There are at least a few things that are really wrong on my Nissan rogue. The first is the lack of a comfortable armrest. I am a two-handed driver. My arm does not reach the middle console, and I have to constantly keep my hands on the steering wheel while driving. This means that the rest of my arm is elevated. This is quite uncomfortable and tiring. This is not good for long distance driving. I have used a pillow or other object to help, but the way this console is designed, this is what I would have to do. The driver's side mirror creates a blind spot. I have tried to elevate the seat which helps a bit, but the blind spot does exist when making a left turn. One of the best things on my 2005 Quest was the road illumination light that came on when the turn signal was used. The rogue lacks this feature, which is truly a life saver. Visibility is of high importance while I am driving. When I purchased my rogue I had fog lights installed. I want to feel as secure in this vehicle not only for myself but for others. This is a great vehicle, but it could be better. Design it so that I can drive all day and be comfortable and not worry about missing an object on the left side that I did not see. I have not had a chance to drive my first AWD in the snow, which is one of the reasons I purchased the rogue, but I hope it lives up to my much anticipated expectations.

The Nissan Rogue is a great SUV that is fit for every activity. I put lots of miles on mine commuting back and forth from work, but my Rogue can also make road trips with friends and camping trips a breeze.