Used 2016 Nissan Rogue Consumer Reviews
Rogue SL AWD Doesn't Disappoint!!!
After test driving and researching the Toyota 4Runner, Jeep Wrangler and Jeep Cherokee, we decided on the our Jet Black Rogue with beige leather interior. It comes with a panoramic sun roof which fully extends back to the second row of seats. We love the electronics, GPS, LED lights and overall look of the interior and exterior. This vehicle has six camera's that allow for excellent views while your backing up. I also love the heated seats, dual AC/heat controls, heated exterior mirrors, blind spot warning lights and did anyone mention the lumbar spine control on the drivers seat? I will say this could have been added to the passenger seat for the price of this vehicle. If you want a vehicle with more zip I recommend a 6 cyclinder which we opted out of due higher gas costs. I noticed in the comments that no mentioned the sport and eco modes. Living in the mountains of Tennessee, I was concerned about the zip going up and down hills. No problem there. I switch to the OD/off or sport mode and have all the pep I want climbing the hills. I love that I can save gas on the highway with eco mode. Overall, my Rogue gets great mileage! I also enjoy the "keyless" ignition. Good bye to fumbling and digging in my purse for keys. Love, love, love this vehicle. A very satisfied customer.
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handsome vehicle
We have had this vehicle for two months, and so far, more positive than negative. Exceptional gas mileage. Complaints on the car mostly concern its different transmission, the CVT. You just have to learn how to drive it. You won't win any drag racing from a stoplight, but normal driving, this transmission is really smooth. When starting from a standstill, accelerate as if an egg ere under your shoe. Gas mileage is about 26 around town. Very roomy especially back seat. Attractive interior, comfortable on long trips. Compared it to an Explorer which is 6 inches wider and 6 inches longer. Basically, it drives different and takes some getting used to.
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Wife's new rogue
We purchased the SL model with leather interior. Overall pretty happy, coming from owning 5 Lexus, it was a bit of a new experience not to have all the features of a Lexus. But we will adjust. The disappointing thing is the blind side warning. It only starts once you reach 20 miles and hour. Not good if you are pulling out of a parking spot or driveway.
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2016 Rogue...NICE!!!
I only had the car for about a month, but I am very pleased with what you get for the price, I look at other SUVs in the Rogue class, but none I found came with the Navigation system standard....it was always an option. I am also impressed with the ease of steering the vehicle and the safety features and the overall ride is wonderful! 8-9-17 Update: Almost two years and I still love this vehicle, my only complaint is that this car can be extremely loud especially at acceleration and I understand Nissan have made the 2017 model quieter. Outside of that I am extremely impressed with this car and would definitely buy another one.
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Worth a look
Does it ever make you wonder when reading professional car reviews if the writer thinks he's testing a sports car instead of a CUV. You read things like" CVT drone" uninvolved driving characteristics, slow acceleration etc. I've got a lot of driving experience behind the wheel and I can tell you the Rouge doesn't disappoint. I didn't buy the vehicle to be able to hit 60 in 6 seconds or test its high speed cornering ability. The Rouge just feels good offering a pleasant controlled ride with little to no springboard effect, unlike some I tried while test driving others in this class. The steering weight is ideal adding to its car like feel. The interior is nicely finished and the cloth seats quite comfortable. The Rouge features an unusual adjustable shelf system in the rear that provides an array of choices to fit storage needs or privacy. Although there is a downside as the shelving may be too flimsy to support heavier items. Must admit I had some reservations over a CVT as opposed to the more flexible 6 speed auto/manual transmission I prefer. Happily those concerns were unfounded. Yes under full acceleration you'll notice increased engine noise but overall the vehicle interior is pretty quiet. And there is an allowance to use engine compression to slow vehicle speed when appropriate, a commendable option for an AWD equipped vehicle. The main purpose of the CVT is efficiency which pushes the Rouge up in the MPG ratings. There may be better choices if you plan on towing or carrying heavy loads. But the Rouge should satisfy most family needs, it even comes with a 3rd row seat if so desired. While I prefer my luxury vehicle for long trips, the Rouge is more enjoyable to drive on the windy hilly roads that prevail in this area. I feel better knowing my wife now drives a vehicle that can handle all types of weather and road conditions. Not to mention the utility value of today's CUV's. Followup: After a year of ownership haven't changed my mind about this vehicle. Despite some negative reviews we love the vehicle and the flexibility offered. Been trouble free, one call back handled promptly by the dealer who threw in a free car wash. Vehicle now has 17,000 miles (sept 2017). Despite owning a sport sedan, this remains our vehicle of choice, it's just plain enjoyable to drive. Not what I'd call a turnpike cruiser but can't be beat for all round use. Mar 2018 - We're still extremely pleased with this vehicle entering our 3rd year of ownership. The Rouge has become a family favorite despite the availability of a more luxurious vehicle.
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