Alex on Autos , at 14:16, SV premium package (hybrid) should be marked cheaper than SL premium package (hybrid), as SL is the top most trim of a rogue.
I've owned my 2019 Rogue S AWD for nearly a year now. It fits my driving style and needs for my family very well. I commute to and from work clocking at least 140miles daily. 98% all highway. It's very well rounded. I've taken it down to Georgia from Pennyslvania and it was a very comfortable ride during that road trip. It's reliable and a stable vehicle to drive. It's cargo mode exceeded my expectations. I was able to fit 2 adult mountain bikes that I purchased recently. I was also able to clock 31MPG. On average with new oil in the car I can get 27-30mpg commuting to my job. And around 24-27mpg heading home. Burning more gas since I live in the mountains. Overall I haven't fully tested it for snow since we had a largely uneventful winter season but I'm sure it'll have no problem navigating through slick and snowy roads. I've grown very attached to the car and see myself getting another Rogue later down the line.
The first time I came across this channel, I was like "who the hell has 20 minutes to blah blah blah." Now I binge-watch all your videos. You are simply the best car reviewer on the nets. So comprehensive and logical. Kudos!
@@josiahstearns9615 You listed so many great auto reviewers here on UA-cam and I follow most of them. And your summation of their various 'quirks and features' is fabulous! Thanks for that! I have 4 more for you: Carwow (UK), Steve Hammes Car Reviews (US), Wheelsboy (China), and Autogefuhl (Germany). All absolutely fantastic!
@@radudeATL Haha. I have watched Carwow once or twice, and i have heard of autogefuhl. I did include Steve... but there was a lot in my list so it doesn't surprise me that you missed it. lol I haven't heard of or watch wheelsboy. I'll have to check them out. I went to edit and add in star emojis for my ratings but youtube removed the comment all-together so i just used numeric rating which is why the comment is posted below your response.
Yea... I was once in that mindset but that was 3 years ago. Still researching for vehicles and now 20 minute videos aren't that much. 4 *Mikescarinfo* ~ 197k - is actually longer. He doesn't give specs like Alex does but he is very detailed on features, and exterior and interior appearances. If you are drooling over a car and want an in-depth look at a vehicle, Mike is your man. 5 *Alex on Autos* ~ 416k - is GREAT at specs and practicality and he is definitely at the top of my list. 4.5 Sofyan *Redline Reviews* ~ 860k - is great at being very opinionated and doesn't beat around the bush. Some would consider him to be too hard on certain vehicles from a vocal standpoint but it helps to know what you're getting and that's what he does. He helps you realize what cars are missing but also includes what they do well at. 3.5 *Driven Car Reviews with Tom Voelk* 150k & 3 *Steve Hammes New Car Reviews* 87k - are VERY similar to each other, both in video length and point of views on vehicles. 3.5 *Matt Maran Motoring* ~ 429k - often gives you a perspective from a family man. Frequently has his wife with him for additional input. He also includes depreciation stats from one of the websites out there. 3 *The Fast Lane Car* ~ 1.05M - A lot of people like them. They're not my favorite but I enjoy watching Roman from time to time. 2 * *Savagegeese* ~ 507k - I'll probably get some hash for the low rating but these two guys will get you up under the car and emphasize build quality, potential reliability and longevity which is exceptionally helpful. And like many others they will also get the car out on the road for drive experience. BUT *He can be very sarcastic (It's also dry sarcasm) so for me it's often hard to tell the difference so I can't always rely on what he says cause I never truly know if he's being direct or saying the opposite. I believe he adds that for humor but it's hard for me to follow. 3 *StraightPipes* ~ 1.3M - are pretty much just fun to watch. They are also Canadian and I only say that because they review Canadian models which do differ on some level when compared to U.S. models (especially in features) 3 *ThrottleHouse* ~ 1.5M - as you can guess are mostly about performance cars. I believe they are also from Canada 2.5 *Everyday Reviews* ~ 80k - Another Canadian more emphasized from a family perspective. 3.5 *TheTopher* ~ 302k - is ALL about the drive experience and I enjoy him to some degree. He also does sound system test included with his reviews. 3 *Raiti's Rides* ~ 613k - is a little too much for me. Joe does do a good job but he's not at the top of my list. 4 *Doug DeMuro* ~ 4.1M - for quirks and features, he's your man. It's worth noting that I can only take so much of him though. LoL 3 *CarConfections* ~ 245k - are also pretty good but both boys' voice annoys me. But I still watch them, especially if it's a car I'm interested in. 3 *MotorWeek* ~ 359k - I honestly only watch them for retro reviews. But they are pretty brief and to the point. 3 *The_Car_Mom* ~ 39k - is pretty much self explanatory 4.5 *Driving Sports TV* ~ 205k - often gets the vehicles off on rougher terrain to truly test them. So I normally check them out for more off-road vehicles or to see how they'll do if the vehicle isn't labeled as an off-roader. Some other up-and-comers with lower subs are 3.5 *Ben Wayne* ~ 36k 4 *Gold Pony* ~ 106k 4.5 *Prime autotainment* ~ 74k 3 *Drive on Reviews* ~ 10k A couple international mentions are 5 *Motorgraph World* 42k - Mari does a great job and I really enjoy her reviews and perspective 3.5 *Asian Petrolhead* ~ 169k - While He is a little harder to understand he still does a good job and covering a decent amount of info in his reviews Obviously the features on these international test drives will vary from the U.S. models All-in-all, regardless of how little or how much I like the aforementioned channels they are all worth checking out for your own evaluation And there are definitely more out there that I may not even be aware of or didn't even mention. I simply included my 1-5 ratings primarily to prove that the amount of subscribers doesn't necessarily mean you'll dislike the channel.
