Very reliable car, this rental car helped me move across the country, nearly 3k miles in 4 days and no breakdown. I put all of my stuff inside so I had to rely on the blind spot indicator everytime I changed lane and I find it really useful.
See, I'm glad I'm not the only one who likes blind side detection. It is useful, right? And solid choice on an SUV to travel cross county in. I didn't mention this in the video, but seats are fairly comfortable.
I love Nissan vehicles. I would love to have a Nissan Rogue but I can not afford it. I did have a Nissan Frontier king cab oh I searched n searched til I found my perfect Frontier. But my granddaughter needed a vehicle dependable for her first vehicle n so my truck went to her gotta make sure she's safe. I'm disabled but my husband n I have managed to get our kids n grandkids cars and so so thankful we could well I'm still paying on one but u do whatche can for your kids but my husband truck so big it's so hard for me to get in n out of but I'm very thankful we have what we have. When ur raised with little honey u appreciate what u do have. Very nice vehicles..
I'm pushing 30 and I miss CD players. I've been driving a 2016 Civic EX-T for the last 3+ years and I miss playing all my CDs. I'm looking for a bigger car and have some money to spend. I'm so glad this car still comes with a CD player.
Just got a 2018 Rouge SV myself. Upgraded to the Midnight Edition w/ the built in Navigation w/ 360 camera monitor. Love it. You get a lot of car for the money with Nissan. I agree with the reviewer that the center display and surrounding buttons could have been designed and implemented much better... but that you also adapt and it becomes "normal" soon enough. I likewise think the steering wheel controls could have been designed and laid out better (there is a size emphasis on the wrong buttons). And I also agree that the rear storage area could have been (should have been?) designed much better IMHO. But the rear storage system is indeed unique ("Divide-N-Hide Cargo System") and one can easily argue it's a feature that sways folks to actually get this car. Whatever. :) I am a fan of a more traditional rear like what you'd get in the Honda CRV. The Rogue loses too much interior width and height with their design. That said, I am adapting and have indeed already had special use cases where Nissan's flexible shelving and compartment set ups provided me solutions that just don't exist in other manufacturer's wide open rear storage designs. For example, normal grocery shopping... set up a wall to keep my bags from rolling around and contents spilling out. I find the car's pickup more then sufficient and even fun. Even the engine's growl under acceleration sounds much better then many competitor's whining turbo sounds. But sure, this car is not for racing to see who can get to the next red light the soonest! I'll see you there one second later. I also find the isolation from exterior road noise to be excellent for the category. The music audio sounds great. And yes, one of the main reasons I got a 2018 model year despite there still being so much remaining inventory of 2017 AND 2017.5 models (translation: STEEP discounts on those still new cars the dealers need to blow out) is that only the 2018 Rogues have Apple Carplay and Android Auto. I additionaly suspect having the 360 camera view of the area around my car will become a must have feature in any future car I will get - it's just that cool. Also the car's tailgate is not only electronic, but programmable AND has that kick-motion-under-the-bumper feature to open and close the tailgate handsfree! Other manufacture's cars in this category either don't have that; or it may only be available on their highest trims! Lastly, in addition to the Blind Side safety technology on the car, mine also has the Adaptive Cruise Control (not sure what Nissan calls it). The "Zero Gravity" seats are very comfortable (but granted I have not tried long trips yet to know how that will feel.) Anyway, I could go on, but yeah I am happy with the car so far.
+nyed2ca Thanks for the great comment! And congratulations on your new Rogue. Glad to hear we mostly agree on the pros and cons. I only get a day or two with each car, so I REALLY like hearing from actual owners. I've never gotten to use Nissan's version of adaptive cruise control, only Toyotas version. I loved it. Just curious, but do you find it useful? Any hesitation to let the car take over? For me, it has a little strange.
