Thank you, you helped me to decide which car to buy. I decided to go with the Rogue instead of the Sport. The Space and the hidden compartment and mileage is what sold me.
I had the rogue. Then got the sport. I do like the sport better. But sometimes I do miss having the little bit of extra space from the rogue. So far had no issues with the transmissions and they both are great on fuel.
I drive a Qashqai. If I had to do it over, I would get the Rogue. Basically the same gas mileage, but more space if you ever need it. In saying that, the Qashqai suits our needs 99% of the time.
Test drove both the 2021 Rogue SL and Rogue Sport SL over the weekend. I could afford either ... but I am going to buy the Rogue Sport. I like the fact that it is smaller. Want something to pop around town in and the Sport is easier to park and just less bulk.
@@carsunlocked You are so much better off calling them Qashqai, than a Rogue Sport as here in the USA. Almost every time I query a dealership about their volume of Rogue Sports ... they reply with number of Rogues. Clarify the features on a Rogue Sport SL? They send me Rogue SL details. I find that most Nissan dealerships near me aren't even aware that they sell Rogue Sports. Much better if they had their own unique name.
Enjoyed your review. I just came out of a 2017 top-of-line Rogue into 2020 Rogue Sport SV. I loved the 2017, but price was a factor this time around. I don't often have back-seat passengers, so Sport as is is fine for me. I needed enough cargo space for my large dog carrier, and that fits in the Sport. There's more "pep" in the Sport. Handles well. Sure, power lift gate, adaptive cruise control, garage door opener on mirror, power passenger seat are all nice, but those were not hard compromises in order to get the price where I want it. The one thing I would have liked is a bigger screen, and here's an idea for all manufacturers:: how about tilting the screen just a tad toward the driver? Just sayin'. Totally LOVE the Nitro Lime! FUN!
I have this 2020 sport metallic gray good car saves alot fuel so far I installed hid kit and infiniti speakers tint all around and I get alot compliments on it
If you need space, get the Rogue. If not, get the Qashqai. My family has both, Qashqai is lighter and more responsive. Rogue is heavier, feels sluggish. I prefer driving the Qashqai, but I also like the Rogue for its look and it's spacious :)
I just bought a 2020 Rogue Sport and I have 2 major complaints that buyers should be aware of: It is grossly under powered and I have trouble accelerating when I suddenly need to, and second, it does't have a dial pad on the touchscreen which I often need when in the middle of a phone call. If you are asked to select 1 for customer service, or 2 for the plumbing dept. etc, you can''t do it on your touchscreen because there is no dial pad. The dialpad is present on my 2018 Hyundai Kona but not on my 2020 Rogue Sport.
Unfortunately, Nissan stuck a very small engine in a medium size suv. My previous car was a 2011 Nissan Juke. That was a smaller, lighter car with a smaller engine, but it also came standard with a turbo, so pickup was delightful. I cannot say the same about my Rogue Sport SV. I never put my cars in Eco or Sport mode. I shouldn't have to. The Rogue Sport is fine for local driving but is simply inadequate for quick acceleration on a highway.
I totally agree that a turbo would be a welcome addition to the Rogue Sport's engine making daily driving much more enjoyable, but Nissan is the one that needs to install the turbo, not the owner. I've no doubt that Nissan put the car through various testing and realized it was underpowered, but they released it as is. Just look at the engine specs and compare it to similar vehicles. Needs a turbo or bigger engine.
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@@carsunlocked I'm not sure that I wanted AWD, but my Sport has it. It feels good and I think it's fast enough but I'm saying it's a 2 liter engine pushing AWD, now the regular Rogue is FWD and it's 2.5 liter like you said and 170 HP. It's Front Wheel drive and it's applying that amount of power to the front wheels only. I'd say these vehicles are very different. The Rogue Sport applies 141 HP to 4 wheels, but it's quite a bit lighter than the FWD Rogue. I get why you personally chose the Rogue, but really it's because it's bigger. You did say that, I think I still like the Sport more and that's my choice.
I have . Regular Rogue SV and Sport Rogue SV, both are really good & nice but I prefer Regular Rogue more space and more comfortable to drive , I love ROGUE.
Hi I really enjoyed your comparison video! I currently drive a Nissan Versa note and I would like a little bit of a bigger vehicle which one would you recommend the Rogue or Qashqai ? I also have 2 small boys both still in car seats.
It's been 9 months, have you changed your car yet? Check your budget, test drive both. And determine if you need that extra space of the Rogue. From a Versa, I would say go with Qashqai, not as big of a change in driving it.
