Used 2012 Nissan Rogue Consumer Reviews
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2012 Rogue worth the money
It is an SUV that drives like a sedan.
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I love my rougue
My first foreign car. Love it I would buy another.
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Poor built
We bought our fully loaded Nissan Rogue, after reading lots of reviews. We drove the car and it seemed nice. We have driven this SUV for 12,000 km now and it seems it is a poorly built SUV. The paint is cheap and the flap cover over the spare wheel in the trunk jumps making lots of annoying noise (as if you are carrying empty utensils). When shown to the dealer, they say this is the way it is built and when it is cold temperature outside, the rubber knobs shrink and there will some noise. The flap cover is actually loose and not tied down by screws. This is a quality issue which Nissan must address. We paid $38k for this SUV, but are repenting. We should have bought VW Tiguan or Rav4.
Don't be deceived...
I drove my Rogue for two years until I just couldn't take it another day. The "drone" is annoying, every fast excelled action and hill you climb you won't hear the radio. The "premium" package features stink! Visibility is tough with huge blind spots for highway driving and backing up. The Bluetooth lags so much that I was always talking over the person so I ended up still holding my phone while driving. The GPS setup was worse than the Tom Tom I had for 5+ years, it didn't recognize streets that have been around forever and does not give street names in 2012! The interior cabin has little to no room, road trips are very uncomfortable. Clear coat does not stand up to bird drops.
Nearly seven and a half years and still lovin' it!
Yes the engine drone is annoying and the CVT takes some getting used to, but overall I still love my 2012 Rogue. Reliability and overall value are outstanding. I recommend this vehicle to those looking for a comfortable, affordable, fun to drive SUV with plenty of room. The miles are piling on, but the handling is still excellent and the engine runs great. When the time is right, I will be replacing this Rogue with another one.
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