Used 2014 Nissan Rogue Consumer Reviews
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Very Impressed
Barry Pardo, 03/05/2015
2014 Nissan Rogue SV 4dr SUV (2.5L 4cyl CVT)
11 of 11 people found this review helpful
We watched youtube videos on all comprable suv's, we test drove all of them having to decide between the Nissan and the Subaru. I have had the Rouge SV with the tech package and have put almost 15000 miles on it since Feb. 2014. It drives great, we did bring it to the dealer only once to reset the computer on its first tank of gas because it did not do it automatically. I have no complaints and have had Nissans with great experiances in the past.
Reality with MPG
jadecan, 04/07/2014
2014 Nissan Rogue SL 4dr SUV AWD (2.5L 4cyl CVT)
18 of 19 people found this review helpful
I love my new Rogue! It drives so quiet and smooth compared to the Honda I had! I am hearing a lot of concerns about the Rogue not living up to the MPG. With any vehicle the MPG are based on a standard way of driving the vehicle. If you hit the highway and put your gas pedal to the floor and drive 75-80 every where you go, yes, you will be lucky to get 24-25 mpg- its a 4 cyl. engine that you are making work overtime. I believe the standards used for all vehicles for highway testing is 60-65 mph. With normal acceleration- no noise! I have been averaging about 30 mpg on the highway when doing the speed limit.
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one problem after another
ibali, 06/18/2015
2014 Nissan Rogue SL 4dr SUV AWD (2.5L 4cyl CVT)
28 of 31 people found this review helpful
Leased in Jan 2014 Problems: Day 2: headlights needed to be adjusted, blinding on coming drivers. Week 2: back windshield replaced; major leak Month 2: GPS/radio system changed Month 6: Air bag light went on for the day; eventually fixed itself Month 6: All air system blocked; fan working but NO air coming out; fixed itself after 3 hours in temps > 90 degrees! Month 12: Shifter assembly broken Month 15: seat assembly broken (drivers side) Month 16: CVT transmission grinding; replaced whole transmission Now: have no choice but to get extended warranty as approaching 40,000 miles! Reminds me of my old Kia, actually might be worse!
12 years of reliable transportation
earthwateruser, 08/04/2014
updated 08/15/2025
2014 Nissan Rogue SL 4dr SUV AWD (2.5L 4cyl CVT)
15 of 16 people found this review helpful
We bought our AWD Rogue SL new in July 2013. Definitely the most reliable car I've ever owned. Lifetime MPG still is 27. We have over 185k miles on it and I'd drive it across the country tomorrow without hesitation. Despite all the internet hate, our CVT (transmission) has been fine and I've never changed the fluid. The modest power is super easy on tires and it the AWD is fantastic in snow and rain. The exterior paint and interior are holding up quite well (except for exterior dings but those are not Nissan's fault). In 12 years I've fixed the following: fuel pump (recall), light bulb replacements (several), brake rotors (front and rear once, the Nissan ones are junk) and brake pads (twice and rears are due again now), crankshaft sensor (quick cheap dealer fix, the aftermarket part I bought did not work as well as the Nissan OEM part that I installed myself quite easily), exhaust heat shields (large stainless steel hose clamps keep it from rattling), and...that's it except for tires (2x), batteries (3x) and oil changes (I've lost count) and spark plugs (1x). I also had the Nissan dealer do a coolant replacement and a brake fluid exchange about 35k miles ago. It's probably due for a serpentine belt replacement, but the original belt still seems just fine. That's pretty much it except for adding gas (I had to replace the gas cap 1x). I don't think you could ask for a more reliable car. I recently bought a new VW Taos for myself, but the Rogue remains in family service as my wife's daily driver and she puts about 55 miles on it every workday. We don't generally drive the Rogue on weekends or road trips because I find the front legroom to be just the slightest bit too tight and the Taos is MUCH more comfortable for me and my tendency to slouch. But my wife, who likes to drive bolt upright, finds the front legroom in the Rogue to be more than sufficient (we are both 6' tall and her legs are about 2 inches longer than my 32" inseam). It boils down to about an inch of legroom that makes all the difference. Oh, the driver's seat frame in the Rogue is cracked and the seat moves/wiggles just a bit sometimes, but the repair cost is astronomical ($2k+) and no way am I spending that kind of money for that repair.
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Nice SUV but bad AC
jscak, 08/17/2014
updated 02/17/2017
2014 Nissan Rogue SL 4dr SUV AWD (2.5L 4cyl CVT)
14 of 15 people found this review helpful
Bought AWD SL 2014 Rogue in Apr 14. Only 4800 mils on it but have been to dealer two times due to auto AC problems. Dealer replaced seal on one visit but AC still not efficient. Seems to take forever to switch from recirc air to outside air in a relatively mild climate (Maryland). Dealer said AC working properly during last visit - if that's the case then AC is poorly sized for this vehicle. Had several other vehicles witn Auto AC and never had this problem - it was basically set-and-forget. Latest problem is cool air comes out of driver side vents but warm outside air out of passenger side with both sides set at 72 deg. Going back to dealer again.
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