I drove all of these and was dealing on a Rav-4 when a friend text me & suggest I go drive a VW Tiguan. I thought he was crazy and I said what the heck it can’t hurt. I fell in love as soon as we drove out of the parking lot. The seats, the solid feel, the smooth steering and ride, the gorgeous 8” glass infotainment screen, the small 3rd row it had, the large felt-lined map pockets in the doors, the panoramic sunroof & the Audi-like Digital Cockpit, and so much more. It was mine 2 hours later and I couldn’t be happier with the value and what I paid out the door plus the Volkswagen 7 year / 62k Peoples first Warranty. The dealer took $4,000 off and tinted my front driver & passenger winder and provided me with 3 Oil Changes at no charge. But even if I paid MSRP, I’d feel like I spent $10k more than I did. There are lots of little things I keep finding to love about my Tiguan that the salesman didn’t show me. Mine is Platinum Gray exterior with black leatherette. I look forward to driving it everyday. And I’m old enough to own lots of CD’s which have been at the top of my closet until I bought the Tiguan but I got them down because this VW has a CD player in the glovebox!!!! Score!! Lol
E Johnson lol so many haters. Me & my friends are on our 2nd or more Volkswagen. 3rd for me and none of them have had reliability issues. People love to say they break down but I’m guessing you have never owned one or you would know. The Tiguan is selling like gang busters since this 2018 redesign. Volkswagen is the largest auto company on the planet and you don’t get huge for building crap. If they were crap I would trade this in and stop buying them. None of you haters know anything. Just ugly opinions. I bet you drive Chevys! No thanks!
Jake Stone well I’ve had several and none of them have been junk. So you enjoy your Chrysler PT Cruiser or Pontiac Aztec. And ugly? Well I guess when you drive a Pontiac Aztec it’s hard to find anything else appealing. I guess a lot of people like the Tiguan because Volkswagen is selling well over 110,000 of them a year now. More than the previous generation. They are quite handsome but plenty of people have no taste or class. If you like the frumpy Rogue then nobody can help you. So good luck with that.
Alex - Without a doubt you are the best reviewer out here on You Tube. I subscribe because you are objective, factual and answer virtually every question I would have without setting foot in a dealer showroom. Frankly, I am sure you know more about their cars than they do! I watch all your videos - even if I don’t care about the car.-your voice is very soothing. One of the networks should hire you to do national news! However, I doubt that would be any fun for you. Thanks for the education!
Just put 2000 miles on my brand new 2019 Rogue in four days. Here are some of my thoughts. *1-* The overall experience was better than anticipated. Normal conversation was very easy as the cabin is actually pretty quiet. Driver fatigue (12 hours straight) was minimal. *2-* Cruises at 85 mph like a champ. Secure, strong, and well behaved. Very confident feel when motoring fast. 3- Hills sometimes challenged the cruise control, needing to gear down, and when the RPS's are at 3,500 plus, the CVT whines a bit. 98% of the time this was no trouble. Another 50 horses would fix this, but at this price point I'm willing to live with it. I ran it with 91 octane at higher elevations and it had more power than a lessor octane. *3-* Radio on the SV is pretty decent. With Sirius/XM you can hear the music just fine - even thought Sirus/XM is not fine high fidelity music. My 32 gig stick was the better sound option with my 2,000 song collection. Phone system works like you want it to. Easy to use. *4-* I've had E Class and 7 Series - and they are fine for sure, but this little sucker was right up there, and was a pleasure to drive. I was surprised by what a nice machine this was for the price I paid.
@@ofcbob6391 - Thanks for asking. No other issues. With isolation - miles are down. There's a lot of chatter out there about the CVT transmission on Nissan's. You need to stay on top of replacing the transmission fluid around 35,000 miles. It can be done yourself (if you're a self oil changer.) Don't get one thinking it's a sports car, it's not, but I've gone in places a sport's car could never go. A friend just bought a Hybrid RAV 4 - but for $10,000 more - I don't see it being worth the money. To answer the question - I'm pleased and would purchase another.
We current have a 13 Altima S with the same engine/trans combo (but no AWD) as the Rogue; I like the CVT for fuel efficiency yet do not like the fake gearing (passing gear effect; sport mode has an odd feeling 4 speed auto). We drove an 18 Rogue SV. I could not find a comfortable driver position in the Rogue and it felt narrow; similar narrow issue with the RAV4, CR-V, Equinox and CX-5 (I'm used to driving pickup trucks and Class 8). Went "up" a size to a 19 Santa Fe SEL+ AWD; gave us the width we wanted (about 3 inches more of hip room), plenty of front and rear leg room with a little less cargo capacity (about 3.5 cubic feet) and the price was excellent. Still not sold on the longevity of the CVT; we have 110,000 miles on the Altima with trans service every 50,000 miles, three tranny software updates and still have some minor annoyances (slight slipping on take off, no smooth way to light foot the throttle in stop and go). Beyond that, the rest of the drive train has been flawless, as well as the rest of the car.
Hey Alex, I have a 2017 Rogue (we have spoken on messenger) and I know the 0-60 here is right at 8.5. You say that’s the same as the Forester, but in your 2019 Forester review you clocked it at 9.9 seconds, which while not a huge amount, is definitely slower. I am trying to confirm this as the Forester is one of the cars we are looking at when the lease is up and while I have never really had an issue with the Rogue as far as acceleration and such for what it is, I definitely do not want something that is even slower or more sluggish. Thanks, loved the video!
We just purchased our new 2020 Nissan Rogue and just want to say, we love, love, love everything about it. Thanks to Robert Tighe, of O'Regans, Dartmouth, N.S.💕💕
Alex I do have to correct you on one point. At 18:50 you say the Subaru gives 1 inch more ground clearance than the Rogue, that's only partially true. The FWD Rogue has 7.8 inches of GC compared to the 8.7 of the Forester, however the AWD Rogue has 8.4 inches of GC. They kinda bury that, and you have to dig into the spec sheet in the press kit to find it.
I purchased a 2017 Rogue SL as a result of your review alone and I can say that it is absolutely a great CUV. It's quiet, super comfortable and larger than the Honda or Toyota. The one thing I dislike about the 2017 that I see Nissan updated is the parking brake. They went to the electric which is great. You cannot go wrong with a Nissan Rogue.
When will Nissan create the next gen of the Rogue? I love the size, but it's fallen behind all it's competitor's new models. The interior, engine output, and infotainment system all definitely need upgrading. Maybe Nissan can give even bigger discounts next year to try and attract buyers to this older model. With Rogue sales starting to significantly drop for 2019, a new model hopefully is in the works.
We really considered your top 3 for all the same reasons. Ultimately, with gas prices in Canada equaling and surpassing gas in California, along with other factors like like the tablet style screen rather than the in dash design and the general ergonomics, we choose and took delivery of a RAV4 hybrid Limited a couple weeks ago.
