Used Nissan Rogue Review

Like many of the two dozen or so compact crossovers on the market today, the Nissan Rogue seeks to provide the all-weather capability and commanding driving position of an SUV, along with the maneuverability and fuel efficiency of a typical car. It does this quite well, and it also adds bold, son-of-Murano styling to make it desirable for its form as well as its function.

The Rogue does suffer some due to its lackluster powertrain, and its versatility is hampered by a smallish cargo hold and poor outward visibility. Nonetheless, the remarkably carlike and always stylish Nissan Rogue presents a compelling overall package that merits consideration alongside traditional segment leaders.

Used Nissan Rogue Models
The Rogue debuted for the 2008 model year. These previous years of the Rogue are similar to the current model, as it has had only minor styling updates (for 2011) and reshuffling of trim levels and option packages since. Notably for 2010-'11, the Rogue was offered in a Krom Edition model, which added larger wheels and cosmetic enhancements, including centrally located exhaust outlets.

If you are looking for newer years, visit our new Nissan Rogue page.