Used Nissan Rogue for Sale in The Villages, FL

When I was looking to trade in an older vehicle, I looked at the Nissan Rogue and the Hyundai Tucson. I was looking for a vehicle that could easily carry five passengers, provide a comfortable ride and yet be somewhat economical to operate. I ended up purchasing the 2015 Nissan Rogue. I bought the vehicle used, saved a few thousand and have loved every minute of ownership. My wife and I took a trip to the Midwest last summer and put on something around 5,000 miles. We had zero problems on our trip and found the vehicle very comfortable to drive over long periods of time as our normal travel day was about twelve hours. The vehicle has all the bells and whistles I wanted and is actually very attractive on the road. I have received many compliments from family and friends on the Rogue. Our oldest child, Samantha, is heading off to college this fall, and she will be driving the Nissan Rogue as we are very comfortable knowing she will have zero problems with her transportation. I highly recommend the Nissan Rogue for your transportation needs.

Being disabled I liked being able to get in and out with ease. The Rogue isn't the sportiest choice in the compact SUV segment, but overall it handles well enough to make the driver feel confident in its abilities. The Rogue offers more hardware for light off-roading than most of its competition. Most buyers will be satisfied with the Rogue's ride comfort. Front seat comfort is as good as it gets in this class. The backseat area has air vents for passengers. The Rogue is an easygoing SUV that makes long road trips feel enjoyable. The Rogue's interior uses quality materials that are well-assembled. Plastics are soft to the touch, and leather surfaces feel genuine. We do have a few ergonomic gripes, though, and outward visibility is below average. Loses a few points because of the hard-to-reach turn signal stalk and the distant touchscreen, but the other controls are within easy reach and intuitive to use. Seat height is taller than that of some rivals, getting in and out is relatively easy. The doors open nice and wide, especially for rear passengers, revealing large entryways. The rear seats offer lots of fore and aft adjustment, and both rows present a good sense of space. Interior materials and assembly quality are above average.