7 Reasons To AVOID The New 2024 Nissan Rogue!!
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- Опубліковано 23 жов 2023
- 7 Reasons To AVOID The New 2024 Nissan Rogue!!
Despite many SUVs constantly improving every year, the 2024 Nissan Rogue hasn’t necessarily followed suit, with Nissan making some disappointing mistakes with this new model. So, to help ensure you’re aware of the new Rogue’s pitfalls, here are 7 reasons why you should avoid buying it…
It lacks oomph
When it comes to the new Rogue, you will quickly feel that its performance lacks a lot of zest, a key issue with it ever since it first launched. For example, the pre-2022 model’s 181 horsepower wasn’t exactly disappointing, but it sometimes felt it needed an extra kick, especially when filled with five passengers and cargo.
When the third generation of Rogue came out, it retained the somewhat sluggish non-turbo 2.5-liter four-cylinder from its predecessor resulting in a somewhat underwhelming acceleration. Now the 2023 and future 2024 Rogue models are powered by a turbocharged 1.5-liter three-cylinder engine, producing a somewhat beefier 201 horsepower. However, it’s not too much of an improvement.
Paired with a continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT) and a standard front-wheel drive, with all-wheel-drive offered as optional, the new setup nudges the Rogue’s 0-60 mph time to about 7.8 seconds, which isn’t bad but it’s only a 0.4-second improvement from the previous model.
The new turbocharged engine, while more punchy and up for overtaking, has its own set of issues. Drivers often report unsteady responses in everyday driving, a lagging reaction when pressing the gas pedal, followed by a sudden surge.
As per one driver report, the engine tends to hesitate at around 30 mph, the initial acceleration tends to lose power quickly and the performance wanes considerably with the AC on.
Moreover, while the Rogue’s fuel ratings stand at an impressive 30 mpg in the city and 37 mpg on highways, these numbers dip to 28 mpg city and 35 mpg highway with all-wheel drive. The Platinum trim might bring them down further to 34 mpg on highways. Drivers have even reported barely touching 24 mpg on the highway. So, the real numbers are even lower.
As of now, there are only rumors about future hybrid variants or engines with greater horsepower, but we don’t know for sure. The 2024 model is expected to have a few aesthetic changes and some connectivity updates, like a new Google-based infotainment system.
So, if you’re after more power or efficiency, you should explore other options. Despite the Rogue's decent comfort, cargo space and features, it's not the most fuel-efficient or energetic in its category, sometimes leaving drivers wanting more, especially on highways.
Engine failure issues
Since we’re still on the engine part, it’s important to note some frequent complaints and malfunctioning issues from Rogue drivers.
This time is not about the engine’s lack of power and zest, it’s about mechanical failures on the 2022 and 2023 Rogue. Most complain about errors stating “engine malfunction power reduced”. This causes the gas pedal to stop working even when pushed to the floor.
According to the Nissan dealerships, in most cases it happened because of a faulty signal between the pedal and engine. With a little bit of research, we found out this sort of problem dates back to the 2016 model and it still happens on the newest version.
Moreover, the Nissan throttle body is also problematic. For those of you who are curious, the purpose of the throttle body is to control how much air gets into the engine by using a valve that rotates inside a tube-shaped housing. As reported by many Rogue users, this faulty throttle body problem caused their cars to lose power suddenly and in some cases it can get dangerous. Imagine you’re on a crowded highway or overtaking on a local road and your car loses power out of the blue.
High speed road noise
The Rogue stands out as a quite practical SUV in its segment and it does have its merits for it. It boasts big doors that allow for easy access and a spacious cabin that’s quite surprising given the SUV’s compact size.
However, when it comes to cabin noise insulation, the Rogue lags way behind its competitors. The poor soundproofing of the interior allows for lots of road noises and other exterior disturbances to enter the cabin.
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I drove 2 Rogues in the past..honestly I never had any issues.
I have the 2023 model s since december 2022 and so far no issues at all. 8,000 miles on it. I mostly drive through mountains and hills. Just regular maintenance such as oil changes.
This dude is crazy! My 2023 is Awesome, love the styling, gas mileage 42.3 Hwy! Had. My 1st Rogue for 11yrs…
Consumer reports and other people were severely disappointed in their fuel economy numbers, they average about 25-30 combined, but results may vary.
@@brokeboy87of course it depends on how you drive. The fact that you can even see 40mpg at any speed is cool!
