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Survived a T-Bone airborne crash in a 2014 Rogue
Twgymfan, 04/24/2019
2019 Nissan Rogue S 4dr SUV w/Prod. End 10/18 (2.5L 4cyl CVT)
207 of 219 people found this review helpful
I just survived in the back seat and my children who were in the front seat and drivers seat in a bad car crash where we were t-boned, flew backwards airborne and flipped on our side and we all walked away with the curtain airbags. I can't say enough how the safe the car was to keep us unharmed. I promptly went and bought a 2019 SL Rogue since the 2014 was totaled.
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Cannot beat a Rogue
Jen, 03/31/2019
2019 Nissan Rogue SL 4dr SUV AWD (2.5L 4cyl CVT)
170 of 181 people found this review helpful
This is my 5th Nissan - 2 Pathfinders and now my 3rd Rogue. Wasn't even really considering a trade to a '19 till the safety features made me decide to (again). They introduced some extra bells & whistles that put it over the top for me. I am under 5ft and my husband is over 6ft we both are very comfortable. I admit they haven't really changed up the 'look' of the inside - I just traded my '14 which is a little disappointing, but now I have heated steering wheel, a load more of safety assist features, etc. Of all my Nissan products I have never experienced any major car troubles. Mileage is very good. And for being short visibility issues, seat/pedal issues are always something I need to be aware of and that is why I keep coming back to Nissan.
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Great SUV For the Price
Tiger, 03/11/2019
updated 03/16/2020
2019 Nissan Rogue SL 4dr SUV (2.5L 4cyl CVT)
138 of 147 people found this review helpful
Test Drive the SV Or the SL trim and compaire the features on both, you get alot of things most others do not offer and the interior looks well made and higher quaility than others, Yes the engine is smaller but it is a compact SUV not a sports car! We get good MPG -24-25 in town and on the interstate 32-34 MPG at the legal speed limit, also on the SL trim the chrome accents set off the outside appearance. PART2 , We had the Nissan Rogue about 11 months now and we are very happy with it the SUV,it still runs great and looks new, we do keep in the garage and I wash it by hand, we live in California and they are messing with our gasoline again and so the mpg has gone down alittle, the only problem we had to date was the outside air temp. sensor went bad, I ordered one and put in myself. which took about 1/2 hour, also we have had some very hot weather and the A/C works great!I will do another review in the future 3-13-20 we had our Nissan for 16 months it has been good to us, overall great looks, one thing that we had on going is the Drivers seat clicks while moving in the car, I had it to the dealership 2 times, and they can not find the problem they said drive it and maybe it will get worse so they can hear it or feel it? We took a 800 mile trip through Ca. and averaged 32 MPG at 70 mph, in Arizona we got 35MPG with their gas! CA. gas stinks and the MPG goes down cause of all the crap they add to it! Thats the PITS also we have the highest price Gas in the US! We still like our Nissan Rogue!
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Good SUV with one dangerous feature
Jack L, 06/21/2020
2019 Nissan Rogue S 4dr SUV AWD (2.5L 4cyl CVT)
32 of 33 people found this review helpful
The car has all the basic feature and runs smoothly on highway. I would give it a four star had it not had the issue with automatic emergency braking (AEB) . I have the 2019 model with the latest software. However, AEB has falsely engaged three times within less than a year. It's dangerous. There is no way to permanently disable the feature. I have seen people complaining about it all over the places.
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NO GO Rogue
Simone , 08/08/2020
updated 02/13/2023
2019 Nissan Rogue SL 4dr SUV (2.5L 4cyl CVT)
28 of 29 people found this review helpful
DON’T!!! Bought the 2019 SL brand new last September by October I hardly drove it, when the front crash indicator beeped and lighted up and the brakes was automatically engaged ( there weren’t any cars close to mine sideways or in front). Fast they were given two attempts to fix this issue and could not, then last month they proceeded to tell me it was normal (I let them have it), I told Nissan of North America if their top guy wanted to call me and tell me that I will tape our conversation. I then took it to a different dealership for a third try, one week later the issue resurfaced. Now after placing my life in danger for all these months they give options for them to buy it back, replace it, or I keep it and they give me $2000. I told them to buy it back so I could buy a vehicle that will not cause me anxiety when I need to go to work ( I was held hostage by Nissan of North America).
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