I have a 2021 Rogue. It is a great car! I will never buy any other. Nissan is where it's at. The Rogue is so functional and looks classy. It's safe too.
Unfortunately you'll have to. Word is Nissan is discontinuing the Rogue in the near future. Nissan usually ends the cheaper models first before it ultimately ends the line altogether. The Rogue Sport is no longer available which is the cheapest model.
My wife is on her second Rouge she loves it. She has a 2017 SV with panoramic roof, and upgraded sound system. I like the cargo room for our home depot trips.
I have a black 2023 Rogue SL and love it! Leather, Bose, heated seats and steering wheel, great MPGs, etc. I've always driven sports cars but this little SUV won me over and is loaded out. Plus, Nissan worked with me and actually worked a good deal with me where other brands had that "this is all we can do for you" mentality.
The Wife and I have been looking at a red SV Rogue. Was completely impressed with the over all quality of the Rogue Vs RAV/4. More power, more stock options, better comfort, much better gas mileage. It is an easy choice for us. Before you go RAV, go Roague!
13:10 Its not just a revised Jatco, its luckily a brand new generation CVT-X as of 22+ model Rogues, and doesn't share any parts with the last generation CVTs. Has wider ratios, dual pumps, improved belt, higher torque rating, that should in theory be a lot more reliable if you follow the 30-60K mile CVT fluid change intervals.
Last owned a Toyota for 13 years. Giving a '23 Rogue Platinum a try this time. Great value, made in Japan, fuel efficient without having to pay for a hybrid battery. Very happy with it so far, but time will tell. I still like Toyota, but silly supply issues during that pandemic were frustrating. I was not going to pay more than new price for a used Toyota. The Rogue Platinum was 12k less than a new Rav 4 limited. And it has some better features.
I have a '22 Rogue and, as goofy as the name may be, the seats are seriously some of the most comfortable vehicle seats I've ever had. My wife has trouble sitting in cars for a long time, but she rarely has issues in this one.
Yeah but it's a 1.5l 3cyl..... 3 cylinders?? Not made to last. I drove the 2021 1.5l 4cyl and I agree, they're amazing inside. I have a '21 rav4 and I hate it because there's a gas limiter on the throttle.... so if you floor it, you'll get all RPM but no increase in speed. You're at the mercy of how fast the car wants to speed up. All toyotas are like that. Nissans put a switch at the bottom of the pedal so when you floor it the car knows you wanna speed up really fast. So I'd take a nissan with a cvt over a toyota with 8 speed automatic with a gas limiter. I've almost been rear ended twice from not being able to speed up fast when I need to. Cvts drive amazing, they just don't last long. If they switched the rubber belts with a sprocket and chain system, I guarantee cvts like that would dominate.
@@tufgbhw6986 Have you driven one with the newer 1.6L Turbo? I was as skeptical as you until I got behind the wheel AND understood how Nissan designed the engine going back to its first generation in one of their Infiniti
@pnutbuttajellee1394 it's not the 1.5 that bothers me, it's the 3 cyl..... Nissans old style of engine was better, the lil switch at the bottom when you floor it so the car knows you wanna go fast.. now a 1.5l turbo 3 cyl with a 120mph speed governor? Nah I'm good. I'd take a 3.6l v6 with 300hp all day over that. My suv has a 2.5l 4cyl and is slow asf because it has a gas limiter on the throttle. Total bullshit. If it wasn't for the limiters, none of this shit would matter.
Very strange AND dangerous that you feel the need to go over 120mph when that is illegal on public roads...in any modern commercial car...insane. Plus the amount of gas a 3.6L eats...you are on earth, right?@@tufgbhw6986
Honestly ive owned 3 rogues now, 2013, 2017 and now a 2023 sv and they are pretty good. Really good on gas, great in the snow ( l live in CT and ive never gotten stuck in snow) and overall, I havent had much issues with them. They are not the most exciting things to drive, but they are hella dependable! I also like that the new one I have feels faster and handles better... so id recommend it to people that want a good safe car that wont break so easily and wont break the bank when you have to do repairs eventually.
Sounds like you change cars every handful of years. In that case almost any Japanese car would be reliable. It's getting pass 10 years or 100k miles without drama is the real challenge and Nissans are not that great in this department unless you religiously change the engine oil every 5k/6mo and 20k/2yr for the CVT. Only then you have a chance at making it to 100k without major issues.
@@jamaruminotto Many others do too like Toyota. Bottom line is do 5k oil changes and 20k tranny oil changes regardless of what the manufacturers say. The latter is especially important for nissan cvt's.
It's nice when you see the car I currently have (year/model) getting tested by Joe, I got it AWD though since I live in Canada in gun metallic. I have a lot of fun driving this car, specially when I take the highway. Very happy with it.
Hi Diego. First of all, thanks for your input. I watched Joe too and it made me consider buying 1 soon. Certainly the SL AWD Trim. I live also in Canada (Abbotsford, BC).
