rogue One -- Photo by: Andrew Chen / @LAGRAFFITI
Kris Van de Sande LOS ANGELES AUTO SHOW — Pictured: Nissan Rogue One — Photo by: Andrew Chen / @LAGRAFFITI

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story arrives in theaters nation-wide December 16th.

See Nissan’s Rogue One advertisement

https://youtu.be/pc8ftsMUmKc

See the Nissan Los Angeles Auto Show reveal:

https://youtu.be/ZSLYRGDhsyw

Photography by: Andrew Chen @lagraffiti

David Yeh
A long time fan of both Disney and Star Wars, he has a hard time resisting the temptations of Disney’s merchandising force. If you see pictures of the toys and pins, you can bet they are from Dave, our resident collecting guru.