Yes got to use it for the first time just the other day - and not even on the Highway! (I believe most all manufaturers require a minumum speed before the cruise control can be enabled (25-45 mph depending on manufacturer I would guess.) I am very familiar with Honda's system - which actually is called "ACC" for Adaptive Cruise Control. And Honda makes a big deal of calling out when a model has ACC w/ "Low Speed Follow" - which is their car's ability to slow down to a stop; and then speed up again as traffic (or just the car in front of you) allows. So I was pleasantly suprised to find my Rogue doing the same thing after I triggered it on a normal city street (not sure what the minimum speed needs to be)... car in front of me comes to a full stop because of a stop sign... and low and behold... my Rogue brakes to a complete stop (with me nervously hovering my foot over the break pedal - just in case :) Then, as car in front of me pulls away, my Rogue speeds up to follow. (Of course I had the stop sign next so immediately disengaged by hitting the brake pedal.) But I was far enough back (as you can also set the follow distance from the steering wheel) to see my Nissan also had this "Low Speed Follow" componant as well. Cool. And yes, on the many Hondas I drive, I find the tech a sighnificant upgrade over "normal", now-prehistoric, cruise modes of cars that don't have it. Cheers.
First off, I had no idea that some cruise control systems have minimum speeds. I mean, it makes perfect sense, but I'd never even thought about it. Now I'm gonna try it out with my next rental. And secondly, the future is here! The car will actually come to a complete stop for you? That's crazy. I assumed only Tesla's autopilot could do something like that. Man was I wrong. I'm pretty sure most of the rentals out there don't have systems like this, for example, I know Enterprise disables the park assist features in their vehicles, but if I ever get a chance I would LOVE to play around with all these new systems. Super fascinating. Thanks for all the great info. And Happy New Year!
nyed2ca a few weeks ago I test drove a 2018 SV, Midnight Edition,, in the pearl white color. I really liked it. I thought the black wheels look great against that white color. when you drive it are you able to see the speed you are going digitally?? I couldn't see that on the one I test drove, so I'm wondering if Nissan allows you to see it digitally. Enjoy your Rogue.
The panel you were messing with in the cargo area actually stand up and allows you to but bags of groceries behind it or down in the floor stargaze. Keeps your bags from sliding around and puking all of their contents into the cargo area. Very ingenious. I love it! One last thing you didn’t mention or didn’t even observe is that it’s very quiet riding on the highway. No wind noise or rattles. It’s very comfortable for long trips. Great review.
Thanks John! You just made my day. And hey, please don't hold back. Feel free to point out my mistakes and offer suggestions. I really am trying to (slowly) get better at this. Merry Christmas!
The kick motion to open the tail gate seems to be a feature that's standard on the SV model that the reviewer didn't mention. Very handy when hands are full. Other than that, great job by the reviewer.
Thanks! I wasn't aware of the tail gate option. I wonder if this vehicle had it? Anyway, I'll keep an eye out for it next time. Thanks for the heads up. ✌️
Go catch! I didn't mention that in the video, but Android Auto is included in this one. I've yet to play around with it. I downloaded it onto my phone a while back, but I could never get it to work properly. How about you?
Does a black banner appear with the song title and playback time when you change songs on top of the screen displaying the song? It is driving me nuts and I’m not sure if its possible to turn off.
@@ThatCarGuy2 Funny you ask, no I do not. I enjoyed my first few years there and then we got new management and they were lazy and passed off work to everyone else. Hated the culture at the end. The managers I started with got down to business with us and it felt more like a team environment.
Nice review. Couple of questions...Do the rear seats fold flat? Does it have a power driver's seat and lumbar support, what is the noise level while highway cruising?
You are too kind. Thank you sir. I'm slowly working to get better at this. Don't hesitate to point out (some) mistakes or make a few suggestions. And Merry Christmas!
You said you figured out how to fold down the back seat cupholder but you never explained how I'm having trouble. Also can the back seat recline back it's so uncomfortable
Yes, I agree. The Sport is...well cheap. I don't like to judge people when it comes to saving a few bucks, but in the case you really do need to spend the extra 3k and upgrade to the "real" Rogue. Same thing is true for the Cherokee vs. Grand Cherokee. HUGE difference. Anyway, loved the new video. Congrats to mom on the new ride.
