The options on this vehicle are great. The rear view camera is perfect for making sure there's nothing behind you when backing up. The front camera assists with parking and making sure you don't hit a parking curb. It's also helpful for making sure you are straight in a parking space. The gas mileage is decent, although it's not close to what the claim is. The back of the car is a little small for those Costco runs. There's no third row available, so for a larger family, it's not practical. The front seats are very comfortable. There's room for three in the back seat. The car looks really sharp in white.

The Nissan Rogue is a cookie cutter car. Nothing at all stands out about it. The best part of the car is that it will get you from point A to point B. Besides that, it is a terribly bland vehicle. Nothing about the body stands out. It drives about as well as any other low-end vehicle on the market in clear weather. It will handle okay in wet conditions. A small patch of snow on the ground though, and the car severely looses traction. You could fish tail going 5 mph on a right hand turn with 1/4 inch of snow on the ground. It is like replacing the steering wheel with a joy stick at that point. The replacement parts are a bit more pricier than other cars. The interior is nothing special. If you turn the heat half way (a quarter past neutral), all cold air blows out. The trunk has the ability to "morph" by allowing the floor to shift into shelves. Which would be a great feature, if there was an inclusion of elastic cage to hold the stuff in. Most it is good for is if you would like to hear your stuff fall in the back seat. Even when it is flat, it shifts all over the place (forget trying to put a large dog back there, they will never get comfy).