I would take RAV4. These Nissans are good, I drove them both. But Toyota is more reliable. If talking between these two, Qashqai is better if taking in account the price. They are very similar and convenient. AWD is also good. The Qashqai I drove had fog lights. It's very important for safety.
Great information. Both vehicles have their benefits. I currently drive a Rogue, but I will definitely test-drive the Q next time around. No complaints with the cvt!
My Hyundai Elantra 2014 developed a piston slap for which Hyundai engines are know for. I got it diagnosed and the case was created. However, Hyundai Canada denied a replacement engine because my car was a salvage titled and then rebuilt. I read the lawsuit and it mentions Hyundai Canada in not bound to repair rebuilt vehicles. So for me I lost the car. Then I started looking for Honda Crv, Toyota Rav4, Nissan Rogue, Mazda CX5. After researching issues with all the cars above I decided on Nissan. Crv is having oil dilution problems in 1.5T engines and Honda is brushing that under carpet. Toyota is over hyped. To get same features pay over 8k Cad$ more, also they have issues with plastic rattling inside the cabin. Mazda was a bit expensive but it's 2.5L also has connecting rod risks due to cylinder cut off system. Nissan carries CVT issues with most people blindly forwarding others advice. I researched and found the cvt has 2 filters. Which very few people know. They should be replaced almost every 50k kms along with cvt fluid. Never ever treat transmission as life time device. Oil should be changed. Specifically in Canada where weather is harsh. 5 of my friends have Nissan Altima, Sentra, Rogue and none of them ever had issues. I actually went to buy Qashqai because I wanted to limit budget as I lost a bit of money on my Elantra. However, Rogue was only $40 per month more than qashqai on a 5 yr lease which is hardly cad$480 per year. So I booked Rogue special edition 2020. I agree rogue is bit sluggish compared to qashqai, but I am a sane driver who maintains right speeds and knows what my car is talking to me. If you listen carefully your car talks to you about its health and wel being. If you understand it, you will know when to speed up, when to brake, when to roll, when to stop and how much to Rev. Moreover, don't just rely on mechanics to maintain your car, learn basic maintenance and keep checking fluid levels, wear and tear, noises etc. Also whenever you get your car serviced, inspect at the dealership before signing and paying. Check oil level, color of oil, parts where work performed. It will give you hint if work has been done correctly or not. Remember, you can't fool someone who knows what he is asking for. Don't be a fool. Be smarter than mechanics and dealerships.
Hyundai replaced the engine in my wife's 2014 Elantra at 50,000 miles no problem. Had a check engine light otherwise you would never know there was a problem. It said misfire cylinder four. Turns out it had low compression in cylinder four. so new engine.
it is possible Nissan uses a cvt transmission and was the first mover to get fully behind it and use it In there whole lineup. the transmissions are more fuel efficient and cheaper. because of this they have had a bad reputation for reliability .
@@carsunlocked because I try to buy a fog mirror film protector for nissan rogue 2016 and I dont know which one fit in it on the picture nissan xtrail t32 and qashqai look like the nissan rogue but idk if the mirror is the same or not
I have new Nissan rogue it is nightmare alot of issues from day one. Nissan Canada has worst customer care even I bought platinum warranty still i have to pay ... they are the worst car company ever, go to Nissan Canada reviews before deciding to buy any Nissan car
This is our 2nd Nissan, 1st was a 2015 Altima.310,000 not a single problem. We then bought a 2018 Rogue Brand new. Currently has 56000 km without a single problem. Great video brother, you gained a sub.
Honda and Toyota Canada are also in the same boat. Read the reviews of Honda and Toyota dealerships. They behave rude as if they got the money, now to hell with customers. Honda dealerships do not even answer phone calls, don't respond to you properly in the showroom, think you as an ATM, get the cash and throw the receipt in the bin.
I have a 2019 black qashqai SL and I absolutely love it.
great choice friend thanks for commenting
Good review. Kept things simple and easy to understand. Spoke plainly and explained terms for customers to comprehend. Great job.
glad it help full
Thank you, you helped me to decide which car to buy. I decided to go with the Rogue instead of the Sport. The Space and the hidden compartment and mileage is what sold me.
great choice my guy glad I could help you
I had the rogue. Then got the sport. I do like the sport better. But sometimes I do miss having the little bit of extra space from the rogue. So far had no issues with the transmissions and they both are great on fuel.
very interesting let me know how it goes
I drive a Qashqai. If I had to do it over, I would get the Rogue. Basically the same gas mileage, but more space if you ever need it.
