2018 Nissan Rogue consumer reviews

Bought this car a week ago, and so far, so good. It was used with 46k miles but basically looks new. The interior is very comfortable and equipped well for the price. My only complaint is the CVT is sometimes slow to get up to speed, but is expected in this type of car in this segment.

It has a nice size, great gas mileage, but not heavy enough to provide a good ride for a long distance. the trunk divider is not well thought out

We test drove a number of vehicles, and the Rogue was one of the ones on our list. We were looking specifically at a used SL, and liked everything about the vehicle, except one thing -- the engine. It was noticeably louder than others that we had driven, and didn't seem to have quite the same pep to it that a couple of the others did. The interior seemed very nice, almost like a luxury vehicle, but we couldn't get past the engine thing. However, if that's not something that concerns you, then these vehicles are very nice.

My car had its water pump go out around 9000 miles. First the water pump went out then sent antifreeze into my oil. That destroyed my motor and they replace it. Now its acting up again and the machinics say theres nothing wrong. Every where I drive the inside of my windshield fogs up even if air flow is off and it loses power at random times. I bought this car with 37 miles on it and to have to replace a motor with barely any mile. Makes my heart drop everytime I make a payment. I dont trust this car. I cant wait to pay it down enough to buy something else.

With only 21,000 miles on it, the breaks are suddenly squeaking inside the the car when pressed. Nissan's response: "that's normal... 50% of Rogue breaks squeak like that." Since purchasing the car, there has been a faint humming/grinding noise that is noticeable when the car is idling. Nissan's response: "that's normal... it has to do with the power steering... most Rogues sound like that." Since purchasing the car, and almost always doing highway/freeway driving, the MPG has been on average around 24 (not the 32MPG that was advertised). Nissan's response: "that's normal... it'll break in and go up." Again, I'm now at 21,000 miles and it has not "broken in" and the MPG still hasn't gone up. The Rogue may be "the most popular small SUV on the market" or whatever Nissan claims, but I think that just means that a lot of people have been fooled into thinking they are good vehicles. They are not. They are annoying with these unique issues that I've never experienced with previously owned cars (Nissans and non-Nissans alike). If you want a smooth, quiet ride that gets good gas mileage for a small SUV... DO NOT buy a Rogue.

This car has all the room, comfort, ease of loading and reliability needed to transport myself, friends and family along w/wheelchair, walker, groceries and luggage without problems.

Great interior, high tech & comfortable. Fun to drive, could use a slight bit more acceleration. Overall first class. Traded my Kia Sorento for the Nissan Rogue SL. Much better car ! Overall 5 -star

the car has a good pickup, but a terrible suspension, windy day on hway, goes all over the road, radio sucks, you need cargo net or every time you turn, cargo will go all over

this vehicle meets all of my families needs very roomy and fun to drive. it has everything we could possibly need and more. very fun to drive.

I have only driven it for a month and I already love it. It handles beautifully, is extremely comfortable and has room to spare. I like the hands free calling and text response. I also like the ECO Drive option. Still learning about it and having a great time doing so.