Used 2017 Nissan Rogue Sport SL 4dr SUV AWD (2.0L 4cyl CVT) Consumer Reviews
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Two thumbs up to Rogue Sport
This is not a luxury SUV, nor a race car. So don’t expect to compare it to those things. What this is, is a fully capable small SUV that does most everything right, with semi luxurious appointments, very comfortable seats and a roomy interior. The Rogue sport handles and brakes very well, has good road stability and decent ground clearance. The only negative is the CVT transmission. It’s better than most CVT’s but still zaps some fun out of a pretty decent powertrain. The ride and noise are slightly better than average for the class, the gas mileage is decent, we average 29 combined driving, 33 on long highway trips. I find the looks more appealing than the standard Rogue, people often compliment and say it looks a nicer and sportier than the regular Rogue. Overall we are satisfied with the Rogue Sport!
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This is a GOOD Rogue
This Rogue Sport is all I ever wanted in my SUV. The power is adiquate, but the interior road noise is very low at highway speeds. The gas milage is acceptable, but the technology is really ahead of the CR-V, and the Nissan wins again in the "looks" department over Honda. You won't be sorry if you buy this vehicle.
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- SL 4dr SUVMSRP: $11,90135 mi away
- SL 4dr SUVMSRP: $15,995In-stock online
- S 4dr SUVMSRP: $14,599In-stock online
Great Technology!
The Rogue Sport is the only vehicle in the segment that I know of that offers emergency forward braking, adaptive cruise control, and lane keep assist. There is more value in the SL trim level as well when compared to the highest EX-L trim level on the Honda HR-V. For the roughly the same price you get all the features of the Honda plus: 19 in alloy wheels, 360 degree camera with moving object detection, dual climate control, and a heated steering wheel. From a more subjective standpoint I think the Rogue Sport looks better cosmetically inside and out.
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Perfect car
I actually considered the Honda HR-V considering that I have bought hondas in my past. when you compare the Rogue sport to the HR-V the only thing that the HR-V is better than the Rogue Sport is that it has better fuel economy. The above review is foolish. Nissan is a very reliable brand. My family all drive Nissans and have had good experiences with them all. I bought this because it has better technology, more comftorable, more saftey features and a lot more room. NIssan is the better choice.
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Problems, problems, problems!!!!!
I had less than 3000 miles when the engine lights flashed and starting became an issue. I took in and they said they reset the computer. Two weeks later, same problems, (dash lights going on and off, poor power and sensor issues) they take my Rouge sport back in and they say it's the battery. replaced that and now with less than 6000 miles, same freaking problems! It is ridiculous. Lesson learned, do not buy a new model in the first year.
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