In saying that, the Qashqai suits our needs 99% of the time.
Hey thanks for watching glad you are happy with your Qashqai !!
Test drove both the 2021 Rogue SL and Rogue Sport SL over the weekend. I could afford either ... but I am going to buy the Rogue Sport. I like the fact that it is smaller. Want something to pop around town in and the Sport is easier to park and just less bulk.
little puddle jumper is what I like to call them. good for zipping in and out
@@carsunlocked You are so much better off calling them Qashqai, than a Rogue Sport as here in the USA. Almost every time I query a dealership about their volume of Rogue Sports ... they reply with number of Rogues. Clarify the features on a Rogue Sport SL? They send me Rogue SL details. I find that most Nissan dealerships near me aren't even aware that they sell Rogue Sports. Much better if they had their own unique name.
Enjoyed your review. I just came out of a 2017 top-of-line Rogue into 2020 Rogue Sport SV. I loved the 2017, but price was a factor this time around. I don't often have back-seat passengers, so Sport as is is fine for me. I needed enough cargo space for my large dog carrier, and that fits in the Sport. There's more "pep" in the Sport. Handles well. Sure, power lift gate, adaptive cruise control, garage door opener on mirror, power passenger seat are all nice, but those were not hard compromises in order to get the price where I want it. The one thing I would have liked is a bigger screen, and here's an idea for all manufacturers:: how about tilting the screen just a tad toward the driver? Just sayin'. Totally LOVE the Nitro Lime! FUN!
Hey thanks for your comments. The nitro lime is phenomenal
I have this 2020 sport metallic gray good car saves alot fuel so far I installed hid kit and infiniti speakers tint all around and I get alot compliments on it
Phenomenal glad to see a Little cosmetics to make the car pop. How is it in the snow
palex6248 I installed a kicker hideaway sub under the seat bumps loud
I have the rogue and love it
hey great choice my friend
great video i would go with rogue as well
If you need space, get the Rogue. If not, get the Qashqai. My family has both, Qashqai is lighter and more responsive. Rogue is heavier, feels sluggish. I prefer driving the Qashqai, but I also like the Rogue for its look and it's spacious :)
great comments you certainly are correct
I just got the 2017 rogue I love it thanks for the review
thanks enjoy your new car
Great honest video. Thanks for breaking down the two.
Glad it was helpful!
Great comparison. You break it down very well. Thanks!
Thanks so much don't forget to check out some of my other comparison videos !!
THE NISSAN ROGUE 😍
Glad to see we are in agreement
In the UK they're called Qashqai & X-Trail
it's call the Qashqai here in Canada as well
We know millions of people keep shoving it down our throat. We get damn tired of hearing it.
Qashqai is such a cool name
once you master how to say it
Nope sounds stupid to me so glad we do not use it.
No it sounds stupid. So glad we do not use that name here.
I'm getting the Q and buying Nissan stock with the savings :)
great choice my friend
It is great choice, as I was saying in an earlier response, you're getting AWD (All Wheel Drive); the straight Rogue is just FWD.
I just bought a 2020 Rogue Sport and I have 2 major complaints that buyers should be aware of: It is grossly under powered and I have trouble accelerating when I suddenly need to, and second, it does't have a dial pad on the touchscreen which I often need when in the middle of a phone call. If you are asked to select 1 for customer service, or 2 for the plumbing dept. etc, you can''t do it on your touchscreen because there is no dial pad. The dialpad is present on my 2018 Hyundai Kona but not on my 2020 Rogue Sport.
My rogue has more than enough power to get going, Maybe you're driving around in Eco mode.
Unfortunately, Nissan stuck a very small engine in a medium size suv. My previous car was a 2011 Nissan Juke. That was a smaller, lighter car with a smaller engine, but it also came standard with a turbo, so pickup was delightful. I cannot say the same about my Rogue Sport SV. I never put my cars in Eco or Sport mode. I shouldn't have to. The Rogue Sport is fine for local driving but is simply inadequate for quick acceleration on a highway.
some great points here but i have never found it under powered
Put a turbo...it will help..
I totally agree that a turbo would be a welcome addition to the Rogue Sport's engine making daily driving much more enjoyable, but Nissan is the one that needs to install the turbo, not the owner. I've no doubt that Nissan put the car through various testing and realized it was underpowered, but they released it as is. Just look at the engine specs and compare it to similar vehicles. Needs a turbo or bigger engine.