Test driven the Xtrail with my sister! Excellent experience she have rav4 and she was like this car is too comfortable and cool looking. Fuel economy superb! There is things we didn’t like here and there. Here in kuwait we have 4cylinder and hybrid epower. No car is perfect. Nice work Nissan! Love the new Xtrail.
I never through I would have a Japanese car, yet alone a Nissan, but after going to dealer after dealer demanding addendums and fluff and other markups on their hybrid, this was the only non-hybrid that still had pretty competitive fuel economy. I was also able to negotiate $500 under MSRP and only a few addons I didn't want (overpriced floormats and mudflaps), for a Rogue S that does 37mpg on the highway on 87 octane! It needed a few cheap addons from amazon and aliexpress, but after just a couple hundred bucks to take care of a few cheap-out things on the base model, I'm super happy!
I have a 2023 Boulder Gray in the Platinum AWD trim, and absolutely love the car! Is packed with so much tech. With the Platinum trim, you get a full digital cluster, heads up display, real nappa leather quilted seats, 3-zone climate control & lots more - worth every penny :). I love the new engine, it really gives you that torque that gets you up and going fast! I came from a V6 Murano and don't miss the power at all, as I have it with this car too. Love Raiti's Rides, best car review channel on Internet!
I love my new Platinum Rouge 2023 ! Pearl White and tan leather seats . It is loaded and I have had a Rav 4 for 12 years and I think the Rouge is so much more
I am loving my 2021 Rogue, it does lack power on the interstate but for what I paid it is an affordable luxury feeling crossover. The interior is where it shines.
Just as most people got used to a turbo 4cyl over a NA V6, now here comes the turbo 3cyl. The 3cyl are usually louder and have more vibrations so yeah I'd like a 4cyl.
The Rav4 is overdue for a refresh though, and between the non-hybrid Rav4 that you can get and the markup and unavailability of the Rav4 hybrids, the Nissan is a nicer option. If you check Consumer Reports 2023 automotive edition, they rightfully IMO rank the Rogue turbo higher than the Rav4 turbo (non-hybrid). Hopefully soon hybrid prices will come down, but for now, its hard to justify with all the greedy dealers out there, and 37mpg for a non-hybrid of its size is very good IMO. Highest I have gotten so far hypermiling is 47.3mpg, but my lifetime average over 7K miles it says is only 32.3mpg, but still good.
I will stay with my Mazda CX 5. The first one I had was the 2 liter all wheel drive. Was lacking power still I had almost 180000 miles and not a issue. Now on my second with 2.5 and 53, 000 and not a issue. Mileage is 27, 33
I got Nissan Rogue Platinum tan interior, I can bet none other in its competing has a chance against it. also I got a 1% APR in this crazy market ❤unbeatable
One issue. Nissan made the decision to delete the universal garage door opener included in other makes base models. Not sure why they leave out something you use almost every day yet include other features you might use once or twice per year. I purchased a 2023 Rogue and after getting home I told my wife I was going out to program our garage doors into it. After a long search, a search of owners manual I call the dealership and I’m told I’m overlooking it. 30-45 minutes later they call back to tell me Nissan stopped putting those in their vehicles. I have since learned you can order another mirror With garage opener installed at dealership for roughly 300.00 but you shouldn’t have to take that step
I just bought one yesterday and with it already snowing and cold in Wyoming, I was excited to set that up and park inside. I guess I just assumed it would have one and didn't even look! That's a big bummer! 🥶
I have a rav4. I love it. I bought it in 2019 for 32K (got 4K off at the time). Have had 0 issues, besides some minor recalls which got fixed for free. Just got an offer from car max to buy it for 29k. Resale value would be much less on a Nissan (about 22k for a comparable model with the same miles). I average 35 mpg on the highway going 80 and I feel super safe!
2019 prices don't exist anymore. The wait time on a Rav4 Prime hybrid is currently at 16 months. Markups on available hybrids are a joke, at least as of the time I was shopping a few months back. The reason your resale is so high is because of Toyota's huge markups because of lack of production, whereas Nissan has had no problem producing a high number of Rogues and so new Rogue prices are much lower than new Rav4 prices, which affects used prices. That said, the Rogue's estimated 5 year resale value is 55%, which is above industry average and considered good.
Very impressive car! I think will trade in our 2020 Rogue on one! Love the color and interior colors! 3 cylinder doesn’t matter, we’re retired and not in a hurry!
RAV4 is good but Toyota greedy dealers are killing the Toyota brand with markups and inventory is another big factor, at Toyota customer can't make color choice for interior and exterior, whatever come the buyers has no choice but to take it.