I didn't mean to judge, either--sorry if I came off that way! $24k is no small sum of money and I feel as though others may do a higher quality job for that price, albeit without the Sport's practicality. Thanks for watching!
I'm late as ever but we bought a '18 s model from carmax and loved it but hated it didn't have auto lights and you had to crank the seats even our older 2011 chevy malibu had both auto lights and power seats but luckily we were able to take it back for a sv same year, same price only slightly more miles (less than 10k) and are loving the extras! Which it came with the memory seats in the premium package and sl model but beggars can't be choosers lol
Thanks for the kind words. After 100? I think I'm going to keep going, but I guess I'll have to rename the channel, right? 100+ Rental Cars? 200 Rental Cars? 🤔 Any ideas?
Drove one of these (2016 though, I believe) while I was in Las Vegas and Kingman...I could not keep up with traffic at all. And the second day I got a check engine light! At 29k miles! The heck? Luckily Enterprise let me just drive it back and they gave me a 4x4 Grand Cherokee to drive. Now that was a great highway cruiser. The gas mileage difference was very noticeable though. :(
Something had to be wrong with that Rogue obviously. I had a 2015 SV for three years that i just returned with 38,000 and only had to perform routine maintenance. Never had any problems on the highway at all. And I drive a little on the fast side.
You're right! Sorry about that. I do try to get my info right, but sometimes I screw up. Thanks for taking the time to point this out. Unfortunately , I can't redo the video, but I'll highlight your comment so hopefully people will notice. Cheers!
I hate that you don’t cover the little things, like is the dash soft or hard plastic, how much cheap hard plastic is there, do the dials feel cheap or nice, and so on...... These things matter a lot to me. For example you compare a Hyundai Santafe 2014 to a dodge journey 2014 and the Hyundai has a lot of hard cheap plastic feeling and dodge is soft leather stitch. Anyway I wish you covered stuff as well.
Hey Jason, thanks for the constructive criticism. I have done that in the past and, at times, it can make my videos too long. But I'll try and incorporate a little bit more description in my future reviews. It won't be in next week's video (the 2018 Chevy Impala), because I've already filmed it, but I'll do my best to add it to the video after that. Hopefully you'll check it out and let me know how I did. Anyway, thanks again. Comments like yours really do help. Cheers!
No way! Okay, when you go back into work after the holiday, you have to start secretly marking your cars so I can confirm I'm driving one that you build. I kid...but only sort of.
JD DOE I had a 2020 Nissan Rogue rental for the past week and drove a little over 1,000 miles in it and the CVT is terrible if you care anything about how a car feels or sounds when driving it. It would’ve been fine if it got anywhere close to the EPA fuel economy estimate (it didn’t).
That blind spot monitoring is horrible. Having little blinking lights and noise every time a vehicle passes me would drive me crazy. I have blind spot monitoring ... It's called a side view mirror
100 Rental Cars I actually have a 2017. The only differences are is that the radio looks different, the fuel door release is in a different spot, and it doesn't have the button to close the trunk.
I own a 2018 Nissan Murano which was in an accident with a deer and is currently in the body shop getting repaired. My rental car while the Murano is in the shop is the 2018 Rogue SV, that looks very similar to the one you have in this video. For me, coming from a Murano, this is a very disappointing SUV. I'm 6'2" tall and 185# and I'm very cramped in the driver's seat. It's just not at all comfortable to me. And while people may think that the Murano and Rogue look very similar in size, nothing could be further from the truth. The Rogue is much narrower cutting down considerably in interior space. And the biggest difference is in trunk room. My wife and I are golfers and regularly carry 2 to 4 sets of golf clubs, with 2 - 4 adults in the car. In the Rogue, clubs sill only fit on an angle in the back, and 2 sets is a very tight fit. They have to be jammed in on top of one another.Then we have the decidedly underpowered 4 cyl. engine. It's pathetic compared to the 3.5L V-6 in the Murano. And the difference in gas mileage is not significant. I get 32 on the highway in the Murano and average about 26.5 overall. The Rogue in eco mode gets about 2 mpg more. Really not worth the difference.Yes, there is about a $10,000 difference in the 2 cars, but with the Murano you are getting a bigger, much more premium vehicle.
