The car is spacious and offers plenty of leg room for the back seat passengers. The third row seating option would make for a very tight fit. It is a bit noisy especially when traveling on the highway. The cargo area has, what I would call, shelves that can be moved around for multiple storage options. The drivers seat is adjustable only two ways which makes it hard to get comfortable if you are used to a power seat. There are a lot of blind spots when turning. The way the seat sits it is hard to see over the hood and what you are turning in to. The side mirrors are large and cover a lot of area thankfully because the rear window is small. The cargo door does not have the option to only open the window to access the cargo area. The vehicle has some settings and options that are quite intricate for the everyday soccer mom. The biggest downfall is that you can not turn off the display lights completely if the car is running and in park. Also ,if you want to turn the headlights completely off while parked, you must turn the car off, apply the parking brake, then crank it back up.

I was very surprised by how smooth of a ride the Nissan Rogue provided. Most vehicles of its type are louder or the ride is bumpier. You could not feel or hear the car shift and could not feel the bumps in the road. The interior provides a comfortable setting with just right temperatures, plenty of leg room and comfortable seating.