Nope. But thanks. I'm pretty happy with the Rogue. I'm mostly interested in something that gets decent gas mileage, can haul paddleboard, bicycles etc. Our other car is a Leaf. I'll never be buying some dedicated gas guzzler.
Never suggested you buy a gas guzzler (my main vehicle is a vw gti) but maybe something that better meets your needs (I needed a lot of space and power so I bought a worker beater that I seldom use).
If it were me and I was really looking to stay green I would get an aluminum trailer made - they are pricey but very light and you could have it modified to suit whatever outdoor activities you enjoy.
This one is sweet and only weights 280# --->
https://www.alumaklm.com/utility/single-axle/486-utility-trailer
If you want to utilize the trailer you already have the best thing I can think of is to put down 5/8" treated ply with wood to metal screws. If they both fit standing up I would put them back to back and strap them together really good and them strap them to the trailer with two 3" wide straps opposing each other in a v. MOST IMPORTANT - pull over and check your load after you drive a while - and then do it at regular intervals. In my experience the games will move more than you imagine regardless how much you tighten them. I have moved several machines this way and haven't had any issues - just use common sense (which you seem to have) and drive safely.
Don't buy your moving blankets at harbor freight the fabric is synthetic garbage and you will only create more waste (which makes my inner hippie frown)- they tear super easy. Try to find thick cotton ones (again they are not free)
Those Harbor freight trailers should be banned from the road in my opinion (yeah I know we all have one and they all stink). I see waaaaaaay to many people doing sketchy things with them bolting on boards and whatnot. Really sit back and consider what you are attempting to do - shortcuts cost 10X any perceived savings.
Not bashing on harbor freight they do have some nuggets you just have to really dig for them - the propane weed burner torch they sale is awesome.
Last note - CVT transmissions - be careful and check your fluids before AND after you haul anything. They are great for gas mileage (especially in hilly areas) BUT they don't handle extra loads very well and the fluid can go from good to crispy critter in the blink of an eye. I have replaced a few of them and most of the time it is due to owner neglect.
****If you do make the pickup post about it with pics so others can see what worked for you.