Everyone complains about the cvt. But the car companies don’t care they keep making them
there has certainly been advancements in the technology over the past several years
tengo la misma año 2019..... auto ligero cómodo para la ciudad..... versión 2.0 que tengo no es nada económico..... lo que más me molesta es que tengo ruidos en la suspensión que cuando giro el volante hace un "tic" y otro molesto ruido cuando paso una lomada otro "tic".... pero nadie consigue solucionar.... desde el tercer mes de uso....
I have a Rogue but should consider a Cashguy
What makes u say that?
The Qashguy is a really good deal and it's AWD (All Wheel Drive).
pablo guerrero great video and info.
thanks pablo
And Rogue Sports are AWD (All Wheel Drive), and the regular Rogues are Front Wheel Drive standard.
not sure what your trying to say here metal mike
@@carsunlocked I'm not sure that I wanted AWD, but my Sport has it. It feels good and I think it's fast enough but I'm saying it's a 2 liter engine pushing AWD, now the regular Rogue is FWD and it's 2.5 liter like you said and 170 HP. It's Front Wheel drive and it's applying that amount of power to the front wheels only. I'd say these vehicles are very different. The Rogue Sport applies 141 HP to 4 wheels, but it's quite a bit lighter than the FWD Rogue. I get why you personally chose the Rogue, but really it's because it's bigger. You did say that, I think I still like the Sport more and that's my choice.
@@metalmike570 ahhh I got cha.. sorry for the confusion. it's definitely a tough decision as both vehicles are very similar.
I have . Regular Rogue SV and Sport Rogue SV, both are really good & nice but I prefer Regular Rogue more space and more comfortable to drive , I love ROGUE.
hey glad we are in agreement my friend happy to see a happy Nissan owner
Hi I really enjoyed your comparison video! I currently drive a Nissan Versa note and I would like a little bit of a bigger vehicle which one would you recommend the Rogue or Qashqai ? I also have 2 small boys both still in car seats.
You gotta watch till the end of the video to determine which one should you buy. Thanks so much for watching
It's been 9 months, have you changed your car yet? Check your budget, test drive both. And determine if you need that extra space of the Rogue.
From a Versa, I would say go with Qashqai, not as big of a change in driving it.
And with the Sport you get AWD (All Wheel Drive), so it's a bit safer.
Im currently looking at the Qashquai with manual transmission, any reviews on that?
check it out my friend ua-cam.com/video/gETtaTUy57Q/v-deo.html
I'm goanna buy Rogue Sport.
great choice my friend
@palex6248 thanks for commenting
I would take RAV4. These Nissans are good, I drove them both. But Toyota is more reliable. If talking between these two, Qashqai is better if taking in account the price. They are very similar and convenient. AWD is also good. The Qashqai I drove had fog lights. It's very important for safety.
Hey thanks for commenting. I do enjoy driving the rav4s as well
The reliability Delta isn't as large as you'd think.
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Thank you
I have the qashqai and I love it
great choice my dear
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Good video. But never less I went with Audi Q5 xD
makes sense
Great information. Both vehicles have their benefits. I currently drive a Rogue, but I will definitely test-drive the Q next time around. No complaints with the cvt!
awesome thanks for the input I will be doing an updated 2021 version of this when we get the new Qashqai
My Hyundai Elantra 2014 developed a piston slap for which Hyundai engines are know for. I got it diagnosed and the case was created. However, Hyundai Canada denied a replacement engine because my car was a salvage titled and then rebuilt. I read the lawsuit and it mentions Hyundai Canada in not bound to repair rebuilt vehicles. So for me I lost the car. Then I started looking for Honda Crv, Toyota Rav4, Nissan Rogue, Mazda CX5.
After researching issues with all the cars above I decided on Nissan. Crv is having oil dilution problems in 1.5T engines and Honda is brushing that under carpet. Toyota is over hyped. To get same features pay over 8k Cad$ more, also they have issues with plastic rattling inside the cabin. Mazda was a bit expensive but it's 2.5L also has connecting rod risks due to cylinder cut off system.
Nissan carries CVT issues with most people blindly forwarding others advice. I researched and found the cvt has 2 filters. Which very few people know. They should be replaced almost every 50k kms along with cvt fluid. Never ever treat transmission as life time device. Oil should be changed. Specifically in Canada where weather is harsh. 5 of my friends have Nissan Altima, Sentra, Rogue and none of them ever had issues.
