2015 Nissan Rogue consumer reviews

We owned a 2014 for two years and we had an accident that totaled it out. ( everyone was ok). So when it came to getting another vehicle there was no other choice, but a Nissan Rouge. It is roomy and we have two home grown boys. It has plenty of room for luggage or sports gear. We did add some extras after we got the car home. We added the cross bars on roof rack and rain guards. Just a personal preference we wanted. We would recommend it to anyone. It has many safety features that is good for young drivers. Just overall we love it.

I was looking for a small SUV and the Rogue had everything I was looking for. It was not too small or too big. I love it

This car is perfect for me. AWD is much needed in the winter in New England. Steering wheel and drivers seat adjust for my short stature. Interior is modern. Trunk has a ton of room. Back seat easily fits 3 adults. Plenty of pick-up although it is a 4 cylinder. Great on gas- I get 25mpg city. Sleek exterior. My only complaint is that you can't prop the wind shield wipers up, Nissan did this because it's more 'aerodynamic' and you don't hear any wind noise from the wind shield wipers when they're down and you're driving. Really is the perfect small sized SUV.

This car met my needs, but with me having long legs its not much leg room for long rides. Other then that I love this truck.

Loved this vehicle and performance replaced it with a 2018 model it has the ability to extend extra leg room in back seats for tall passengers. Has lots of room in the back seat. The sun roof was superb and had no whistling like other cars had which I owned. It drove like a charm and except for regular maintenance no issues with the vehicle

It's a really good suv. Great on gas!!!!!! Looks better than the competition and it's well priced. The only thing that I don't like it's that it doesn't hold its value.

we bought this rogue in feb. & so far we are very satisfied with it....plenty of room , more so than the 2008 Saturn aura we traded..... gets around good in bad weather, gets decent gas mileage...we have no complaints

When I decided to get my next car, I focused on a compact SUV. I wanted a nice balance of the higher profile and generous space of an SUV, but the better gas mileage of a car. Of the various models I looked at, the Nissan Rogue delivered significantly more value for the money, with a lot of nice features available for the same price as the base, stripped down models of others like the Honda CRV and Toyota Rav4. I ended up getting an SL with the premium package and it is about as perfect as I could hope for. The seats are extremely comfortable, and even my short self can see comfortably without being right on top of the steering wheel. There is plenty of room in the back, with the seats down I even carried the two parts of a good-sized L-shaped desk! I absolutely love my panoramic moonroof, the heated seats, and the especially the safety features. They give me more confidence driving and helped me be much more relaxed about driving in places like Houston. The few cons of the 2015 Rogue are not deal breakers for me, but thought I'd mention them in case they are for others. One, the oil and tire sensors are not actually sensors, they just go by mileage. I was probably the most disappointed by this as I really liked the feature of my sweetie and my friend's Hondas that actually monitor the oil condition. Two, while almost all the other features of this Rogue are modern and lovely, even the upgraded Infotainment system has some flaws. There are no steering wheel controls for going back and forth between songs or tuning the radio, the app selection is down right pathetic and pointless, and it does not support Android Auto very well beyond the basics of being able to answer the phone and do text messages. It would be nice if Nissan would do a system update to bring the 2015 Rogue up to the 2017's computer's standards. It really shouldn't require more than a software update. Would also have been nice if it could handle multiple messaging apps and being able to read out and dictate responses to emails. Three, only the driver's seat has all the lovely controls for lumbar, moving up and down, etc. Would have been nice to at least have the option for the front passenger seat too. All that said, all in all, I absolutely love my new-to-me Rogue and I look forward to a decade or two of driving it! I would highly recommend anyone looking for a compact SUV to consider it.

I love everything from it the interior space the technology is amazing specially the four cameras is so helpful when parking the blind spot warning can be a life safer is awesome

The styling for the overhauled Rogue is quite good. I have black exterior with ivory interior, and the contrast is really nice, not to mention the lighter cloth seats keep you cooler in the summer. The interior looks really sharp and I really like how everything is laid out for the driver and passenger both. The driver's console has lots of different screens and things you can choose to scroll through, e.g. fuel economy, tire pressure, audio, etc. In addition to the usual map lights and overhead dome in the car, there is a small cool-touch ambient light at night that I really enjoy. The SV trim gives you a lot of bang for the buck, with duel-zone climate control, nice dials and display, satellite radio, soft touch materials throughout, vents in the back seat, etc. It gets pretty decent gas mileage, moreso on the highway than the city. It has the ability to go into eco mode or sport mode, though, for those who like choosing between those drive options. I think my only gripe might be that the bar installed in the cargo area gets in the way of being able to really pack that space when you need to and have the back seats down. The bar holds a pull-out privacy canvas, which is nice, but rarely used. Otherwise, the car is roomy, comfortable, and has a lot of tech and standard features for the trim and price range.