Thanks for this thorough detailed review of both Rogue trim levels!!! BTW, both interiors are absolutely gorgeous!!! As with many Nissan models, there is usually one or two trim selections which hit the 'sweet spots', as far as value for the money. In this case, the SV with the Premium Package appears to be a greater value and well worth the additional $5K. Thanks again! Keep up the great work!
I agree with SV with Premium Package being the sweet spot of all trims... definitely a great value for the money in terms of what features you're getting.. and the fact that SV Premium comes equipped with remote start is MONEY!
Bought the '22 SV Premium like that one on this video in metallic gray color AND IM VERY ECSTATIC! taking a delivery this Friday 6/10! The inventory shortages specially in this trim is ridiculous and hard to find! So if you see an SV with Premium Package, JUMP ON IT if you're in the market. To make a side note, not sure why the S trim has a slight tint on the headlights and not the SV or the higher trim as it would have looked good on other higher trims. Still don't understand why Nissan went with that route. Great comparison review man!
I bought a 22 Nissan Rouge S…put had to put in block heater, remote and camera in April then sold it last week….there was something with the engine and would all of a sudden slow down…..sometimes it wouldn’t stay in gear….
What about the SV's panaromic moonroof and heated seats? Are they only available with the premium package included? I can't find the premium package on the websiter
I checked out your Hyundai Sonata review. I’m in the market for a new car and was wondering if you’d recommend the Hyundai sonata 2022 SEL vs the Honda Civic sport 2022. They’re both prices similarly.
In Canada the S is made in America, whereas the SV is made in Japan. It's why the S is a non starter. Why? Because American workers, and that includes managers and QA control, is more lazy (offense intended). Long story short, only pick the ones with a VIN starting with J. Thank me later.
I have this new 22 with the 1.5 turbo. I think it is noisier than it should be when the turbo kicks in (for passing or accelerating). I'm also hearing a strange "whirring" noise from the engine bay. Actually louder upon decelerating, most noticeable around 45-50 mph. I drive all the time in STANDARD, as I want good mileage. Will be taking this into the dealership about the whirring noise, anyone else have the 22 model with the new engine with any weird whirring noise from the engine bay (been told may be the CVT chain belt or the Alternator Clutch overrunning making the whirring noise I hear) ?
When you are showing a trim, please put a text on the top of the trim you are explaining. Sometimes we are not sure about what trim we are looking at esp when we need to move backward or forward.
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Thanks for this thorough detailed review of both Rogue trim levels!!! BTW, both interiors are absolutely gorgeous!!! As with many Nissan models, there is usually one or two trim selections which hit the 'sweet spots', as far as value for the money. In this case, the SV with the Premium Package appears to be a greater value and well worth the additional $5K. Thanks again! Keep up the great work!
I agree with SV with Premium Package being the sweet spot of all trims... definitely a great value for the money in terms of what features you're getting.. and the fact that SV Premium comes equipped with remote start is MONEY!
Bought the '22 SV Premium like that one on this video in metallic gray color AND IM VERY ECSTATIC! taking a delivery this Friday 6/10! The inventory shortages specially in this trim is ridiculous and hard to find! So if you see an SV with Premium Package, JUMP ON IT if you're in the market. To make a side note, not sure why the S trim has a slight tint on the headlights and not the SV or the higher trim as it would have looked good on other higher trims. Still don't understand why Nissan went with that route. Great comparison review man!
I bought a 2021 s AWD and i love it i like the old 2.5L naturally aspirated engine even tho it has less HP
The car is fantastic to drive
Any issues, a year later?
It does have adaptive cruise and steering assist on the SV. The S only has FCW
Great video learned alot! 👍🏻
Glad to hear :)
It would have been nice to see an authentic SV trim without the premium package so you would really know what your getting for the money
I gonna pick the 22' Nissan rogue SV bro 😎
The new engine is perfect.
I bought a 22 Nissan Rouge S…put had to put in block heater, remote and camera in April then sold it last week….there was something with the engine and would all of a sudden slow down…..sometimes it wouldn’t stay in gear….
Oh I am sorry. Was it the CVT transmission. Because it doesn’t shift
@@Iegend17 I can’t say for sure but I suspect it was. I’m not willing to put out extra cash for something so new despite the warranties.
Maybe you been accidentally switching into manual mode without knowing the engine will slow down if you don’t shift up.
$30K sound like a lot of money to me for not even getting painted mirror caps and door handles. How much could that possibly save per vehicle? $30?
Mrsp is not possible mark up 3000 for this at least
@@wuming9151I can get 2-3k off MSRP on Rogues these are not exclusive cars 😂 you can surely find one without a markup anywhere
I wished the glacier white was available for all trims
SV AWD does not have a tailgate opener in the key and not even inside the car. That sucks.
SV with the premium package has it
Looks like this is not sv but sv premium. Why not compare with sv?
Good rundown.
Just to confirm because I heard it a few times, are the interior lamps halogen or incandescent? They look like the latter.
They are kinda the same. It doesn’t matter they are yellow and the old ugly style
What about the SV's panaromic moonroof and heated seats? Are they only available with the premium package included? I can't find the premium package on the websiter
It depends what country you are from
I checked out your Hyundai Sonata review. I’m in the market for a new car and was wondering if you’d recommend the Hyundai sonata 2022 SEL vs the Honda Civic sport 2022. They’re both prices similarly.
In Canada the S is made in America, whereas the SV is made in Japan.
It's why the S is a non starter.
Why? Because American workers, and that includes managers and QA control, is more lazy (offense intended).
Long story short, only pick the ones with a VIN starting with J. Thank me later.
Does sv comes with wireless fone charging?
S have heated seats and heated steering wheel too
Are you sure?
Yes the S does. I have one.
Maybe they have s primuim too, i have the S AWD it doesn't come with heated seats and heated steering wheel
2022 Rogue SL or 2023 Sportage hybrid EX? 🤔
Hard choice not gonna lie man
@@Iegend17 😮
I have a 22 Rogue S and just wondering why my engine doesnt have cover but this S model has engine cover. Haha
When they serviced it maybe they took it out and never put it back in.
I have this new 22 with the 1.5 turbo. I think it is noisier than it should be when the turbo kicks in (for passing or accelerating). I'm also hearing a strange "whirring" noise from the engine bay. Actually louder upon decelerating, most noticeable around 45-50 mph. I drive all the time in STANDARD, as I want good mileage. Will be taking this into the dealership about the whirring noise, anyone else have the 22 model with the new engine with any weird whirring noise from the engine bay (been told may be the CVT chain belt or the Alternator Clutch overrunning making the whirring noise I hear) ?
The puny mirrors on the visors 🫠
Perfect
When you are showing a trim, please put a text on the top of the trim you are explaining. Sometimes we are not sure about what trim we are looking at esp when we need to move backward or forward.
The SV looks lifted
There ARE lights in the trunk
im not sure i want a car with turbo. thats just something else that can go wrong.
Do review electric cars pls answer me
I do have some
For me none of them Nissan is not what it used to be
That's a good thing, to some of us.