I actually went to buy Qashqai because I wanted to limit budget as I lost a bit of money on my Elantra. However, Rogue was only $40 per month more than qashqai on a 5 yr lease which is hardly cad$480 per year. So I booked Rogue special edition 2020. I agree rogue is bit sluggish compared to qashqai, but I am a sane driver who maintains right speeds and knows what my car is talking to me. If you listen carefully your car talks to you about its health and wel being. If you understand it, you will know when to speed up, when to brake, when to roll, when to stop and how much to Rev.
Moreover, don't just rely on mechanics to maintain your car, learn basic maintenance and keep checking fluid levels, wear and tear, noises etc. Also whenever you get your car serviced, inspect at the dealership before signing and paying. Check oil level, color of oil, parts where work performed. It will give you hint if work has been done correctly or not. Remember, you can't fool someone who knows what he is asking for. Don't be a fool. Be smarter than mechanics and dealerships.
thanks so much for all the input. maybe we should do a video on some of the basics to keep your vehicle well maintained
Hyundai replaced the engine in my wife's 2014 Elantra at 50,000 miles no problem. Had a check engine light otherwise you would never know there was a problem. It said misfire cylinder four. Turns out it had low compression in cylinder four. so new engine.
@@scrambler69-xk3kv was it a rebuilt status car?
Great job! Thanks for the great video
hey glad you enjoyed it rick
Just bought the Sport...
hey man congrats on ur purchase
Do you think they’ll update the 2021 Sport like the normal Rogue?
Yes, Nissan I believe confirmed a new model is in testing right now and should be available mid 2021 if i’m not mistaken
What are the issues with the transmission? I have heard that Nissan could be a problem because of that... is it possible?
it is possible Nissan uses a cvt transmission and was the first mover to get fully behind it and use it In there whole lineup. the transmissions are more fuel efficient and cheaper. because of this they have had a bad reputation for reliability .
Rogue all the way
Thanks so much for your vote
Yes
What bigger a Rogue sport sl
Where buy one in Ohio best places
Well your Rogue is FWD and my Sport is AWD.
Very informative. Thank you!
awesomeeeeeee thanks for watching
The Rogue brothers ...
The Sport looks better exterior wise
The rogue brother's.... Great way to put it. Haven't heard that before!!
Is the Rogue much higher
Yes! A lot higher
higher off the ground
Love my 2013 cvt! I’ll prob get brand new after this one!
Heyyy glad to hear my friend
wow so a cvt can resist 7 years so if you're happy with it you should get the 2021 rogue, or if you live in europe the upcoming 2021 qashqai
Cristiano Sabian I love cvt such an nicer ride! And I’ll probably get the regular rogue for the room
Cristiano Sabian I will say my sister had the car before me and drove it pretty bad so the trans did go out however it was warranty but I do blame her
@@justinfisher5175 love thanks for the comments!!
Es la misma?
thanks for watching
Is there an update with the 2021 models?
hey I can certainly redo the video for you. I havent done it with the redesigned Rogue just yet.
Is nissan qashqai 2016 same as nissan rogue 2016 or nissan xtrail?
depends where you are from the Qashqai is a lot. smaller then the Nissan rogue
@@carsunlocked because I try to buy a fog mirror film protector for nissan rogue 2016 and I dont know which one fit in it on the picture nissan xtrail t32 and qashqai look like the nissan rogue but idk if the mirror is the same or not
What about me
your a great person
Jatco did Nissan dirty with these CVT transmissions ... They can make better transmissions like what they do for Subaru
Well thanks for your comments
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Lol thanks you don't like the rogue or the Qashqai?
Rougue is best.
thanks for commenting Mr French
SEATS LOOK LIKE CRAP IN BOTH
Ouch which one would you choose?
@@carsunlocked niether
I have new Nissan rogue it is nightmare alot of issues from day one. Nissan Canada has worst customer care even I bought platinum warranty still i have to pay ... they are the worst car company ever, go to Nissan Canada reviews before deciding to buy any Nissan car
Seems like you have it out for the Nissan brand .
This is our 2nd Nissan, 1st was a 2015 Altima.310,000 not a single problem. We then bought a 2018 Rogue Brand new. Currently has 56000 km without a single problem. Great video brother, you gained a sub.
Honda and Toyota Canada are also in the same boat. Read the reviews of Honda and Toyota dealerships. They behave rude as if they got the money, now to hell with customers.
Honda dealerships do not even answer phone calls, don't respond to you properly in the showroom, think you as an ATM, get the cash and throw the receipt in the bin.