I've never driven a Murano, but after reading your comment I'm going to put it towards the top of my list. Sounds like a nice ride. And I agree about the Rogue, it definitely isn't a "premium" vehicle, but it does have its good qualities.
The Rogue is a small car. At 6'2" it is tight in the rear, and it's narrow. Golf clubs will not go in cross wise so you can't fit 4 people and 4 sets of clubs. Rent a Murano and let us know how that compares.
Murano? Done. I'll see if I can get one after the new year. And I didn't think about the golf club thing. You know, a while back I was actually measuring the cargo room with a tape measure. Maybe I'll go back to that. It's kind of a helpful reference to see just how big, or small, these cars are. Anyway, at 6'2" I bet most cars start to feel a bit small. What are you driving these days?
I get lucky with a lot of these. I'm actually surprised at how many nice cars my local Enterprise location has. I should be getting the same Mitsubishi Mirage or Town & Country over, and over, and over again...
The s is not basic.. the s comes standard with blind spot, rear cross traffic, forward emergency braking, 7 inch touchscreen, apple car play android auto, etc.. the s is not basic at all
drew Um yes the S is basic. No Rims, no heated seats and it's missing some other stuff. Now for 2018 the S isn't as basic but for 2014-2017 it is Basic.
Disney Fan I work for Nissan, I sell these cars every single day! I does have keyless entry, and which car in this class even comes standard with heated seats... If you really want heated seats you option out for the SV trim... Plus why the hell would you compare the 2014-2017 models if this a 2018....
worst car, the care is shaking 🫨 when you stop through the traffic, and there's a recall about the key 🔑 not safety 😑 anyway uncomfortable at all. They need to take care of these issues. horrible, and not, and samsung is not working with this car. I don't understand why!!!?
Very reliable car, this rental car helped me move across the country, nearly 3k miles in 4 days and no breakdown. I put all of my stuff inside so I had to rely on the blind spot indicator everytime I changed lane and I find it really useful.
See, I'm glad I'm not the only one who likes blind side detection. It is useful, right? And solid choice on an SUV to travel cross county in. I didn't mention this in the video, but seats are fairly comfortable.
We just bought a S trim 3 days ago and absolutely love it so far. As our second Nissan we are very pleased!
I love Nissan vehicles. I would love to have a Nissan Rogue but I can not afford it. I did have a Nissan Frontier king cab oh I searched n searched til I found my perfect Frontier. But my granddaughter needed a vehicle dependable for her first vehicle n so my truck went to her gotta make sure she's safe. I'm disabled but my husband n I have managed to get our kids n grandkids cars and so so thankful we could well I'm still paying on one but u do whatche can for your kids but my husband truck so big it's so hard for me to get in n out of but I'm very thankful we have what we have. When ur raised with little honey u appreciate what u do have. Very nice vehicles..
I own the 2016 nissan rogue sv awd and it's confortable, reliable, fast and fun to drive.
I'm pushing 30 and I miss CD players. I've been driving a 2016 Civic EX-T for the last 3+ years and I miss playing all my CDs. I'm looking for a bigger car and have some money to spend. I'm so glad this car still comes with a CD player.
Just got a 2018 Rouge SV myself. Upgraded to the Midnight Edition w/ the built in Navigation w/ 360 camera monitor. Love it. You get a lot of car for the money with Nissan.
I agree with the reviewer that the center display and surrounding buttons could have been designed and implemented much better... but that you also adapt and it becomes "normal" soon enough. I likewise think the steering wheel controls could have been designed and laid out better (there is a size emphasis on the wrong buttons).
And I also agree that the rear storage area could have been (should have been?) designed much better IMHO. But the rear storage system is indeed unique ("Divide-N-Hide Cargo System") and one can easily argue it's a feature that sways folks to actually get this car. Whatever. :) I am a fan of a more traditional rear like what you'd get in the Honda CRV. The Rogue loses too much interior width and height with their design. That said, I am adapting and have indeed already had special use cases where Nissan's flexible shelving and compartment set ups provided me solutions that just don't exist in other manufacturer's wide open rear storage designs. For example, normal grocery shopping... set up a wall to keep my bags from rolling around and contents spilling out.