🤔 i think the CRV is still abit iffy surrounding their engine issues and fixes with the 1.5 turbo and the Forester safety features comes by that camera set up behind the windshield which isn't as consistent as the weather starts to deteriorate plus if the windshield is pitted or replaced the system may stop working and needs tobe calibrated.. so for someone living in areas where the roads are sanded in winter come summer 😬 it may be affected
and... the issue with the Honda CRV is not a minor one: www.consumerreports.org/car-repair-maintenance/honda-delays-cr-v-turbo-engine-fix-details-rollout-plans/
None of these are the type of vehicle that would fit my lifestyle. If pressed? Would choose Toyota, Chevrolet and Honda in no particular order, too. Given your presentation which as usual ... good quality! BTW The Subaru version would tie in there. In Canada AWD, etc. Is very popular for the winter driving. Yet, I sort of find Subaru, whenever I am in the dealership; a little either too eager or not enough? The vehicles are always priced a little higher up here. I guess if I wanted one of them enough? I would find a way?
This is the best compact crossover because it is a great alternative than Honda and Toyota rivals. So if you want something more unique you should buy the Nissan rogue
If you want a super cheap SUV, aren't a driving enthusiast whatsoever and plan on keeping it less then 3 years then Rogue is a consideration. If value, reliability or driving dynamics are important definitely look to Toyota/Honda/Mazda.
This is my favorite Channel for Vehicles,, Most Precise Presentation,, no matter what vehicle presented,, this channel is the Real Deal of all.. Thanks.
Best car channel. Least annoying, not at all annoying. Stays on topic. No hyperbole or smothering opinions. No manic dbag vibes. Alex you the man! Best car channel. The other ones must commit seppuku. There is no other choice.
Alex great vid as always! I like all these compact crossovers, they all seem good. Now I am comparing top trim models on all in your video to a Model Y. Am I crazy to save up for a Y? I have a 2017 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk that I am leasing and well have not been happy since I got it. I have adjusted over the years to like it, but the transmission and jerkiness of almost every acceleration is annoying not to mention the hesitation to finally kick in the V6..... Do any of these models compare to a Tesla Model Y or is it just too soon to know?
Good video as always...I think the Rogue is the value leader because of the huge discounts. If unlimited funds are available I would go for the Forester and or the CRV.
I hate now that cars have to come with 30 buttons on the steering wheel. Am I driving a car? or am I driving a car and have to learn the functions of a cash register as well?
TheACN that’s what I was wondering. Maybe because it doesn’t sell in large numbers. I bought a 2019 Tiguan SE in April and I love it! I drove all the other main players he mentioned and they were decent but I instantly fell for the Tiguan once I got inside
I believe its end of 2020 though, so a 2021 model, at least from what I have heard, which is disappointing as our lease is up in April on our Rogue and i would love to get another if it is redesigned/more modern but doubt we will get a 2020 model if it is the same as it is here, with no real changes or improvements.
WatchReport.com production should start either by the end of this year or just after the new year, meaning it will be a 2020. Pre-production test units are already being seen on the streets.
The odd little grate in the middle of the rear bumper could be an opening for optional receiver for towing, maybe🤷♂️ Were auditioning for America's Next Top Model @ 7:26 ?
Alex ... do you feels though some features you’ve stated that’s in the rav4 like the standard LED headlights for example just aren’t implemented just yet for the Rogue as standard for My19 , because the during that time time of the rav4 predecessor didn’t have standard LED headlights, but only implemented them on their high level trims? The rogue is about to have a redesign soon... maybe then they’ll implement those headlights as standard to rival with the rav4..
Another small crossover that has a 3rd row besides the vw tiguan is the Mitsubishi outlander........ and I'm sure you can get a much better discount with more features on the Mitsubishi.
Just bought a 2020 rogue, I like the reliability of the Toyota but do not like the transmission just because it always starts you off in fourth gear and that is super annoying
Matt S I’d consider yourself extraordinarily lucky. My rouge is already on its second cvt with only 21K gentle miles on it. Nissan service has been wonderful to us, but the transmission is definitely the car’s Achilles heel.
richard reynolds Id consider you very unlucky. We’ve had Nissans for years and never had any issues with their cvts. We’ve had a few small rattles but those we’re traced to extra hardware being dropped down into the body and easily remedied.
Chris Jacks, you’re probably right, if I didn’t have bad luck, I’d have no luck at all. That said however, the number of low mileage cvt failures in Nissan products suggests a systemic problem which has even had legal ramifications, (Batista v. North American inc, being a notable lawsuit where Nissan was accused of putting known defective transmissions into vehicles). The cvt reliability issue was also a major factor for Nissan extending their warranty to 150k miles. I’m glad your run has been better, and I wouldn’t even dissuade people from the car. Nissan fixed ours in 3 days and were very accommodating. I won’t be keeping mine after the warranty expires though.
richard reynolds this suggestion of a systemic problem was with the 1st and 2nd gen cvts. The 3rd generation has been extremely reliable. Anytime a company releases new technology into their entire lineup, bugs and design issues will arise and Nissan has been the punching bag for these failures for years now. And it still doesn’t explain why so many 1st and 2nd gen cvts have lasted well beyond 200k without failure. In fact, I’ve heard and read many horror stories about cvt failures but out of all the people I’ve met, known, dated and worked with, I’ve actually never seen, in person, a failed cvt. I know the issues exist. Meanwhile, Toyota has issued recalls for their cvts failing in the newer Corolla and everyone says ehh, it’ll be ok. Honda has known issues with their 9 speed transmission and its apparently its no big deal to people. IDK but our family won’t be switching gears anytime soon, we’ve been very pleased.
The CR-V passengers gets to sit low and into the car. That's enough for me to stay away. Liked driving the last gen Forester. Hope this gen feels the same. But i believe they really need to improve it's interior design.
Rented this the other day but road & wind noise were high on the highway w a choppy ride, seats were like sitting on a wooden bench. Wouldn’t even rent again.
i have nissan rogue 2020 but it has no remote starter no start button no ectrical chair (its old fashion) i like it but i wish ut has all those things i didnt know a car made in 2020 can be made the old fashion
Only seeing $14K for Escape S 2.5l. But Escape SE 1.6t is $17K. The redesigned 2018 Equinox 1.5t wipes the floor with the old Ford at the same price of $17K!
I wouldn't touch a Nissan since they merged with Renault. Quality and reliability immediately went downhill. I wouldn't even lease this as it's not uncommon for transmissions on these to go before 60k miles.
Source carsalesbase.com shows first 5 months of 2019, Rav4 has sold 161,458 units versus Rouge 146,573 units. You stated Rouge was outselling Rav4 so far this year. Rav4 smoke it in May selling 43,000 units. Is this sales information inaccurate?