Nissan is amazing because they are actually hungry, I feel like besides maybe Mitsubishi, Nissan is the most desperate to sell cars but still deserving.@@user-dj4gh4tn8l
Raiti, because of your review/test, we chose the Rogue SL (2023). The car is spacy, peppy and economical. The fact that it has 3 cylinders, doesn't affect the performance. Our colour is Scarlett red! We bought the car at Abbotsford Nissan in BC, Canada. Again, thanks for your detailed input!
The Nissan CVT stops me from buying any Nissan today. It’s unfortunate because Nissan makes some pretty good looking vehicles. Just that CVT is probably the biggest piece of trash transmission in any vehicle today and will probably explode at 60-70k miles
I went from a base LRSM Polestar 2 to A Rogue Platinum and I'm very happy. It's a great vehicle for it's segment. It does everything well and feels upscale.
I have never understood the rear wiper zonks before. It doesn’t bother me in the slightest about the rear wiper not being tucked in. I understand the thinking but it just doesn’t bother me.
The Nissan Rogue A very good compact SUV in a class of very good compact SUVs The Rav4 will be the best-selling compact SUV for years to come. I'd get a Rogue over the CRV. I'd put the Tucson & Sportage & Rav4 (Hybrids) at the top of the class
I really loved sitting in this one and it’s a hard call between rogue and rav4. Both are great but the rogue in person looks like a massive pathfinder and love the pocket under the gears, moon roof and better infotainment then the RAV4. My wife loved the RAV4 more but she needs to sit in a rogue.
I went Rogue and happy with it. At the time I was looking for a vehicle Nissan was the only one willing to deal. Happy with the deal I got on a lease which about 100+ less than anybody else's lease numbers, including Kia, Jeep, Toyota, Hyundai, few others. I got the SV, they actually marked it down from 32 to 30, everybody else was stuck on dealer markups. Still fairly loaded, quiet on the road, power is ample especially when the turbo kicks in. Mileage is decent, has good room inside even for the passengers. Liking it.
My wife and I test drove one last year. Extremely slow, underpowered boat. The 2015 Nissan rogue is fantastic! Buy a used 2015 Nissan rogue if you’re into Nissan Rogues. 🤙
I've had my 2022 Rogue SV (best value) for 1.5 yrs and I like the 32mpg average, nice quiet ride, engine is smooth, just gets raspy loud if you have to put your foot down but that's rare. The AC and heat are a little problematic, as the temp coming out on the driver's side is 2-3 degrees warmer than on the passenger side, but it's a minor issue for an otherwise really good vehicle.
when travelling to Kansas City this weekend, had this for a rental with 3-cylinder turbo, this car can pull however due to lack of a better transmission, the car doesn't accelerate as fast as it should... yet it still manage to hit 200km/h on a straight line which is impressive. the engine doesn't give any loud noises when you were inside the cabin..., fuel economy is superb, fuel tank is around 385-411 miles per fill up. However, I guess due to how the car was designed, when doing highway speed around 85-90 mph, the car tends to shake or easily swayed by the wind. I came across Buick Enclave as well and drove that, and when doing high speed run on a highway, it shakes. As much as I like Japanese suv, German still takes the cake for me, they eat 200km/h like nothing, stable from ground up...
@@crownz05but in this case it's about car rental and my personal experience, cost would definitely be more to own a German but if you can't bear the cost of owning and maintaining it, you can at least rent or lease it and enjoy it while it lasts...
It's a 1.5l 3cyl..... 3 cylinders?? Not made to last. I drove the 2021 1.5l 4cyl with 181hp and it drove amazing and theyre extremely comfortable, i love the inside. I have a '21 rav4 and I hate it because there's a gas limiter on the throttle.... so if you floor it, you'll get all RPM but no increase in speed. You're at the mercy of how fast the car wants to speed up. All toyotas are like that. Nissans put a switch at the bottom of the pedal so when you floor it the car knows you wanna speed up really fast. So I'd take a nissan with a cvt over a toyota with 8 speed automatic with a gas limiter. I've almost been rear ended twice from not being able to speed up fast when I need to. Cvts drive amazing, they just don't last long. If they switched the rubber belts with a sprocket and chain system, I guarantee cvts like that would dominate.
I just traded in my 23 Pathfinder because I started having issues with the shifter, I’ve been a Nissan fan for years but I honestly believe they’re quality isn’t as good anymore, hopefully I made the right choice getting into my first KIA…
You can shift w paddle shifters but whatbab the gear lever? I always use that w my older Altima. Have to simulate-shift from stand still and i always do the downshift to take it easy on brakes.
I have a 23 Rogue SV trim, no you cannot manual shift using the gear lever because all 2023 Rogue's use an electronic gear shifter. So you are forced to only use the paddle shifters If you want to manually shift your 23 Rogue.
Hi Joe. Exelent review, my wife owns a 2023 SL model for a year now, it has been great so far. It drives smooth on these puertorican twisty roads. Hope to see you doing some on throttle here in San Juan PR!
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I have a 2021 Rogue. It is a great car! I will never buy any other. Nissan is where it's at. The Rogue is so functional and looks classy. It's safe too.