I find the car's pickup more then sufficient and even fun. Even the engine's growl under acceleration sounds much better then many competitor's whining turbo sounds. But sure, this car is not for racing to see who can get to the next red light the soonest! I'll see you there one second later.
I also find the isolation from exterior road noise to be excellent for the category. The music audio sounds great. And yes, one of the main reasons I got a 2018 model year despite there still being so much remaining inventory of 2017 AND 2017.5 models (translation: STEEP discounts on those still new cars the dealers need to blow out) is that only the 2018 Rogues have Apple Carplay and Android Auto.
I additionaly suspect having the 360 camera view of the area around my car will become a must have feature in any future car I will get - it's just that cool. Also the car's tailgate is not only electronic, but programmable AND has that kick-motion-under-the-bumper feature to open and close the tailgate handsfree! Other manufacture's cars in this category either don't have that; or it may only be available on their highest trims!
Lastly, in addition to the Blind Side safety technology on the car, mine also has the Adaptive Cruise Control (not sure what Nissan calls it). The "Zero Gravity" seats are very comfortable (but granted I have not tried long trips yet to know how that will feel.) Anyway, I could go on, but yeah I am happy with the car so far.
+nyed2ca Thanks for the great comment! And congratulations on your new Rogue. Glad to hear we mostly agree on the pros and cons. I only get a day or two with each car, so I REALLY like hearing from actual owners.
I've never gotten to use Nissan's version of adaptive cruise control, only Toyotas version. I loved it. Just curious, but do you find it useful? Any hesitation to let the car take over? For me, it has a little strange.
Yes got to use it for the first time just the other day - and not even on the Highway! (I believe most all manufaturers require a minumum speed before the cruise control can be enabled (25-45 mph depending on manufacturer I would guess.) I am very familiar with Honda's system - which actually is called "ACC" for Adaptive Cruise Control. And Honda makes a big deal of calling out when a model has ACC w/ "Low Speed Follow" - which is their car's ability to slow down to a stop; and then speed up again as traffic (or just the car in front of you) allows. So I was pleasantly suprised to find my Rogue doing the same thing after I triggered it on a normal city street (not sure what the minimum speed needs to be)... car in front of me comes to a full stop because of a stop sign... and low and behold... my Rogue brakes to a complete stop (with me nervously hovering my foot over the break pedal - just in case :) Then, as car in front of me pulls away, my Rogue speeds up to follow. (Of course I had the stop sign next so immediately disengaged by hitting the brake pedal.) But I was far enough back (as you can also set the follow distance from the steering wheel) to see my Nissan also had this "Low Speed Follow" componant as well. Cool. And yes, on the many Hondas I drive, I find the tech a sighnificant upgrade over "normal", now-prehistoric, cruise modes of cars that don't have it. Cheers.
First off, I had no idea that some cruise control systems have minimum speeds. I mean, it makes perfect sense, but I'd never even thought about it. Now I'm gonna try it out with my next rental.
And secondly, the future is here! The car will actually come to a complete stop for you? That's crazy. I assumed only Tesla's autopilot could do something like that. Man was I wrong.
I'm pretty sure most of the rentals out there don't have systems like this, for example, I know Enterprise disables the park assist features in their vehicles, but if I ever get a chance I would LOVE to play around with all these new systems. Super fascinating.
Thanks for all the great info. And Happy New Year!
100 Rental Cars Happy New Year to you and your family too!
nyed2ca a few weeks ago I test drove a 2018 SV, Midnight Edition,, in the pearl white color. I really liked it. I thought the black wheels look great against that white color. when you drive it are you able to see the speed you are going digitally?? I couldn't see that on the one I test drove, so I'm wondering if Nissan allows you to see it digitally. Enjoy your Rogue.