Most likely a typo. There are only 28K 2019 RAV4s for sale around the U.S. Unless Toyota is shipping them in from Japan like they did the 2018 Camry or they are renatl/fleet stuffing?
True, RAV4 console hits me right in the knee and I have to duck getting in or out to avoid banging my head. The only thing I hate about the CRV is even with the Touring trim, you can't get ventilated seats or 360 degree camera, and like most others (except the Rogue and 1 or 2 others) there's no CD player.
Nissan mechanic here. Yes, with proper maintenance I see failure rates at or below the competition. In the last 10 years I've owned Nissan products (6) I haven't had one single issue. None. Nada.
Some pieces of info to kill this purchase: Renault owns Nissan. Nortoriously unreliable Jatco transmission with an international lawsuit. Under powered for being the largest vehicle in it's class. Overall vehicle unreliability. Four star crash test rating.
They are dirt cheap compared to the competition for the features they offer. Like the pro pilot assist. It works pretty well and I don't know of another small SUV that offers self driving for that cheap. Plus if worried about reliability can throw on a 80k or 90k extended warranty and still come out thousands cheaper than the competition. I know a lot of people that just lease them to get a super low payment then give them back after 3 years.
@@peepapeeps You must be a Nissan saleman. These vehicles aren't very good. Features dont make a difference if they won't last. Longevity and reliablilty is the issue. Someone shouldn't have to buy an extended warrenty because the car was manufactured poorly.
@@tribunation They are inexpensive compared to the competition. Should you have to buy an extended warranty on a new car? No, but that doesn't take away from the fact that if you do want that peace of mind you can purchase an extended bumper to bumper warranty up to 100k miles and still get out the dealership thousands less than the competition. I don't know how stating facts makes me a Nissan salesman in your opinion.
Note: At 7:30 Nissan says the shelf is rated for 30 pounds. Clearly I have lost weight. ;-)
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Alex, 300,000 subscribers - well done
Alex on Autos , at 14:16, SV premium package (hybrid) should be marked cheaper than SL premium package (hybrid), as SL is the top most trim of a rogue.
Great review but Alex can you do the new Santa fe sel 2.4L to see how that compares with the bunch
Damn mind sharing your diet tactics?
I've owned my 2019 Rogue S AWD for nearly a year now. It fits my driving style and needs for my family very well. I commute to and from work clocking at least 140miles daily. 98% all highway. It's very well rounded. I've taken it down to Georgia from Pennyslvania and it was a very comfortable ride during that road trip. It's reliable and a stable vehicle to drive. It's cargo mode exceeded my expectations. I was able to fit 2 adult mountain bikes that I purchased recently. I was also able to clock 31MPG. On average with new oil in the car I can get 27-30mpg commuting to my job. And around 24-27mpg heading home. Burning more gas since I live in the mountains. Overall I haven't fully tested it for snow since we had a largely uneventful winter season but I'm sure it'll have no problem navigating through slick and snowy roads. I've grown very attached to the car and see myself getting another Rogue later down the line.
The first time I came across this channel, I was like "who the hell has 20 minutes to blah blah blah." Now I binge-watch all your videos. You are simply the best car reviewer on the nets. So comprehensive and logical. Kudos!
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Alex and Redline Sofyan are my 2 favs
@@josiahstearns9615 You listed so many great auto reviewers here on UA-cam and I follow most of them. And your summation of their various 'quirks and features' is fabulous! Thanks for that!
I have 4 more for you: Carwow (UK), Steve Hammes Car Reviews (US), Wheelsboy (China), and Autogefuhl (Germany). All absolutely fantastic!
@@radudeATL Haha.
I have watched Carwow once or twice, and i have heard of autogefuhl.
I did include Steve... but there was a lot in my list so it doesn't surprise me that you missed it. lol
I haven't heard of or watch wheelsboy. I'll have to check them out.
I went to edit and add in star emojis for my ratings but youtube removed the comment all-together so i just used numeric rating which is why the comment is posted below your response.
Yea... I was once in that mindset but that was 3 years ago. Still researching for vehicles and now 20 minute videos aren't that much.
4 *Mikescarinfo* ~ 197k - is actually longer. He doesn't give specs like Alex does but he is very detailed on features, and exterior and interior appearances. If you are drooling over a car and want an in-depth look at a vehicle, Mike is your man.
5 *Alex on Autos* ~ 416k - is GREAT at specs and practicality and he is definitely at the top of my list.
4.5 Sofyan *Redline Reviews* ~ 860k - is great at being very opinionated and doesn't beat around the bush. Some would consider him to be too hard on certain vehicles from a vocal standpoint but it helps to know what you're getting and that's what he does. He helps you realize what cars are missing but also includes what they do well at.
3.5 *Driven Car Reviews with Tom Voelk* 150k &
3 *Steve Hammes New Car Reviews* 87k - are VERY similar to each other, both in video length and point of views on vehicles.
3.5 *Matt Maran Motoring* ~ 429k - often gives you a perspective from a family man. Frequently has his wife with him for additional input. He also includes depreciation stats from one of the websites out there.
3 *The Fast Lane Car* ~ 1.05M - A lot of people like them. They're not my favorite but I enjoy watching Roman from time to time.
2 * *Savagegeese* ~ 507k - I'll probably get some hash for the low rating but these two guys will get you up under the car and emphasize build quality, potential reliability and longevity which is exceptionally helpful. And like many others they will also get the car out on the road for drive experience.
BUT *He can be very sarcastic (It's also dry sarcasm) so for me it's often hard to tell the difference so I can't always rely on what he says cause I never truly know if he's being direct or saying the opposite. I believe he adds that for humor but it's hard for me to follow.
3 *StraightPipes* ~ 1.3M - are pretty much just fun to watch. They are also Canadian and I only say that because they review Canadian models which do differ on some level when compared to U.S. models (especially in features)
3 *ThrottleHouse* ~ 1.5M - as you can guess are mostly about performance cars. I believe they are also from Canada
2.5 *Everyday Reviews* ~ 80k - Another Canadian more emphasized from a family perspective.
3.5 *TheTopher* ~ 302k - is ALL about the drive experience and I enjoy him to some degree. He also does sound system test included with his reviews.
3 *Raiti's Rides* ~ 613k - is a little too much for me. Joe does do a good job but he's not at the top of my list.
4 *Doug DeMuro* ~ 4.1M - for quirks and features, he's your man. It's worth noting that I can only take so much of him though. LoL
3 *CarConfections* ~ 245k - are also pretty good but both boys' voice annoys me. But I still watch them, especially if it's a car I'm interested in.