That is really awesome to hear!
Unfortunately you'll have to. Word is Nissan is discontinuing the Rogue in the near future. Nissan usually ends the cheaper models first before it ultimately ends the line altogether. The Rogue Sport is no longer available which is the cheapest model.
Yes I love my Rogue
My wife is on her second Rouge she loves it. She has a 2017 SV with panoramic roof, and upgraded sound system. I like the cargo room for our home depot trips.
I appreciate Joe choosing an outfit to match the Rogue's exterior color. Great attention to detail.
I have a black 2023 Rogue SL and love it! Leather, Bose, heated seats and steering wheel, great MPGs, etc. I've always driven sports cars but this little SUV won me over and is loaded out. Plus, Nissan worked with me and actually worked a good deal with me where other brands had that "this is all we can do for you" mentality.
for my daily car ever since 2020 the last couple cars have been Nissan just cause of this ...
@@PKDesigns2011 I don't blame you! I will probably stick with Nissan as well if they keep this up. I'm very impressed.
The Wife and I have been looking at a red SV Rogue. Was completely impressed with the over all quality of the Rogue Vs RAV/4. More power, more stock options, better comfort, much better gas mileage. It is an easy choice for us. Before you go RAV, go Roague!
Hahaha you and the wife. Men don’t drive SUVs anymore. That’s strictly a woman thing now. Get a Truck or a Sedan.
And when you go to trade it in or sell it the rav 4 will be worth twice as much as the rogue
Is the Nissan as reliable as the RAV4, cause I have seen some really good statistics on RAV4 and for a long it has been like this.
@@sameerhussain2579 only boomers buy Toyotas.
@DeepDishPizza Sedan? Nobody is buying Sedans anymore. Sedans are dying. 😂 It's either suv or truck.
13:10 Its not just a revised Jatco, its luckily a brand new generation CVT-X as of 22+ model Rogues, and doesn't share any parts with the last generation CVTs. Has wider ratios, dual pumps, improved belt, higher torque rating, that should in theory be a lot more reliable if you follow the 30-60K mile CVT fluid change intervals.
I appreciate that info!
Last owned a Toyota for 13 years. Giving a '23 Rogue Platinum a try this time. Great value, made in Japan, fuel efficient without having to pay for a hybrid battery. Very happy with it so far, but time will tell. I still like Toyota, but silly supply issues during that pandemic were frustrating. I was not going to pay more than new price for a used Toyota. The Rogue Platinum was 12k less than a new Rav 4 limited. And it has some better features.
How much does a 2023 Rogue cost?
are you happy with it
@@noobgamer3499 yes, so far it's been great.
I have a '22 Rogue and, as goofy as the name may be, the seats are seriously some of the most comfortable vehicle seats I've ever had. My wife has trouble sitting in cars for a long time, but she rarely has issues in this one.
Yeah but it's a 1.5l 3cyl..... 3 cylinders??
Not made to last.
I drove the 2021 1.5l 4cyl and I agree, they're amazing inside.
I have a '21 rav4 and I hate it because there's a gas limiter on the throttle.... so if you floor it, you'll get all RPM but no increase in speed. You're at the mercy of how fast the car wants to speed up. All toyotas are like that.
Nissans put a switch at the bottom of the pedal so when you floor it the car knows you wanna speed up really fast.
So I'd take a nissan with a cvt over a toyota with 8 speed automatic with a gas limiter.
I've almost been rear ended twice from not being able to speed up fast when I need to.
Cvts drive amazing, they just don't last long.
If they switched the rubber belts with a sprocket and chain system, I guarantee cvts like that would dominate.
@@tufgbhw6986 Have you driven one with the newer 1.6L Turbo? I was as skeptical as you until I got behind the wheel AND understood how Nissan designed the engine going back to its first generation in one of their Infiniti
@pnutbuttajellee1394 it's not the 1.5 that bothers me, it's the 3 cyl.....
Nissans old style of engine was better, the lil switch at the bottom when you floor it so the car knows you wanna go fast.. now a 1.5l turbo 3 cyl with a 120mph speed governor?
Nah I'm good.
I'd take a 3.6l v6 with 300hp all day over that.
My suv has a 2.5l 4cyl and is slow asf because it has a gas limiter on the throttle. Total bullshit.
If it wasn't for the limiters, none of this shit would matter.
Very strange AND dangerous that you feel the need to go over 120mph when that is illegal on public roads...in any modern commercial car...insane. Plus the amount of gas a 3.6L eats...you are on earth, right?@@tufgbhw6986
Honestly ive owned 3 rogues now, 2013, 2017 and now a 2023 sv and they are pretty good. Really good on gas, great in the snow ( l live in CT and ive never gotten stuck in snow) and overall, I havent had much issues with them. They are not the most exciting things to drive, but they are hella dependable! I also like that the new one I have feels faster and handles better... so id recommend it to people that want a good safe car that wont break so easily and wont break the bank when you have to do repairs eventually.
