Used Nissan Rogue Select for Sale in Washington, DC

I bought my 2015 NIssan Rogue Select S certified Pre-owned approx. 3.5 weeks ago. I chose the Cayenne Red exterior, gray interior, with the convenience package. I test drove a Ford Escape, Jeep Compass & Grand Cherokee, Chevy Trax & Equinox, and Subaru Forester. I chose the Nissan for the comfort, options, gas mileage and price compared to the others. I will start with the interior & seating- The first thing I noticed compared to some of the other models were the soft material in the Rogues seating. I found the front seats to be very comfortable, plenty of leg room with a high back & comfortable head rest. I'm 5'9 and my husband is 6'4. We have no problem with space or comfort. I was surprised at the reclining/sliding seats offered in the second row seating which gives passengers more room. If you have to set in back it's not a bad ride. I opted out of the third row seating, it's small and cramped for this model. So please keep that in mind. My display is 4.3" color, rear view monitor, Illuminated visor mirrors, illuminated steering wheel. On my steering wheel are audio controls, bluetooth controls, and cruise control. The screen does offer hands free blue tooth. The back-up camera is very convenient and easy to see. I have Sirius radio, a CD player, Ipod/MP3 hookups, USB ports. I used the SIrius free trial, it's nice but I won't subscribe. The radio is average, easy to pre set with 6 speakers. The controls on the steering wheel has made things very easy. I don't have to look away or reach over they are right at my fingertips. Kind of a nice safety feature for me since I love music. It's convenience is well worth it. I will say the steering wheel is a little smaller than my Dodge Charger. A side note on the Hands Free, you have the capability to switch to manual controls easily, I love that option over my moms Ford system! Cargo space is actually quite spacious. It's not a truck so if you have expectations of it offering full size truck capacity you will be disappointed. I believe my overall space is around 70cu feet with the second row seats down. It's more than adequate for a grocery shopping trip or to haul luggage, camping gear, sports gear, ice chest, etc. I have went to Lowe's and bought some wood for my deck and it fit nicely with seats folded down. There is an option for a hide cargo system, I actually like this if I want to leave anything of value it's great for concealing. The AC/Heater gets very cold, and there are plenty of vents throughout the vehicle. The performance is not bad. I have heard a lot of people knock passing or going up a hill, it's not a 6 or 8 cylinder vehicle! I have the 2.5L FWD. I don't have a problem going around someone or getting on the highway, I also don't put my foot all the way in it either! If I wanted to drive like that I would get in my 2009 Charger and go for a drive! I drive 95 miles to work every morning and have not had a problem reaching speeds of 80mph. While driving at this speed, it's smooth, easy to handle, and I don't have any blind spots others seem to have. I adjusted my mirrors to fit my view and no issue there. If you are going up a hill it is a little more noisy but nothing major. I have my radio set at 15 so most of the time I rarely notice any noise. The brakes react well, and driving in rain has not been an issue. I have never hydro planed so far and I love the Traction control. I live on 5 acres off a private dirt road which is why I wanted a small SUV or truck. The Rogue has handled well so far. When it gets muddy I don't have a problem getting through the road, it rides smoothly over the bumpy road, and handles well. That was my main reason in purchasing a small SUV was the country roads! So far it's performed well. I get roughly 25.5MPG average mixed highway/City driving. This is not a muscle SUV or Truck, if you want a mid size economical SUV that handles nicely in various road conditions this SUV would be worth the look.

In 2014, my wife and I had a 2012 Ford Focus SE and had one kid at the time and quickly realized we had a second on the way. My wife had asked a few family members what they would recommend for a reliable small SUV. Several stated that the Nissan Rogue was a great, fuel efficient, great in the snow option. There is only one thing that I can validate, this car is phenomenal in the snow with the right $1800 winter Blizzaks. On paper, the Nissan Rogue Select is a great value. But in reality, it is a money pit. We paid $21,700 for our BASE 2014 Nissan Rogue Select S AWD. Great price... So we thought. About 3 months after purchasing, my wife was suddenly complaining about the rearview mirror not staying in a stationary position. Well, she was right, the rearview mirror was not working properly and raised our concerns about safety. Our dealership claimed there was nothing they would be able to do about it. They didn't even pose the idea of replacing it. We simply got a "this is a peculiar situation and we are not sure how to handle it." After dealing with the rearview mirror, 2 weeks later, our car was making indescribably loud clunking sounds when you took off from a stop. Again, I contacted the dealer and we brought it in the day of. They claimed, "This is something we can't handle right now and we don't have the immediate knowledge to resolve the issue." 3 Years later and the problems are still occuring. I told my wide that I would not allow her to drive the vehicle anymore because it is simply a rolling safety hazard. She is now driving a 2017 Chrysler Pacifica Touring-L as we have 4 kids at the moment. We got totally screwed due to the fact that three years later, our $21,700 vehicle with 15,690 miles on it was worth $7,900. A vehicle that loses $13,800 is a clear representation of being scammed. DO NOT PURCHASE THIS VEHICLE.