3 *MotorWeek* ~ 359k - I honestly only watch them for retro reviews. But they are pretty brief and to the point.
3 *The_Car_Mom* ~ 39k - is pretty much self explanatory
4.5 *Driving Sports TV* ~ 205k - often gets the vehicles off on rougher terrain to truly test them. So I normally check them out for more off-road vehicles or to see how they'll do if the vehicle isn't labeled as an off-roader.
Some other up-and-comers with lower subs are
3.5 *Ben Wayne* ~ 36k
4 *Gold Pony* ~ 106k
4.5 *Prime autotainment* ~ 74k
3 *Drive on Reviews* ~ 10k
A couple international mentions are
5 *Motorgraph World* 42k - Mari does a great job and I really enjoy her reviews and perspective
3.5 *Asian Petrolhead* ~ 169k - While He is a little harder to understand he still does a good job and covering a decent amount of info in his reviews
Obviously the features on these international test drives will vary from the U.S. models
All-in-all, regardless of how little or how much I like the aforementioned channels they are all worth checking out for your own evaluation And there are definitely more out there that I may not even be aware of or didn't even mention. I simply included my 1-5 ratings primarily to prove that the amount of subscribers doesn't necessarily mean you'll dislike the channel.
I have a 2018 Rogue SV w/Premium package and love it. In Eco mode I have gotten 39mpg on the road. No complaints at all.
Nissan Rogue is an amazing SUV.
Whoa .. did not expect that pose at 7:26 (just missing a wind machine and a director yelling "pout at the camera"). Great review as usual.
For a moment there, he was giving off signals that the Trunk Comfort Index might come back. Alex can be a real tease at times.
The pose is ok as long as he didn't start doing the vogue. LoL
I drove all of these and was dealing on a Rav-4 when a friend text me & suggest I go drive a VW Tiguan. I thought he was crazy and I said what the heck it can’t hurt. I fell in love as soon as we drove out of the parking lot. The seats, the solid feel, the smooth steering and ride, the gorgeous 8” glass infotainment screen, the small 3rd row it had, the large felt-lined map pockets in the doors, the panoramic sunroof & the Audi-like Digital Cockpit, and so much more. It was mine 2 hours later and I couldn’t be happier with the value and what I paid out the door plus the Volkswagen 7 year / 62k Peoples first Warranty. The dealer took $4,000 off and tinted my front driver & passenger winder and provided me with 3 Oil Changes at no charge. But even if I paid MSRP, I’d feel like I spent $10k more than I did. There are lots of little things I keep finding to love about my Tiguan that the salesman didn’t show me. Mine is Platinum Gray exterior with black leatherette. I look forward to driving it everyday. And I’m old enough to own lots of CD’s which have been at the top of my closet until I bought the Tiguan but I got them down because this VW has a CD player in the glovebox!!!! Score!! Lol
Joshua Rutter - Hmm you sound like a German bot working for VW. Good luck Ruth that German reliability.
The 2019 Tiguan is Ugly as Hell and has a Consumer Reports predicted reliability of 1 out of 5. So good luck with that broski. 😂🤣
E Johnson lol so many haters. Me & my friends are on our 2nd or more Volkswagen. 3rd for me and none of them have had reliability issues. People love to say they break down but I’m guessing you have never owned one or you would know. The Tiguan is selling like gang busters since this 2018 redesign. Volkswagen is the largest auto company on the planet and you don’t get huge for building crap. If they were crap I would trade this in and stop buying them. None of you haters know anything. Just ugly opinions. I bet you drive Chevys! No thanks!
Jake Stone well I’ve had several and none of them have been junk. So you enjoy your Chrysler PT Cruiser or Pontiac Aztec. And ugly? Well I guess when you drive a Pontiac Aztec it’s hard to find anything else appealing. I guess a lot of people like the Tiguan because Volkswagen is selling well over 110,000 of them a year now. More than the previous generation. They are quite handsome but plenty of people have no taste or class. If you like the frumpy Rogue then nobody can help you. So good luck with that.
An absolutely solid review for this category. Alex on Autos is the best.
Maybe just a small thing to some but this still has a CD player. Doesn't take much space, nice to have.
Ronald P My 2019 Tiguan SE has a CD player in the glovebox and I use it daily because I’m 40 and own lots of CD’s that I love.
That grate on the back bumper is where the rear fog light is on European models.
Yes, and in some South American markets as well.
Alex - Without a doubt you are the best reviewer out here on You Tube. I subscribe because you are objective, factual and answer virtually every question I would have without setting foot in a dealer showroom. Frankly, I am sure you know more about their cars than they do! I watch all your videos - even if I don’t care about the car.-your voice is very soothing. One of the networks should hire you to do national news! However, I doubt that would be any fun for you. Thanks for the education!
love the noise section, many reviewers miss this
I love how you can still seriously review the car while in the most awkward pose LOL
You are the best reviewer and you never miss a beat. What a fast talker. Love it.
2:39 that gravel made things slippery! 😂
Haha he recovered well tho 😂
Just put 2000 miles on my brand new 2019 Rogue in four days. Here are some of my thoughts. *1-* The overall experience was better than anticipated. Normal conversation was very easy as the cabin is actually pretty quiet. Driver fatigue (12 hours straight) was minimal. *2-* Cruises at 85 mph like a champ. Secure, strong, and well behaved. Very confident feel when motoring fast. 3- Hills sometimes challenged the cruise control, needing to gear down, and when the RPS's are at 3,500 plus, the CVT whines a bit. 98% of the time this was no trouble. Another 50 horses would fix this, but at this price point I'm willing to live with it. I ran it with 91 octane at higher elevations and it had more power than a lessor octane. *3-* Radio on the SV is pretty decent. With Sirius/XM you can hear the music just fine - even thought Sirus/XM is not fine high fidelity music. My 32 gig stick was the better sound option with my 2,000 song collection. Phone system works like you want it to. Easy to use. *4-* I've had E Class and 7 Series - and they are fine for sure, but this little sucker was right up there, and was a pleasure to drive. I was surprised by what a nice machine this was for the price I paid.
Murray, how has your Rogue been since you posted above? Any other issues?