Sounds like you change cars every handful of years. In that case almost any Japanese car would be reliable. It's getting pass 10 years or 100k miles without drama is the real challenge and Nissans are not that great in this department unless you religiously change the engine oil every 5k/6mo and 20k/2yr for the CVT. Only then you have a chance at making it to 100k without major issues.
@@PushStart_YT shouldn't that be something you are doing with most cars? Thats regular maintenance
@@jamaruminotto often times manufacturers service intervals are much longer, like 10k miles oil changes for example.
@@PushStart_YT I only know VW to have that
@@jamaruminotto Many others do too like Toyota. Bottom line is do 5k oil changes and 20k tranny oil changes regardless of what the manufacturers say. The latter is especially important for nissan cvt's.
It's nice when you see the car I currently have (year/model) getting tested by Joe, I got it AWD though since I live in Canada in gun metallic. I have a lot of fun driving this car, specially when I take the highway. Very happy with it.
Hi Diego. First of all, thanks for your input. I watched Joe too and it made me consider buying 1 soon. Certainly the SL AWD Trim. I live also in Canada (Abbotsford, BC).
twinkies, Lay's, double cheeseburgers, shakes...the real marvel about Raiti's Rides is that he is as thin as he is!
Lots of excercise! LOL
My wife has a 23 SL AWD. The inteior has more features and simply looks more premium than its competitors.
Test driven the Xtrail with my sister! Excellent experience she have rav4 and she was like this car is too comfortable and cool looking. Fuel economy superb! There is things we didn’t like here and there. Here in kuwait we have 4cylinder and hybrid epower. No car is perfect. Nice work Nissan! Love the new Xtrail.
I never through I would have a Japanese car, yet alone a Nissan, but after going to dealer after dealer demanding addendums and fluff and other markups on their hybrid, this was the only non-hybrid that still had pretty competitive fuel economy. I was also able to negotiate $500 under MSRP and only a few addons I didn't want (overpriced floormats and mudflaps), for a Rogue S that does 37mpg on the highway on 87 octane! It needed a few cheap addons from amazon and aliexpress, but after just a couple hundred bucks to take care of a few cheap-out things on the base model, I'm super happy!
Make sure to get oil changes every 4K miles and don't drive like a maniac to make the 3 cylinders last.
Eh, that's too often, I'm doing 5K (still way ahead of scheduled) and 30K CVT fluid changes. @@sk-un5jq
Can you explain what you mean by the "cheap-out things"?
The rogue is my favorite Nissan. I’m in love with this car,Thank you so much for reviewing this car Joe!
You are so very welcome!
@@RaitisRides 😊😊
I have a 2023 Boulder Gray in the Platinum AWD trim, and absolutely love the car! Is packed with so much tech. With the Platinum trim, you get a full digital cluster, heads up display, real nappa leather quilted seats, 3-zone climate control & lots more - worth every penny :). I love the new engine, it really gives you that torque that gets you up and going fast! I came from a V6 Murano and don't miss the power at all, as I have it with this car too. Love Raiti's Rides, best car review channel on Internet!
I bought a Rogue Platinum with tan interior 😍😍😍😍😍😍
I love my new Platinum Rouge 2023 ! Pearl White and tan leather seats . It is loaded and I have had a Rav 4 for 12 years and I think the Rouge is so much more
I am loving my 2021 Rogue, it does lack power on the interstate but for what I paid it is an affordable luxury feeling crossover. The interior is where it shines.
You don’t need luxury. Remember that.
I have a 2023 Rogue SV Premium and loving it so far. I’ve rented a RAV4 before, but I honestly think that the Rogue has more power than the RAV4.
Just as most people got used to a turbo 4cyl over a NA V6, now here comes the turbo 3cyl. The 3cyl are usually louder and have more vibrations so yeah I'd like a 4cyl.
I've had one of these as a rental, and honestly, the engine was great. It was smooth and pretty peppy for a car like this.
I think at basically $40K, cooled seats should at least a be package option.
I would agree with you
Great little SUVs, my daughter been driving a Rogue SV Premium about a year now. the ride is so nice, and the Bose system sounds amazing! ☮
I am so glad that she is having a good experience!
I just wish Nissan all the best during their difficult times. My favorite brand despite Toyota's glory.
It has been though but hopefully they will get through it
The Rav4 is overdue for a refresh though, and between the non-hybrid Rav4 that you can get and the markup and unavailability of the Rav4 hybrids, the Nissan is a nicer option. If you check Consumer Reports 2023 automotive edition, they rightfully IMO rank the Rogue turbo higher than the Rav4 turbo (non-hybrid). Hopefully soon hybrid prices will come down, but for now, its hard to justify with all the greedy dealers out there, and 37mpg for a non-hybrid of its size is very good IMO. Highest I have gotten so far hypermiling is 47.3mpg, but my lifetime average over 7K miles it says is only 32.3mpg, but still good.