@@brokeboy87most people don’t know how to drive cvts if you keep your foot out of it you should be able to keep them at low rpms all the time, people complained about mpg on the hrvs also but I averaged 37.6 with mine
Looks like competition is using psyop. My 2023 rogue has 35,997 miles on it and it has been nothing but solid with no issues whatsoever.
Every car models has it's share of issues. If there was an epidemic i would've known about it and this video wouldn't have been a surprise.
Yeah wait until you're out of warranty. My 2018 rogue started chewing up bearings at 80,000 miles with frequent oil changes. This turbo 3 is gonna fall apart
I have a 2023 SV AWD, absolutely love it. Fun to drive and looks great!
I smell a rat in this video.
👃 🐭 🐁 😂 me too
I'm on my third Rogue and have had no problems at all. Love my 23 Rogue with the 1.5 3 cylinder Turbo. Very peppy and good on gas.
I hope you will be good for a long time because turbo engines are fragile and they brake earlier than none turbo, good luck!
@@Jenn_80 Because it's a smaller 3 cylinder engine (instead of 4) they had a turbo to give a few more horsepower. This is not good in my opinion, they should have kept the 4 cylinders that would be more reliable with time. Nissan made good car in the past but this 3 cylinder turbo engine? Like many other mechanics I'm not too sure...
@@boromir_8428 I agree! 3 cylinder with a turbo and CVT = No Thanks!
@@boromir_8428every truck you see on the road is turbocharged, turbocharged engines are very reliable, and efficient. But like anything else, you need to maintain it.
@@boromir_8428you say this like multiple other companies aren’t using 1.5-1.6s
My 2008 Nissan Rogue with 164K miles on it is still going strong!
Just about every thing you say bad about this car relates to pre-2017 Rogues. I've had 3 Rogues, 2017,2021 and now a 2022. Love them all. NEVER had any problems or concerns.
What a load of crap its great don't have a problem with mine
I have a 21 rogue sv. Absolutely a great suv. 30 mpg mixed driving. Mostly highway. The ride may be just a bit average. But everything else is excellent.
I have my 23 model sv midnight awd for 10 months/14000km milage and avoid all these troubles. this 3 cylinder VC turbo engine also come with the new gen jatco belt cvt. Way more better than the old 2.5NA with chain CVT powertrain, 225lb-ft touque at 2800rpm. I saw complaints before i buy, mostly about model year 22 and lots of recalls, also gas smell issue for about 200 customers. Nothing gose wrong for me, Lucky~
My '18 Sl at 70k never needed anything but break pads and oil changes..Love this car...
My 2021 Rouge platinum just hit 196,000 miles with 0 issues. This whole time and reason it has so many miles I drive from California to New York a lot and back and no I don’t take it easy on it I’m hitting 80, 90, 100 mph most of the time
I have the same year and had similar good luck....now at 80k
I’ve had 3 new Rogues, Altimas, & Maximas. Never had as much as a rattle. Nissan has been a rock solid vehicle.
All lies, I have a 2019 model, and with 80,000 m, no problem s only doing service, I don't know why you keep attacking Nissan, all cars have issues I used to have Honda civic 2009, and it it almost killed me as some part that links the engine built broke while I was in the highway, causing sudden stop, I went to the dealer and they told me it's a manufacturing failure, they changed it and guess what.. it broke again where I was lucky in both times I wasn't speeding!
Not sure where u get all these problems I have a 2023 and no issues at all
My 23 had a cvt failure at 7 thousand miles and engine blew at 15 thousand miles. Only did 3 oil changes lol
Mine is a 23 and i floor thid bitch with 17848 miles and no problems with it
A definitely reverse phycology video to make you think about buying a Rogue. I love my 2023 SL. No issues.
I drive 100 plus miles a day. The Rogue, for these work drives has been great. The technology is great. Very great.
I just test drove one today. It had a 3 cylinder variable compression engine. Very impressive power and handling.
Loved my 16 Rogue so much, got a 21 Rogue SL premium in the pearl tri coat back in august with 8,809 miles. Just make sure you apply that oarking brake on hills. Yup, Pearl decided to kick out of park and rolled into a shallow lake. No water got into the cabin t.g.
Clearly a hit job!! These are non issues.
Actually, fuel smell, cruise issues, and reduced engine power messages are very common issues. Nissan solved the fuel smell issue, but they don't know how to fix their cruise/radar issues or reduced engine power issues. Their fix is literally to restart the vehicle.