@@ofcbob6391 - Thanks for asking. No other issues. With isolation - miles are down. There's a lot of chatter out there about the CVT transmission on Nissan's. You need to stay on top of replacing the transmission fluid around 35,000 miles. It can be done yourself (if you're a self oil changer.) Don't get one thinking it's a sports car, it's not, but I've gone in places a sport's car could never go. A friend just bought a Hybrid RAV 4 - but for $10,000 more - I don't see it being worth the money. To answer the question - I'm pleased and would purchase another.
We current have a 13 Altima S with the same engine/trans combo (but no AWD) as the Rogue; I like the CVT for fuel efficiency yet do not like the fake gearing (passing gear effect; sport mode has an odd feeling 4 speed auto). We drove an 18 Rogue SV. I could not find a comfortable driver position in the Rogue and it felt narrow; similar narrow issue with the RAV4, CR-V, Equinox and CX-5 (I'm used to driving pickup trucks and Class 8). Went "up" a size to a 19 Santa Fe SEL+ AWD; gave us the width we wanted (about 3 inches more of hip room), plenty of front and rear leg room with a little less cargo capacity (about 3.5 cubic feet) and the price was excellent.
Still not sold on the longevity of the CVT; we have 110,000 miles on the Altima with trans service every 50,000 miles, three tranny software updates and still have some minor annoyances (slight slipping on take off, no smooth way to light foot the throttle in stop and go). Beyond that, the rest of the drive train has been flawless, as well as the rest of the car.
Hey Alex, I have a 2017 Rogue (we have spoken on messenger) and I know the 0-60 here is right at 8.5. You say that’s the same as the Forester, but in your 2019 Forester review you clocked it at 9.9 seconds, which while not a huge amount, is definitely slower. I am trying to confirm this as the Forester is one of the cars we are looking at when the lease is up and while I have never really had an issue with the Rogue as far as acceleration and such for what it is, I definitely do not want something that is even slower or more sluggish. Thanks, loved the video!
WatchReport.com
To be honest, I don’t feel the Rogue is sluggish after I got the update programming on the CVT
2015 Rogue 60000 miles = 0 issues
Almost wiped out at 2:39 but smoothly catches himself and continues without missing a beat.
We just purchased our new 2020 Nissan Rogue and just want to say, we love, love, love everything about it. Thanks to Robert Tighe, of O'Regans, Dartmouth, N.S.💕💕
3 years ago today! I try to buy it used Alex.
Congrats on 300k, Alex!!!!
This is might be my first used Nissan to buy.
Alex I do have to correct you on one point. At 18:50 you say the Subaru gives 1 inch more ground clearance than the Rogue, that's only partially true. The FWD Rogue has 7.8 inches of GC compared to the 8.7 of the Forester, however the AWD Rogue has 8.4 inches of GC. They kinda bury that, and you have to dig into the spec sheet in the press kit to find it.
I purchased a 2017 Rogue SL as a result of your review alone and I can say that it is absolutely a great CUV. It's quiet, super comfortable and larger than the Honda or Toyota. The one thing I dislike about the 2017 that I see Nissan updated is the parking brake. They went to the electric which is great. You cannot go wrong with a Nissan Rogue.
When will Nissan create the next gen of the Rogue? I love the size, but it's fallen behind all it's competitor's new models. The interior, engine output, and infotainment system all definitely need upgrading. Maybe Nissan can give even bigger discounts next year to try and attract buyers to this older model. With Rogue sales starting to significantly drop for 2019, a new model hopefully is in the works.
The new one has been spotted in spy shots running around for testing. We'll probably see it for the 2021 model year.
@@FantomLightning I hope so. If the Rogue's sales keep dropping this year, we might even see it faster.
We really considered your top 3 for all the same reasons. Ultimately, with gas prices in Canada equaling and surpassing gas in California, along with other factors like like the tablet style screen rather than the in dash design and the general ergonomics, we choose and took delivery of a RAV4 hybrid Limited a couple weeks ago.
🤔 i think the CRV is still abit iffy surrounding their engine issues and fixes with the 1.5 turbo and the Forester safety features comes by that camera set up behind the windshield which isn't as consistent as the weather starts to deteriorate plus if the windshield is pitted or replaced the system may stop working and needs tobe calibrated.. so for someone living in areas where the roads are sanded in winter come summer 😬 it may be affected
Good points, I wonder why the CRV should remain as a top pick if there a questionable problems with the engine!
and... the issue with the Honda CRV is not a minor one: www.consumerreports.org/car-repair-maintenance/honda-delays-cr-v-turbo-engine-fix-details-rollout-plans/
CR-V is still mixing fluids...
chicago.cbslocal.com/2019/06/10/honda-cr-v-mark-baranski-not-welcome-joliet-dealership-invoice/
CONGRATULATIONS on 300k Alex!
None of these are the type of vehicle that would fit my lifestyle.
If pressed? Would choose Toyota, Chevrolet and Honda in no particular order, too. Given your presentation which as usual ... good quality! BTW The Subaru version would tie in there. In Canada AWD, etc. Is very popular for the winter driving. Yet, I sort of find Subaru, whenever I am in the dealership; a little either too eager or not enough? The vehicles are always priced a little higher up here. I guess if I wanted one of them enough? I would find a way?
This is the best compact crossover because it is a great alternative than Honda and Toyota rivals. So if you want something more unique you should buy the Nissan rogue
More unique? Ha! You see these things everywhere. A nice choice of vehicle but nothing unique at all.
If you want a super cheap SUV, aren't a driving enthusiast whatsoever and plan on keeping it less then 3 years then Rogue is a consideration. If value, reliability or driving dynamics are important definitely look to Toyota/Honda/Mazda.
Hi Alex could you consider demonstrating the adaptive cruise control on each vehicles you review.
This is my favorite Channel for Vehicles,, Most Precise Presentation,, no matter what vehicle presented,, this channel is the Real Deal of all.. Thanks.
I just bought a 2019 Nissan rogue
You mentioned you like the Honda CRV 1.5L turbo, does this mean Honda has resolved the oil dilution problem with this engine?
Looks like not...
chicago.cbslocal.com/2019/06/10/honda-cr-v-mark-baranski-not-welcome-joliet-dealership-invoice/
@@normt5463 thanks a lot I was going to buy one this week !and I don't drive much either !
I’v got a 2019 Honda CR-V 1.5 turbo 400km on it so far no problems yet knock on wood
@@MrSlimanus45 I hope so at 400 km.
Best car channel. Least annoying, not at all annoying. Stays on topic. No hyperbole or smothering opinions. No manic dbag vibes. Alex you the man! Best car channel. The other ones must commit seppuku. There is no other choice.
