2011 Nissan Rogue consumer reviews

This is my first car that I've bought and I love it. Everything about it makes me so incredibly happy. I feel very safe when driving this vehicle.

GREAT CAR! Comfortable, well designed, dependable, and affordable. I would buy it again without reservation.

what i was looking for in buying my first car. Love everything about it couldnt have asked for a better deal and car!

comfort and safety, perfect vehicle for anyone and smart buyers car. love the car style similar as lexus

Had it one year and transmission is no good with only 120000 miles. I don't have money to fix it. It was making noise when we traded for it and dealer fixed that. Didn't have it very long when it started acting up. Started bogging down on the highway and making noise. My only transportation and no way to get to work accept drive it and hope it doesn't leave me stranded on the road.

love this car, I wish I could keep it, but I can only drive one at a time... Looks like new, drives very nice, quiet, offers privacy with the tinted windows, ac/heat perfect, plays your cd... you will love it, considering the price!

Replaced tires at 19,000 and 32,000 miles. Rplaced brakes and rotors . Now it wont come out of park. they told me 750.00 to fix , lucky i bought extended warranty, was only 50.00 deductible. Well that lasted 30 days, wont come out of park again. My extended warranty runs out in 60 more days. Never ever buy a Nissan again. 34,000 miles and has cost me thousands already. Good Bye Nissan! My son in law had a Rogue same year and had to get rid of it already (2011). To many electrical problems. Windows wont work, doors wouldn't lock. Brakes ETC. He dumped it quick.

We bought our Rouge new in August 2011 and over all it has been the one of the best vehicles we have owned. Its closing in on 100,000 miles and still runs great. Hopefully the next one will serve us as well.

I bought my 2011 Nissan Rogue SV with sunroof, navigation, and cloth interior way back in October of 2010. Having a dog, I could not have leather seats, so this car had to be brought in from 300 miles away. What attracted me to it was the smooth ride for a compact SUV and being able to hide my iPod in the center console where the USB port is located. It now has 95,000 trouble free miles and averages 27 mpg in mixed highway and city driving. Besides having a large amount of cargo space with the back seats folded down, the front passenger seat back folds forward so that a 6-foot ladder can be hauled. The ride is as good as a Lincoln Navigator. When trying to pass a slow poke, this one has no trouble, but it is also not a hot rod. This car is fantastic in rainy weather, going through puddles as if they were nothing. With a seat height of about 26 inches, it is very easy to get in and out of, which is very important for me. No problems with the CVT, because I live in a very hot climate. The seats are so comfortable that if I get sleepy on the road, I just pull over to a safe place, recline the seat and take a nap. Don't even think of doing that in a Honda. I have always had two cars to even up the mileage on very long commutes, and the iPod screen has always been very hard to read in bright sunshine compared to any other car. This was so bad that I almost wanted to trade this car in, despite the rest of it's good points. So, I got on the internet to check for anti-glare screens and stumbled across the Brightness adjustment for this screen. Duh! I felt like an idiot for tolerating this "problem" for 4 years. Once I adjusted the brightness, I had nothing left to complain about. I am now afraid to get rid of it just because it is approaching the dreaded 100K miles. The only other car that I had with more mileage than this one was a 2003 Mitsubishi Outlander, which I stupidly traded at 167K miles for fear that it's end was near. By the way, I have been known to trade cars in at less than 10,000 miles and take a big hit to get out of owning lemons. Arbitration was nothing but a joke on those models. At first, I loved the Navigation system, especially in Austin, TX. Then I hardly ever used it. Well, about a year ago, we brought along a Garmin to compare to it. The Garmin was flawless and found a gas station not shown on the Nissan. Then in Clute, TX, the Nissan navigation tried to run this car into a brick wall. Don't get rid of the car just because of that. Just quit using the navigation, which I really did not want in the first place,

I have had my car for a little over a year now and I love it! The price is very reasonable and the mileage is great! Great decision.