@@dadmachines Even my current 2024 has issues with the cruise/ radar system usually it's when its during a somewhat severe weather conditions.
I have 2019 Rogue, 5 years 50000 miles no issues at all. Just normal oil changes, tire rotation and just one cvt fluid change. Planning to trade in for 2024 Rogue ❤
I drive my 2nd Rogue Platinum 2021 and never been at the dealer except for oil change. Excellent car very silent and equipped like no other cars.
Why do I smell sabotage here?? .. I mean, I have some very minor issues with my 23 X-trail, like a shaky passenger side mirror, or a bit of humming fuel pump, but It is a solid, quiet, sharp and extremely comfortable on the road and on the seats (I'm 6.5 ft!!).. and the AC is annoyingly cold (living in Kuwait).
mine 21 Rouge had some flaw
That car didn’t passed 30 mpg I only got 20 mpg and 13 city and 18 highway
It all fuel injector went bad I didn’t bother to replace it
I no longer owned it anymore it got dismantled after accident
Road noise yes. But I am usually on all that music, and I don't notice it. But the Boss is poor quality compared to my old Maxima.
Have a 2017 Rogue and just bought a 2024 Rogue. Have not experienced ANY of the issues described in this video with either car. Love my Rogues!
It must be competition biased opinion. I own 2023 SV.I don't hear any excessive noise even driving 80 m/hr.On one thing I need to agree acceleration is not top of the line.This is CVT so you not supposed to press gas pedal to hard.You can feel the power when using the propilot.
I have 2023, no issues so far, eco mode of course the acceleration is lagging and you have to hit the pedal deep, but in standard mode is super responsive in sport mode is crazy I had in a Maxima 6 Cyl 300hp, 26 mpg I change it because the gas prices, Rogue sport mode is very good, now eco is to be in the city if you go to the highway go standard or sport mode for more responsiveness so far no issues, best mpg was 42 average I'm getting 37mpg I have to work long distance and always in the highway.
My 2021 had the power issue occur on 2 occasions. I tried getting on the highway and there was no power. So dangerous. You floor it and it stays at 10km/h.
I have 2023 Rogue - 38 mpg on Highway with AC running. Florida
My 2021 model is wonderful. No complaints!
Is the platinum color?
Just got my 2023 SV Midnight Edition. Compared to my 2017 SV its above and beyond. Loving everything about it. Much more power, smooth and quiet ride, more features than you'll need. But like anything, opinions are free. Best advice, set up an extended test drive of all your considered makes n models and make your own decision. Put the time in to get the best out.
No gas smell on my 2023 Rogue. Zero. I drive 50 miles one way
We are currently inside a Nissan Rouge 2024 , engine malfunction power reduced and waiting for the tow to come to tow it away. The car have 26 miles and im trying to see where the problem is and found this vid by chance. 😂
yup... and here's where no one who says they've had zero problems don't chime in. All over web you hear Nissan's are not as good as they once were, and specifically with their CVT transmissions. If you drive it less than average person, yes, you may get lucky. I wouldn't touch the car until I hear they've fixed their CVT transmission problems and stay away from turbo. That places more stress on an engine. Again, if you keep the car for only a few years, you'll have a good review. If you keep it 4 or more years and get over 75,000 miles, you'll start to feel the pain. Nissan's aren't and will never be as good as a Toyota. That's my opinion and I keep hearing of the same problems with it year after year.
I just sell my 2011 rogue and nerve, Gives me problems with 135,000 m on
i have a 2023 with the gas smell issue. i’m in the middle of a lemon law suit over it. i was told nissan fixed the problem as of april 19 2023
3 cylinder &Turbo are not good better with out less trouble.
I have driven a 2023 Rogue for 11,000 Kms (1 year so far) and have seen none of these issues. I am very please with my car and in particular with the power and acceleration. The only problem is that the REAL consumption in the city (Toronto) is 9 km/lt, far less than the promised one. In highway I have reached an impressive 17 km/lt.
This is why I’m trading mine in. I purchased it with 1,400 miles on it. Problem after problem. And it even powered off at the light. I’m so disappointed. I’ve had two Altimas prior that went 200k plus.
AWD shuts off after 18mph..
Why not put the turbo on the 2.5 4 banger
That's not true. Awd is available at higher speeds than 18 mph.
Reason 1 was enough to stop the video. Just a personal opinion. The power is sufficient for segment & crowd leaning towards it.