Nissan's seat comfort is top notch, if they change the transmission to automatic, it would be bestseller.
I have a rouge and it's amazing
I will stay with my Mazda CX 5. The first one I had was the 2 liter all wheel drive. Was lacking power still I had almost 180000 miles and not a issue. Now on my second with 2.5 and 53, 000 and not a issue.
Mileage is 27, 33
I got Nissan Rogue Platinum tan interior, I can bet none other in its competing has a chance against it. also I got a 1% APR in this crazy market ❤unbeatable
Is it pretty good car does it acceleration okay?
@@feliciahadnot4467 Yes its good!
@user-dj4gh4tn8l thanks 😊 for telling me I want something that have some acceleration lol
Love the color ! Better looking than RAV 4!
You made a mistake. The infotainment system only goes up to nine inches. The 12.3 screen is for the gage cluster
One issue. Nissan made the decision to delete the universal garage door opener included in other makes base models. Not sure why they leave out something you use almost every day yet include other features you might use once or twice per year.
I purchased a 2023 Rogue and after getting home I told my wife I was going out to program our garage doors into it. After a long search, a search of owners manual I call the dealership and I’m told I’m overlooking it. 30-45 minutes later they call back to tell me Nissan stopped putting those in their vehicles.
I have since learned you can order another mirror With garage opener installed at dealership for roughly 300.00 but you shouldn’t have to take that step
I just bought one yesterday and with it already snowing and cold in Wyoming, I was excited to set that up and park inside. I guess I just assumed it would have one and didn't even look! That's a big bummer! 🥶
My 2024 has the programmable garage door opener!
I love you Joe but you were supposed to do the kick for the rear tailgate!😂 It works with canes too
Good call on that
Is there a reason why LED turn signals aren't standard? I feel like they should be standard
I have a rav4. I love it. I bought it in 2019 for 32K (got 4K off at the time). Have had 0 issues, besides some minor recalls which got fixed for free. Just got an offer from car max to buy it for 29k. Resale value would be much less on a Nissan (about 22k for a comparable model with the same miles). I average 35 mpg on the highway going 80 and I feel super safe!
Thanks fir sharing that great ownership input
Wow that’s some amazing resale value!
But you would pay way less for the rogue so it would even out
2019 prices don't exist anymore. The wait time on a Rav4 Prime hybrid is currently at 16 months. Markups on available hybrids are a joke, at least as of the time I was shopping a few months back. The reason your resale is so high is because of Toyota's huge markups because of lack of production, whereas Nissan has had no problem producing a high number of Rogues and so new Rogue prices are much lower than new Rav4 prices, which affects used prices. That said, the Rogue's estimated 5 year resale value is 55%, which is above industry average and considered good.
@@pinkisforpimps now yes, but if you can find a rav4 new for msrp it’s worth it.
Very impressive car! I think will trade in our 2020 Rogue on one! Love the color and interior colors! 3 cylinder doesn’t matter, we’re retired and not in a hurry!
3 years? keep your car for a while. This is the reason there's low inventory and prices are high..
Man said on one! 💀💀
It's time to hit 2 million subscribers 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for being so supportive
We have one; got up to 42 miles per gallon. Love everything about it.
When I think 3 cylinder I think Yugo. And pairing anything to a CVT is a no go for me.
Now that is interesting!
I love the instrument cluster and dashboard
They did a good job with that for sure!
Alright Joe let’s see if this Rouge is the winner
Let’s do this
Nope, I choose the CRV sport hybrid touring with 205 hp in that dark metallic red.
Currently driving a rental 22’ rogue SV in california. So far its been a really good vehicle! Great MPG and Good enough to be cruising all over LA.
Hey Raiti! Love the videos, huge fan. Any updates on the Equinox EV?
Thanks for being super supportive!
PS no word yet but stay tuned
I prefer the RAV4 but this one is a great option to consider.
Good call Omar
RAV4 is good but Toyota greedy dealers are killing the Toyota brand with markups and inventory is another big factor, at Toyota customer can't make color choice for interior and exterior, whatever come the buyers has no choice but to take it.
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Yeah that part sucks….I got lucky & found an affordable Toyota dealership lol but it was 2 hours away from where I live
Nissan is amazing because they are actually hungry, I feel like besides maybe Mitsubishi, Nissan is the most desperate to sell cars but still deserving.@@user-dj4gh4tn8l
Nissan is better then Toyota
I like the rogue style better than RAV4 Bought myself a Rogue recently
That is so fantastic! Congrats!
$39k is pricey! 😬
Everything is pricey nowadays
Raiti, because of your review/test, we chose the Rogue SL (2023). The car is spacy, peppy and economical. The fact that it has 3 cylinders, doesn't affect the performance. Our colour is Scarlett red! We bought the car at Abbotsford Nissan in BC, Canada. Again, thanks for your detailed input!
