Used Nissan Rogue for Sale

Have driven this car for roughly a year, and so far everything has been fantastic. The grip in bad weather has been outstanding. The gas mileage is excellent (about 325-350 miles per fill up). The storage space is sufficient for a 4-person family (complete with sports-crazy teenagers). The ride is very good, bumps will still be felt but only the biggest ones will be noticed. The Rouge was able to fit 10 bags of topsoil and host of plants on a recent trip to the hardware store. The Rogue is the best, most versatile car I have owned in my lifetime.

I enjoy my Rogue because of the many amenities that it features. My seats warm up, and my heat/air works very well. I also enjoy my radio. It came with 3 months of free Sirius radio which I purchased at the end of the free 3 months. I enjoy the many radio channels while driving back and forth to work. My former car was a stick shift so I enjoy my automatic transmission. I also enjoy the size of my vehicle. It is not too big and not too little. I can sit 4 adults comfortably even if they have plenty of meat on their bones. The seats fold down so I can haul most things with little or no trouble. It also has room for tall passengers. There's plenty of head room. The headlight also seem to light up the road efficiently at night. I wear glasses so it is sometimes difficult for me to see while driving at night. I don't have this problem with my Rogue because my headlights are so efficient. My Rogue also handles nicely. When changing lanes, it handles easily and quickly. I don't have to turn it very hard to get it to glide into a spot. The mirrors make it easy to see objects that are often in blind spots in other car mirrors. The driver can also see beside the car as well.

Overall the Rogue is an okay car. It drives well, handles good in all types of weather, and is mostly reliable. My mixed feelings come from the interior of the car. There are no vents in the backseat, which leaves my 6 month old sweating in 90 degree weather and myself freezing in the front seat trying to get the whole car cold. In the winter I am sure it'll be the opposite, with my baby freezing and me sweating. Whoever decided it was a good idea to skip the vents in the back seat should be fired. That's pretty much all I have to say about the Rogue. The newer models are a lot nicer than my year. I may or may not check them out when it's time to purchase a new car. I haven't decided.