Yes, made by a competitor that costs much more.
nissan rogue 2023 is my fifth nissan rogue, never ever i had any problems besides recalls, which are not a real problem, also , this 3-cilinder engine develops instant torque - feels like real sports car
Let me guess honda and toyota are "better"
Yes i think they are doing a nimber on Nissan vehicles , just dont understand why i drive in a Honda pilot and i experienced a lot of road noice but you never hearcor see any of this in print. I work with a number of people but two especially who have Toyota Highlander had to replace engines with less than 20, 000 miles you dont hear about these things
My new Rogue drives fine to me!!!
I don't know what this video is trying to say but it seems entirely useless. Mom's "boulder grey" '21 Rogue Platinum is so nice that I might get a 2023/2024 Platinum for myself. It's very comfortable, is loaded with tech, the driving assists work well and it looks pretty sharp in that grey. The (old) 2.5L in hers doesn't feel slow and the CVT seems fine; she's coming from an Acura MDX (pretty quick/fun SUV) and I like sports sedans. A Rogue is certainly not the most engaging thing to drive but it's a very nice place to sit in as you do any trips. Having used it a few times, (we got 34mpg on our 50 mile trip) it's on my short list. It would be nice if Homelink was standard though.
Smells like a rogue speaking. Crazy dude.
You had me at 3 cylinder and turbo and CVT !! No Thank-you there still JUNK!!
Total BS on pickup and transmission . Both are good with no issues.
Nissan has lagged the competition for years and thinks that it can mask its deficiencies via smart styling.
Other then the gas smell they can’t fix on some rogues including mine. It’s a great vehicle. The gas smell I’d becoming a deal breaker for me. My husband wants me to wait it out in hopes for another possible fix for those who still have an issue after the hose replacement. Fingers crossed.
If they cant fix it after 3 tries you look into the lemon 🍋 law in your state
@@edswrld thank you. I will do that.
This must be a Toyota operative. My Rogue platinum makes a RAV4 dog crap. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
we one do not do that
Got a 2024 and you took the most basic one, not fair
I would imagine the SV trim would be Nissan volume seller.
My 21 Rogue has good power
Well it's no Mazda CX-5 in horsepower but its above average without adding hybrid technology for additional performance.
Nissan is the best ❤
Nissan makes garbage cars. Only the Z lines and Gtr's are any good.
@@kelvin869I currently have a rogue, had it for 5 years and not 1 issue.
Older Nissan are the best
lol…..must be a competitor doing this review. New engine is excellent and hwy mileage in our platinum is about 35 mpg. Nice try. This is a completely new cvt. Not the old one with issues.
I don't agree .I love mine.
Looks like a Nissan is making crap out a lot of car manufacturers including Toyota 😂😂😂
I love Nissan I don’t care what anybody says
I went to Nissan dealership and I liked the 2023 Rogue SL, unfortunately to lease this car they asked too much for it....also, after reading consumers reviews in Edmunds car about what this video mentioned, I went for a 2024 Honda CRV EXL with better deal. Wonder why?
Same thing here but i was looking for a sedan and went with the hinda civic nissan had longer wait times and and wasnt really impressed fromntue demo car they had
The Honda CRV is 20k$ more than the Nissan in my country I wonder why!!
LOL lacks oomph?? 201 HP with 226 lbs feet of torque, not sure how that lacks...maybe you should actually take the turbo out - 'as reported by many Rogue owners' - how many? Easy to use terms like this to get some views. All of the comments should tell you what a waste of UA-cam space this is
Junk.. buy Toyota.. never a problem.. nissan should stick to trucks..
None of this is true I own a 2024
This video sounds like a Nissan hater....
Nissan vehicles may look nicer but once on the road it looses its niceness. Also, it has low to poor quality control compared to the other Japanese brands
Loses
I'm on my third Rogue and don't know what you mean by "loses its niceness". We had our last two each for three years and they were still just as nice as when we drove them off the lot.
I have a 2023 Nissan Rogue and I love it. It's far better than most vehicles I have test driven. This video is absolute bullshit. Go and show this video to your grandma.
BS click bate post
This video doesn’t know what it’s talking about
Because it’s a pos Nissan
The video is crap , not telling the truth and making shit up .
Nissan….that is the only reason you need. Trash
My 2016 rogue front struts failed at 85,000 Km (covered under warranty). Iv also had to replace both front control arms, a few months apart from eachother. Other than that the rogue drives nice, the bose sound system is a nice touch too if you like your tunes loud