That pose was everything😊 Great review as alw ays!
Great (dated) value for filling out those rental fleets! Nissan is like the GM of Japan.
General mediocrity
Toyota and Nissan usually have the local Enterprise lot full when I drive by in the morning.
@@rightlanehog3151 at 10% rental/fleet GM is just average compared to Nissan and Toyota.
Alex great vid as always! I like all these compact crossovers, they all seem good. Now I am comparing top trim models on all in your video to a Model Y. Am I crazy to save up for a Y? I have a 2017 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk that I am leasing and well have not been happy since I got it. I have adjusted over the years to like it, but the transmission and jerkiness of almost every acceleration is annoying not to mention the hesitation to finally kick in the V6..... Do any of these models compare to a Tesla Model Y or is it just too soon to know?
Iam Your Newest Subscriber Great Videos I Wanta Buy A Nissan Rogue SL
I like the CX5 Signature. I don’t need the space and don’t care about mpg. Like the zoom zoom. Like luxury at regular prices.
Good video as always...I think the Rogue is the value leader because of the huge discounts. If unlimited funds are available I would go for the Forester and or the CRV.
I hate now that cars have to come with 30 buttons on the steering wheel. Am I driving a car? or am I driving a car and have to learn the functions of a cash register as well?
Why isn’t the Tiguan included in these comparisons? They’re the same length.
TheACN that’s what I was wondering. Maybe because it doesn’t sell in large numbers. I bought a 2019 Tiguan SE in April and I love it! I drove all the other main players he mentioned and they were decent but I instantly fell for the Tiguan once I got inside
7:27 what kind of material is that? Awesome review as usual.
Great job Alex
my 2017 Nissan Rogue SV gets around 36.4 mpgs to be exact. Not sure why yours is so low
Topsx4 I get 15mpg idk why his is so high
I own a Qashqai and my wife and I love it. The Rogue would add a bit more trunk space if we upgraded.
Thinking of the Qashqai too. For just two people it might be a better choice than the Rogue, which we also like.
@@secordman It depends on how much space you need. The Rogue definitely has more cargo space.
@@jsilverchannel But Qashqai not bad for the class. More space than Kona, CX-3
@@secordman For sure, Kona looks a lot smaller.
I like the Nissan Rogue, but I would get the new Rav4 Hybrid over it.
A new Rogue is coming for 2020.
I believe its end of 2020 though, so a 2021 model, at least from what I have heard, which is disappointing as our lease is up in April on our Rogue and i would love to get another if it is redesigned/more modern but doubt we will get a 2020 model if it is the same as it is here, with no real changes or improvements.
If you want to spend upwards of 40k on a rav4 Hybrid sure. Rav4s aren't worth that much
@@ethanmckibbin not when you can get a Equinox 2.0T for as low as $24K.
@@normt5463 and some shitty reliability got it
WatchReport.com production should start either by the end of this year or just after the new year, meaning it will be a 2020. Pre-production test units are already being seen on the streets.
With all its competitors getting fresh redos this thing is being left in the dust in terms of style
It’s so cheap looking with the center stack
Nissan haters are lots in the comments.
Thanks Alex.
Actually the RAV4 is best selling they sold 43,999 in May. Their best swing month.
The odd little grate in the middle of the rear bumper could be an opening for optional receiver for towing, maybe🤷♂️ Were auditioning for America's Next Top Model @ 7:26 ?
No. Odd little grate in rear bumper is installed instead of rear fog lamp which is required in Europe for X-trail.
Good review & great Nissan.
Alex ... do you feels though some features you’ve stated that’s in the rav4 like the standard LED headlights for example just aren’t implemented just yet for the Rogue as standard for My19 , because the during that time time of the rav4 predecessor didn’t have standard LED headlights, but only implemented them on their high level trims? The rogue is about to have a redesign soon... maybe then they’ll implement those headlights as standard to rival with the rav4..
Another small crossover that has a 3rd row besides the vw tiguan is the Mitsubishi outlander........ and I'm sure you can get a much better discount with more features on the Mitsubishi.
ivan72087 nobody buys the Mitsubishi according to Sofyan Bey from Redline Reviews
Seems like you are filming in HDR mode?
Best rental ever...said no one ever!
Just bought a 2020 rogue, I like the reliability of the Toyota but do not like the transmission just because it always starts you off in fourth gear and that is super annoying
I really wish Nissan would use an eCVT. Their normal CVT is very unreliable. An eCVT would eliminate that problem
Jay Mac the new cvts are very reliable. My rogue has 102,000 miles and cvt has had no issuss
Matt S I’d consider yourself extraordinarily lucky. My rouge is already on its second cvt with only 21K gentle miles on it. Nissan service has been wonderful to us, but the transmission is definitely the car’s Achilles heel.
richard reynolds Id consider you very unlucky. We’ve had Nissans for years and never had any issues with their cvts. We’ve had a few small rattles but those we’re traced to extra hardware being dropped down into the body and easily remedied.
Chris Jacks, you’re probably right, if I didn’t have bad luck, I’d have no luck at all. That said however, the number of low mileage cvt failures in Nissan products suggests a systemic problem which has even had legal ramifications, (Batista v. North American inc, being a notable lawsuit where Nissan was accused of putting known defective transmissions into vehicles). The cvt reliability issue was also a major factor for Nissan extending their warranty to 150k miles.
I’m glad your run has been better, and I wouldn’t even dissuade people from the car. Nissan fixed ours in 3 days and were very accommodating. I won’t be keeping mine after the warranty expires though.
richard reynolds this suggestion of a systemic problem was with the 1st and 2nd gen cvts. The 3rd generation has been extremely reliable. Anytime a company releases new technology into their entire lineup, bugs and design issues will arise and Nissan has been the punching bag for these failures for years now. And it still doesn’t explain why so many 1st and 2nd gen cvts have lasted well beyond 200k without failure. In fact, I’ve heard and read many horror stories about cvt failures but out of all the people I’ve met, known, dated and worked with, I’ve actually never seen, in person, a failed cvt. I know the issues exist. Meanwhile, Toyota has issued recalls for their cvts failing in the newer Corolla and everyone says ehh, it’ll be ok. Honda has known issues with their 9 speed transmission and its apparently its no big deal to people. IDK but our family won’t be switching gears anytime soon, we’ve been very pleased.
The CR-V passengers gets to sit low and into the car. That's enough for me to stay away. Liked driving the last gen Forester. Hope this gen feels the same. But i believe they really need to improve it's interior design.