The panel you were messing with in the cargo area actually stand up and allows you to but bags of groceries behind it or down in the floor stargaze. Keeps your bags from sliding around and puking all of their contents into the cargo area. Very ingenious. I love it! One last thing you didn’t mention or didn’t even observe is that it’s very quiet riding on the highway. No wind noise or rattles. It’s very comfortable for long trips. Great review.
Really? I had no idea! Thanks for letting me known. I'll try it out next time I rent one of these.
Just recently subscribed to your channel - very informative and well laid out reviews. Keep up the great work!
Thanks John! You just made my day. And hey, please don't hold back. Feel free to point out my mistakes and offer suggestions. I really am trying to (slowly) get better at this. Merry Christmas!
The kick motion to open the tail gate seems to be a feature that's standard on the SV model that the reviewer didn't mention. Very handy when hands are full. Other than that, great job by the reviewer.
Thanks! I wasn't aware of the tail gate option. I wonder if this vehicle had it? Anyway, I'll keep an eye out for it next time. Thanks for the heads up. ✌️
Honestly I enjoyed this review your voice was really soothing 🍃 it relaxed me lol 👍🏽
Never rented a Rogue, but I think I'd like it. My favorite is still that Hyundai Santa Fe Sport. Great review 👍
If you like the Santa Fe, I'm sure you'd love this too. They have a very similar feel. Merry Christmas! And thanks for the Facebook like!
No problem and Merry Christmas as well!
Glad they added CarPlay and Android Auto this year, and standard!!! My sister's friend has a 2015 or 2016, and loves it. :)
Go catch! I didn't mention that in the video, but Android Auto is included in this one. I've yet to play around with it. I downloaded it onto my phone a while back, but I could never get it to work properly. How about you?
Does a black banner appear with the song title and playback time when you change songs on top of the screen displaying the song? It is driving me nuts and I’m not sure if its possible to turn off.
Have one IDENTICAL to that! Absolutely LOVE it!
I work at an Enterprise in NYC, great video. Absolutely love this vehicle.
Still work there?
@@ThatCarGuy2 Funny you ask, no I do not. I enjoyed my first few years there and then we got new management and they were lazy and passed off work to everyone else. Hated the culture at the end. The managers I started with got down to business with us and it felt more like a team environment.
I love rental cars, i plan to rent many when i'm old enough.
@@ThatCarGuy2 Excellent. Consider Enterprise , they have tons of options and mostly new vehicles so you test drive anything you want.
Sounds awesome!
Nice review. Couple of questions...Do the rear seats fold flat? Does it have a power driver's seat and lumbar support, what is the noise level while highway cruising?
Discovered this channel 5 days ago, and I’m a fan. Keep up the good work. #subbed.
You are too kind. Thank you sir. I'm slowly working to get better at this. Don't hesitate to point out (some) mistakes or make a few suggestions. And Merry Christmas!
Very good review. Very clear voice too. Good Job!
I just rented one of these and this video was very very helpful, Thank you for helping me to be more comfortable driving this sweet little car.
You're very welcome. And thanks for the supportive comment!
You said you figured out how to fold down the back seat cupholder but you never explained how I'm having trouble. Also can the back seat recline back it's so uncomfortable
These Rogues are solid vehicles, but the Sport model is a different story. It felt dismal to me, but it is a much cheaper car.
Yes, I agree. The Sport is...well cheap. I don't like to judge people when it comes to saving a few bucks, but in the case you really do need to spend the extra 3k and upgrade to the "real" Rogue. Same thing is true for the Cherokee vs. Grand Cherokee. HUGE difference. Anyway, loved the new video. Congrats to mom on the new ride.
I didn't mean to judge, either--sorry if I came off that way! $24k is no small sum of money and I feel as though others may do a higher quality job for that price, albeit without the Sport's practicality. Thanks for watching!
You sound like Patrick Bateman lol love it brother
I'm late as ever but we bought a '18 s model from carmax and loved it but hated it didn't have auto lights and you had to crank the seats even our older 2011 chevy malibu had both auto lights and power seats but luckily we were able to take it back for a sv same year, same price only slightly more miles (less than 10k) and are loving the extras! Which it came with the memory seats in the premium package and sl model but beggars can't be choosers lol
What happens when you reach 100 cars 😂😂, nice review btw keep it up
Thanks for the kind words. After 100? I think I'm going to keep going, but I guess I'll have to rename the channel, right? 100+ Rental Cars? 200 Rental Cars? 🤔 Any ideas?