I think the fenders look fine with the flat black. Having the contrast adds interest to the overall look of the car.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this one.
The Nissan CVT stops me from buying any Nissan today. It’s unfortunate because Nissan makes some pretty good looking vehicles. Just that CVT is probably the biggest piece of trash transmission in any vehicle today and will probably explode at 60-70k miles
I went from a base LRSM Polestar 2 to A Rogue Platinum and I'm very happy. It's a great vehicle for it's segment. It does everything well and feels upscale.
Y’all gotta stop crying about CVTs please !!!!! Honda has and them and they work just fine
Honda CVT is much better., but I wouldn't buy anything with one..
3cylinder is what brought me to your review
You will pay premium or above MSRP for Rav 4. This is a good alternative.
That is a very good point to make Jerry!
Never until Nissan cvt is abolished
You are right about that!
Um, what does CVT mean sir? I’m thinking transmission but Joe didn’t say. Thank you.
Never mind he did say what it was I just wasn’t patient enough.
@@MrMashman93That's what it is!
@@MrMashman93Continuously Variable Transmission
I’m good with the flat black because it will protect the paint
That is a very good point!
I have never understood the rear wiper zonks before. It doesn’t bother me in the slightest about the rear wiper not being tucked in. I understand the thinking but it just doesn’t bother me.
I guess to each their own.
The 3 Cyl turbo charge so far has been a tremendous engine. Fast AND economic while being very smooth.
if it was a regular tranmission..might be interested./.....but the rubber band cvt..never in my life
Still driving a 2013 Rogue not a single problem with the CVT. They have their limitations but for an ordinary car it works great for me.
I've only ever driven Toyotas but bought my 1st Rogue today
It's hard to find this in Canada. How about a Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross or RVR? Which are easily available
Hard pass
@@RaitisRides how about Chevy trailblazer? Thanks
The Rogue is modern and sleek. The Rav 4 is dated and boring. Rogue much nicer.
We have a Rogue and love it. Engine is great
I agree 💯
I love my 20234 Rogue its the best❤
The Nissan Rogue
A very good compact SUV in a class of very good compact SUVs
The Rav4 will be the best-selling compact SUV for years to come.
I'd get a Rogue over the CRV. I'd put the Tucson & Sportage & Rav4 (Hybrids) at the top of the class
Thanks for giving your honest opinion on this Rogue!
3 cyl ... CVT ... FWD ... still $40K 😢. I would pay $50K and get an X3 instead.
I really loved sitting in this one and it’s a hard call between rogue and rav4. Both are great but the rogue in person looks like a massive pathfinder and love the pocket under the gears, moon roof and better infotainment then the RAV4. My wife loved the RAV4 more but she needs to sit in a rogue.
I appreciate you sharing that experience between the different vehicles.
Yep, those 90 degree opening doors will ensure my kids will customize your car if you park next to me.
Dwl
I love the flat black around the tires
Thanks fir sharing your vote
Literally bought this exact vehicle an trim two days ago, it’s a very impressive vehicle.
I am so glad that you like this one.
YES ! ! ! ! Ran 4's are small & cramped inside - yucky. thanks my Italian Bro
You are so very welcome my pisan
One day. I'm going to buy a 23' Nissan Rogue.
Sound like a plan!
I went Rogue and happy with it. At the time I was looking for a vehicle Nissan was the only one willing to deal. Happy with the deal I got on a lease which about 100+ less than anybody else's lease numbers, including Kia, Jeep, Toyota, Hyundai, few others. I got the SV, they actually marked it down from 32 to 30, everybody else was stuck on dealer markups. Still fairly loaded, quiet on the road, power is ample especially when the turbo kicks in. Mileage is decent, has good room inside even for the passengers. Liking it.
I love the design, but don't know about the 3 Cylinders.
I had one as a rental car, and the engine was surprisingly good. It was smooth and reasonably powerful.
My wife and I test drove one last year. Extremely slow, underpowered boat. The 2015 Nissan rogue is fantastic! Buy a used 2015 Nissan rogue if you’re into Nissan Rogues. 🤙
You probably drove in Eco Mode. The vehicle learns your driving habits. Mine is bore out from my heavy foot. No lag
$38,000.0 is kinda steep for the heep!
lost me at CVT, I thought Nissan was incorporating the 9 speed in all their line up. maybe next redesign for rogue?
That seems to be the most reoccurring answer!
I am wondering if the subwoofer is still mounted inside the spare tire?
Yes it is
This is my 4th Rogue it is fast really comfortable . I did not like the imitation leather. The top of the line has real leather it is really nice.
Yess, more Nissan reviews 😁❤️
Everyone went to watch a TH-cam short as soon as he said “cvt.”
LOL You crack me up!
I have a 2023 basic rogue the seats are so comfortable!