Using this Power is less once accelerating it struggle due to CVT rev goes up like anything but result on road is nothing in terms of speed
Rented this the other day but road & wind noise were high on the highway w a choppy ride, seats were like sitting on a wooden bench. Wouldn’t even rent again.
CX-5 ??
10:03 Lower the PSI on your tires! Way over the 33 suggested.
hate led headlamps a 1234yf for the ac why i got a used 2018 sv midnight ed ,,,10 bulb over a 500 buck head lamp ..nope
Better not try to take it anywhere near a dirt road, or that Jatco CVT will fail even faster than usual.
about time with the Trunk test...
i have nissan rogue 2020 but it has no remote starter no start button no ectrical chair (its old fashion) i like it but i wish ut has all those things i didnt know a car made in 2020 can be made the old fashion
Can I ask why the Honda HR-V is not on your comparison list as a compact suv?
Because it’s a subcompact
Hey what happen to Hyundai Santa Fe !
Funny, everywhere in the world they call the glass roof "sun roof" but you call it "moon roof".
CNX Expat Americans
RAV4 Hybrid would be my choice. Toyotas do a good job at maintaining resale value too.
the reason for the discounts is that its way over priced for what you get compared to other brands.
Ford Escape would be my choice in this segment. Low $12k for the FWD SE. Drives like the German car it is, too.
Only seeing $14K for Escape S 2.5l. But Escape SE 1.6t is $17K. The redesigned 2018 Equinox 1.5t wipes the floor with the old Ford at the same price of $17K!
@@normt5463 But it's a Chevy. That's enough reason for me to stay away.
I see Rogues almost as much as I see Kia Souls 😂
I wouldn't touch a Nissan since they merged with Renault. Quality and reliability immediately went downhill. I wouldn't even lease this as it's not uncommon for transmissions on these to go before 60k miles.
James I own a 14 rogue with 102,000 miles. The transmission has been flawless
@@MrMsanders123 own a 2012 Nissan Quest with 150,000 miles and flawless.
My 2014 Nissan Rogue with AWD should have had transmisión problems some time ago then. Lol 50k miles here and no issues whatsoever.
2015 Rogue still rides smooth no mechanical problems in nearly 4 years.
They still have the same problematic CVT as all the previous Rogue's.
I hate my wife's 2020 Nissan Rogue SLawd, and she hates my 2023 Subaru Forester Premium, so there you go.
Solid # 2? Even though you rated 3 others ahead of it?
kingstonsean yes the 3 tied for #1 in not certain order. After those he picks the Rogue as #2
@@2004cyrus Then there are three ahead of it, making it a solid number 4.
Source carsalesbase.com shows first 5 months of 2019, Rav4 has sold 161,458 units versus Rouge 146,573 units. You stated Rouge was outselling Rav4 so far this year. Rav4 smoke it in May selling 43,000 units. Is this sales information inaccurate?
Most likely a typo. There are only 28K 2019 RAV4s for sale around the U.S. Unless Toyota is shipping them in from Japan like they did the 2018 Camry or they are renatl/fleet stuffing?
I've rented a rouge and the screen dies after 3 days of driving. RAV4 all the way
What screen, the infotainment screen? Also, you base this on a rental car? Our family has 2 for 2 1 /2 years, no issues.
And yet, not a single one of them ever drive with their headlights on at night, fooling themselves that their DRLs are sufficient enough.
I drove the rave 4 biggest rip off and drove like crap .and small and tight inside. Don’t recommend the chevy was garbage .honda crv was great .
True, RAV4 console hits me right in the knee and I have to duck getting in or out to avoid banging my head. The only thing I hate about the CRV is even with the Touring trim, you can't get ventilated seats or 360 degree camera, and like most others (except the Rogue and 1 or 2 others) there's no CD player.
Please do a Rav4 / CR-V comparison!
Has Nissan improved the long-term reliability of their CVTs with proper maintenance? I still hear a lot of horror stories...
seekertwo1
0 horrors here with 3 Nissan CVT and over 100000 miles on 2 of them
My neighbors 2015 Rogue has had transmission replaced already 😬
Nissan mechanic here. Yes, with proper maintenance I see failure rates at or below the competition. In the last 10 years I've owned Nissan products (6) I haven't had one single issue. None. Nada.
Ok
Honda CRV please
Sajad MKhani he has reviewed CR-V several times- look for it.
Rav 4 Rav 4 the new Rav 4 Rav 4
Are you a Toyota advertisement?
AnEvilSquid I was wondering the same thing.
Whenever I see a Nissan,I think of rental cars.
Why not review a 2020 Kia Sportage SX? That’s the car, not this one.
#BestCarReviewerOnUA-cam
Toyota’s infotainment is way worse than Nissan.
What a horribly boring box and incredibly horrible powertrain. Yikes
Blake Swan what a negative troll you are on all automotive reviews. Someone needs to take your smartphone away Blake Swan.
Nissan Rogue all the way.
All the way to the repair shop or junk yard.
It looks like a 2012 model to me, so dated.
Some pieces of info to kill this purchase:
Renault owns Nissan.
Nortoriously unreliable Jatco transmission with an international lawsuit.
Under powered for being the largest vehicle in it's class.
Overall vehicle unreliability.
Four star crash test rating.
They are dirt cheap compared to the competition for the features they offer. Like the pro pilot assist. It works pretty well and I don't know of another small SUV that offers self driving for that cheap. Plus if worried about reliability can throw on a 80k or 90k extended warranty and still come out thousands cheaper than the competition. I know a lot of people that just lease them to get a super low payment then give them back after 3 years.
@@peepapeeps You must be a Nissan saleman. These vehicles aren't very good. Features dont make a difference if they won't last. Longevity and reliablilty is the issue. Someone shouldn't have to buy an extended warrenty because the car was manufactured poorly.
@@tribunation They are inexpensive compared to the competition. Should you have to buy an extended warranty on a new car? No, but that doesn't take away from the fact that if you do want that peace of mind you can purchase an extended bumper to bumper warranty up to 100k miles and still get out the dealership thousands less than the competition. I don't know how stating facts makes me a Nissan salesman in your opinion.
I will be brutally honest. Your so wrong Are you rating the RAV 4 or the Rogue So much bullshit for nothing.
first choice rav4
second choice cr-v
cx5?
@@eyalschnider CX5 is really beautiful inside and out, but small and less practical for an SUV and the turbo one is almost $40K
@@eyalschnidernot a mazda fan