100 Rental Cars you should call it 101 Rental Cars. I think that alludes to an unlimited amount. Big fan. Just found you. Nice pacing in the videos.
Drove one of these (2016 though, I believe) while I was in Las Vegas and Kingman...I could not keep up with traffic at all. And the second day I got a check engine light! At 29k miles! The heck? Luckily Enterprise let me just drive it back and they gave me a 4x4 Grand Cherokee to drive. Now that was a great highway cruiser. The gas mileage difference was very noticeable though. :(
Something had to be wrong with that Rogue obviously. I had a 2015 SV for three years that i just returned with 38,000 and only had to perform routine maintenance. Never had any problems on the highway at all. And I drive a little on the fast side.
2.5 engine has 170 HP not 140.
You're right! Sorry about that. I do try to get my info right, but sometimes I screw up. Thanks for taking the time to point this out. Unfortunately , I can't redo the video, but I'll highlight your comment so hopefully people will notice. Cheers!
In canada, the rogue sport is called: Qashqai
+Félix Boutin Very cool. I kinda prefer Qashqai.
Félix Boutin same in Europe
What an Ugly name!
Don't want to know the meaning but it's an ugly name.
170 hp
You are the best
I hate that you don’t cover the little things, like is the dash soft or hard plastic, how much cheap hard plastic is there, do the dials feel cheap or nice, and so on...... These things matter a lot to me.
For example you compare a Hyundai Santafe 2014 to a dodge journey 2014 and the Hyundai has a lot of hard cheap plastic feeling and dodge is soft leather stitch. Anyway I wish you covered stuff as well.
Hey Jason, thanks for the constructive criticism. I have done that in the past and, at times, it can make my videos too long. But I'll try and incorporate a little bit more description in my future reviews. It won't be in next week's video (the 2018 Chevy Impala), because I've already filmed it, but I'll do my best to add it to the video after that. Hopefully you'll check it out and let me know how I did. Anyway, thanks again. Comments like yours really do help. Cheers!
I bet we made this at my work! They are made in Smyrna TN, Japan, and South Korea.
No way! Okay, when you go back into work after the holiday, you have to start secretly marking your cars so I can confirm I'm driving one that you build. I kid...but only sort of.
100 Rental Cars You can tell by the VIN. The ones made in Smyrna usually start with a 5, Japan stars with a J and Korea with a K.
For whatever it is worth, nearly every Rogue sold in my area of California is a "K" car and lists the final assembly location as Los Angeles.
You should start honking the horn! Great video though
What about it's CVT transmission?
I heard a lot of bad things about it.
JD DOE I had a 2020 Nissan Rogue rental for the past week and drove a little over 1,000 miles in it and the CVT is terrible if you care anything about how a car feels or sounds when driving it.
It would’ve been fine if it got anywhere close to the EPA fuel economy estimate (it didn’t).
That’s my dream car
It is nice. And the 2019 is even better.
i didn't rent it..
I buyed it.
Congratulations!
thanks :)
That blind spot monitoring is horrible. Having little blinking lights and noise every time a vehicle passes me would drive me crazy. I have blind spot monitoring ... It's called a side view mirror
Light blinks but makes sounds only if you are using your turn signal and intend to change lanes
would have been nice to fold back seats down
نیسان روج 😍
same vehicle parked right now inside spin scooters sf parking lot
Your voice 🤤 Lol but I plan on trading in my little car for a 2019 Rogue SV in 2021!!!
Enterprise gave us a Rogue IDENTICAL to this one. I would like a bigger engine and a better infotainment system. Other than that, it's a great car.
Agreed! It's surprisingly good, right?
100 Rental Cars I actually have a 2017. The only differences are is that the radio looks different, the fuel door release is in a different spot, and it doesn't have the button to close the trunk.