I've had my 2022 Rogue SV (best value) for 1.5 yrs and I like the 32mpg average, nice quiet ride, engine is smooth, just gets raspy loud if you have to put your foot down but that's rare. The AC and heat are a little problematic, as the temp coming out on the driver's side is 2-3 degrees warmer than on the passenger side, but it's a minor issue for an otherwise really good vehicle.
haha the reviewer demonstrated how easy it was to leave his finger prints. Hahaha
A very beautiful design but we all know about Nissan CVTs. Great Video Joe! 😆
I’m so glad that you liked it!
There is some irony complaining about the past issues with CVT's in that Nissan fully intends to perfect the technology and is on a path to do so.
Joe keep up the good work real true and I love the video real true 💯👍
Loving the Nissan Rogue SL I think as a non-luxury SUV it's cool.
Thanks for letting me share it with you Luis!
@@RaitisRides Yes Joe
Nissan rogue does not have the option of a 12in screen infotainment - sorry Joe
I’d be afraid of the reliability but it certainly checks off the other boxes. I’d never get one in boredom gray, though.
That is good because they have other colors.
We love it! Roooomy. Comfortable! No regrets on this purchase
when travelling to Kansas City this weekend, had this for a rental with 3-cylinder turbo, this car can pull however due to lack of a better transmission, the car doesn't accelerate as fast as it should... yet it still manage to hit 200km/h on a straight line which is impressive. the engine doesn't give any loud noises when you were inside the cabin..., fuel economy is superb, fuel tank is around 385-411 miles per fill up. However, I guess due to how the car was designed, when doing highway speed around 85-90 mph, the car tends to shake or easily swayed by the wind. I came across Buick Enclave as well and drove that, and when doing high speed run on a highway, it shakes. As much as I like Japanese suv, German still takes the cake for me, they eat 200km/h like nothing, stable from ground up...
But you will also have to pay more money for German, and I'm not only talking about the price.
@@crownz05but in this case it's about car rental and my personal experience, cost would definitely be more to own a German but if you can't bear the cost of owning and maintaining it, you can at least rent or lease it and enjoy it while it lasts...
Rather get a altima with liftback
Now that’s interesting
I just got my 2023 Rouge SL and I love it
It's a 1.5l 3cyl..... 3 cylinders??
Not made to last.
I drove the 2021 1.5l 4cyl with 181hp and it drove amazing and theyre extremely comfortable, i love the inside.
I have a '21 rav4 and I hate it because there's a gas limiter on the throttle.... so if you floor it, you'll get all RPM but no increase in speed. You're at the mercy of how fast the car wants to speed up. All toyotas are like that.
Nissans put a switch at the bottom of the pedal so when you floor it the car knows you wanna speed up really fast.
So I'd take a nissan with a cvt over a toyota with 8 speed automatic with a gas limiter.
I've almost been rear ended twice from not being able to speed up fast when I need to.
Cvts drive amazing, they just don't last long.
If they switched the rubber belts with a sprocket and chain system, I guarantee cvts like that would dominate.
I just traded in my 23 Pathfinder because I started having issues with the shifter, I’ve been a Nissan fan for years but I honestly believe they’re quality isn’t as good anymore, hopefully I made the right choice getting into my first KIA…
Having owned Kia and Huyndai before, I’d really recommend getting a Toyota. Yes, they are way uglier, but yet much more reliable and fuel efficient.
With the turbo, does the Rogue require premium fuel?
No the 87 is juat fine, I have one and only use 87.. burns great and performs great
That is a great question! No it does not.
Thanks for sharing that experience!
I use 88 in mine, it's cheaper
My four cylinder rogue SV 2021 gets 40 mi to the gallon on the open road
You can shift w paddle shifters but whatbab the gear lever? I always use that w my older Altima. Have to simulate-shift from stand still and i always do the downshift to take it easy on brakes.
I have a 23 Rogue SV trim, no you cannot manual shift using the gear lever because all 2023 Rogue's use an electronic gear shifter. So you are forced to only use the paddle shifters If you want to manually shift your 23 Rogue.
I rented it and I have the base model and I really like it a lot
Hi Joe.
Exelent review, my wife owns a 2023 SL model for a year now, it has been great so far. It drives smooth on these puertorican twisty roads. Hope to see you doing some on throttle here in San Juan PR!
Thank you for sharing that great ownership input! I hope to come visit soon! I appreciate your support!
Thanks to Trump, I can now no longer see the word "puertorican" without pronouncing it like him: "Puuueerrrtorican"
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@s-man3684 please tell me you are being ironic... 😢
I like the Rogue & the Equinox the best, the the CX-5 in third place. tony
Great top 3 Tony!
Gotta go with Rav4 but the Rogue is quite nice
Cute suv
I am glad that you are liking this one.
Oooooh my gosh what a magnificent silvery cloudy rogue color have ❤❤
Very special in it's own way and designed well.