My wife and I just bought a 2022 Nissan Rogue Sport SL AWD and love it. For our driving purposes we are not really feeling the need to have a turbo engine. It drives very nice for its class level and price range. It is roomy. With leather seats, an abundance of safety features and a host of conveniences that comes with the SL, we are happy with our choice.
Have always liked these. 2 things: didn’t know there was a redesign for these next year and surprised this won’t be reskinned as the next Outlander Sport considering the Mitsubishi/ Nissan alliance?
the prices listed are way lower than what you will pay for it. dealers are charging about 10% over msrp and even storage fees. add everything else you add about 10k. also with a smaller engine it won't even be able to get out of it's own way.
The 2.0NA with the CVT is really wimpy. Not sure if will be any different for the 2023 version. I would hold out until they up the power, or just move on to another vehicle. Wait, I did, and bought a CX-30 from Mazda.
@@goldpony Too bad Nissan can't figure out the opportunity for the Rogue Sport. I have heard that they use 3 cyl turbo engine for it in Europe. The 2.0NA is really vanilla ice cream we get in the US.
They look so cheap, but I do see a lot of them where I live. I have a 2019 Lincoln MKC Reserve and it is one of the best SUVs on the road. I have the 2.3 Turbo and it really gets up and goes when needed. Was going to get a 2022 but the prices are totally out of wack. Will wait until 2023 to see what happens to pricing!!! By the way, I love your car review
Supply chain drive things up. but I love these Rogues. I have a 21 sport and about to get another this weekend. I am already out of warranty. I love nissan cars. I have an infinity, love how it drive. I love cars so I have others as well. lexus lincoln suv is truly nice for my road trips
I will wait for the 2023 model and hope for a 160 HP power bump so it can actually compete with the others - Corolla Cross, HRV, Niro, Seltos. Nissan is joke selling at similar pricing of the competitor but with the lowest HP.
My wife and I just bought a 2022 Nissan Rogue Sport SL AWD and love it. For our driving purposes we are not really feeling the need to have a turbo engine. It drives very nice for its class level and price range. It is roomy. With leather seats, an abundance of safety features and a host of conveniences that comes with the SL, we are happy with our choice.
I purchased a 2022 nissan rouge sport and got the extended gold warranty for 8 years/100,000 miles . So far no issues its easy to drive and saves gas
I have one and I'm loving it. I'm 6"0 and it's comfortable 😌 plenty of leg room
What is the cost ? Are they truly under 25k?
I purchased the 2022 Rogue Sport, Body Style: SW, 11/25/22, I’m already Loving It!!
there is no redesign, this is the last one, it's being discontinued. but there are a lot on the market still especially in texas
Have always liked these. 2 things: didn’t know there was a redesign for these next year and surprised this won’t be reskinned as the next Outlander Sport considering the Mitsubishi/ Nissan alliance?
The Outlander Sport will be smaller thsn the Rogue Sport as it will be related to the smaller Juke sold in other markets
the prices listed are way lower than what you will pay for it. dealers are charging about 10% over msrp and even storage fees. add everything else you add about 10k. also with a smaller engine it won't even be able to get out of it's own way.
how you are using the map without your phone attached?
The 2.0NA with the CVT is really wimpy. Not sure if will be any different for the 2023 version. I would hold out until they up the power, or just move on to another vehicle. Wait, I did, and bought a CX-30 from Mazda.
Haha I'd probably go that route as well between the two 😁
@@goldpony Too bad Nissan can't figure out the opportunity for the Rogue Sport. I have heard that they use 3 cyl turbo engine for it in Europe. The 2.0NA is really vanilla ice cream we get in the US.
Is that a slot for a audio CD? Old school style, car full of CD cases! :)
Yup! 😆
I just got a Crosstrek and they’re still rocking the CD player as well!
On the infotainment system...is that a CD player I see at the top?!
@Jonathan A It was never mentioned.
@Jonathan A So there's no CD player in the 2023 model?
A year passed by and still no signs for the successor
They look so cheap, but I do see a lot of them where I live. I have a 2019 Lincoln MKC Reserve and it is one of the best SUVs on the road. I have the 2.3 Turbo and it really gets up and goes when needed. Was going to get a 2022 but the prices are totally out of wack. Will wait until 2023 to see what happens to pricing!!! By the way, I love your car review
Supply chain drive things up. but I love these Rogues. I have a 21 sport and about to get another this weekend. I am already out of warranty. I love nissan cars. I have an infinity, love how it drive. I love cars so I have others as well. lexus lincoln suv is truly nice for my road trips
Let's be honest, just like the Forester, this vehicle is underpowered. Needs another engine option.
Yeah but it is cheaper than the Forrester
I will wait for the 2023 model and hope for a 160 HP power bump so it can actually compete with the others - Corolla Cross, HRV, Niro, Seltos. Nissan is joke selling at similar pricing of the competitor but with the lowest HP.
Too bad they’re discontinuing the Rogue Sport in the U.S due to low sales
Not really sure why Nissan dumoed this model???
I want one of these before they're all sold
I have one,honestly its very easy to drive,smooth,its however underpowered but just enough to get you by. Im happy so far with it.