@@trentonhull5972 You're 2017 doesn't have Apple Carplay or Android Auto. That's a pretty big difference.
Does it have Apple CarPlay?
Hi Jennifer. Yep, the 2018 model comes with it standard.
0:33 they started talking about the prices
I guess at 8:42 you'll have to figure it out, lol.
I own a 2018 Nissan Murano which was in an accident with a deer and is currently in the body shop getting repaired. My rental car while the Murano is in the shop is the 2018 Rogue SV, that looks very similar to the one you have in this video. For me, coming from a Murano, this is a very disappointing SUV. I'm 6'2" tall and 185# and I'm very cramped in the driver's seat. It's just not at all comfortable to me. And while people may think that the Murano and Rogue look very similar in size, nothing could be further from the truth. The Rogue is much narrower cutting down considerably in interior space. And the biggest difference is in trunk room. My wife and I are golfers and regularly carry 2 to 4 sets of golf clubs, with 2 - 4 adults in the car. In the Rogue, clubs sill only fit on an angle in the back, and 2 sets is a very tight fit. They have to be jammed in on top of one another.Then we have the decidedly underpowered 4 cyl. engine. It's pathetic compared to the 3.5L V-6 in the Murano. And the difference in gas mileage is not significant. I get 32 on the highway in the Murano and average about 26.5 overall. The Rogue in eco mode gets about 2 mpg more. Really not worth the difference.Yes, there is about a $10,000 difference in the 2 cars, but with the Murano you are getting a bigger, much more premium vehicle.
I've never driven a Murano, but after reading your comment I'm going to put it towards the top of my list. Sounds like a nice ride. And I agree about the Rogue, it definitely isn't a "premium" vehicle, but it does have its good qualities.
Why do people hate CVT so much?
Beats me. I kinda like it.
Because its sucks the fun out of driving, and it is noisy? Im sure its great for gas economy, but for me it just kills the product.
The Rogue is a small car. At 6'2" it is tight in the rear, and it's narrow. Golf clubs will not go in cross wise so you can't fit 4 people and 4 sets of clubs. Rent a Murano and let us know how that compares.
Murano? Done. I'll see if I can get one after the new year. And I didn't think about the golf club thing. You know, a while back I was actually measuring the cargo room with a tape measure. Maybe I'll go back to that. It's kind of a helpful reference to see just how big, or small, these cars are. Anyway, at 6'2" I bet most cars start to feel a bit small. What are you driving these days?
2016 Ford Explorer.
Son is 6-5 he fits fine in back seat. 4 persons fit really well. Plenty of headroom and legroom.
The SV trim is a nice rental but the base S is pretty basic. You got lucky and got a SV.
I get lucky with a lot of these. I'm actually surprised at how many nice cars my local Enterprise location has. I should be getting the same Mitsubishi Mirage or Town & Country over, and over, and over again...
The s is not basic.. the s comes standard with blind spot, rear cross traffic, forward emergency braking, 7 inch touchscreen, apple car play android auto, etc.. the s is not basic at all
drew Um yes the S is basic. No Rims, no heated seats and it's missing some other stuff. Now for 2018 the S isn't as basic but for 2014-2017 it is Basic.
drew And the S is so basic that it doesn't even have a Power drivers seat or heated side mirrors or keyless entry.
Disney Fan I work for Nissan, I sell these cars every single day! I does have keyless entry, and which car in this class even comes standard with heated seats... If you really want heated seats you option out for the SV trim... Plus why the hell would you compare the 2014-2017 models if this a 2018....
Lol Niccce...
132 miles!!!!
I know, right! And that's just when I got around to filming it. It had even less when I picked it up. By the way, Merry Christmas!
That's not a sunglass holder it's a taco 🌮 holder.
好便宜
bullshit in funny wrap. VIBRATION. noise. uncomfortable seats!
worst car, the care is shaking 🫨 when you stop through the traffic, and there's a recall about the key 🔑 not safety 😑 anyway uncomfortable at all. They need to take care of these issues. horrible, and not, and samsung is not working with this car. I don't understand why!!!?