2019 Nissan Rogue SL - The Family Friendly Choice

[@theredline]

Hey guys, some of you probably noticed the strange audio at the end. Our less than one year old wireless mic from Sony decided to quit working randomly at the beginning of February and it’s affected a few of our recent videos. Thankfully, we caught it pretty early and are getting it repaired and purchased a new Sennheiser unit to replace it. The audio at the end was actually a voiceover that Sofyan recorded at a later date. Thanks for being so understanding! Sometimes camera and audio equipment will just throw you a heck of a curveball 😔

[@funkyzone431]

Still best reviewer on KZbin.

[@carolinapantherfan4330]

I've been looking for a car for months I want something spacious with at least 200hp pleasing to look inside and somewhat affordable do you have any suggestions

[@vr6cmkh668]

Sennheiser is better anyway

[@Mitchell9000]

I had to turn my Bluetooth Speaker Box down on the fly. Audio Game - On Point

[@bumblebear6205]

@@carolinapantherfan4330 Kia soul 👍🏽

[@LouAntonioGiordano]

Butter chicken orange, in and out I’m just here to watch Sofyan complain about the Nissan key fob

[@theMLBfan]

That key fob is old but not nearly as bad as Toyota's cheap one. They might have the worst in the segment right now.

[@Mhike-m2x]

@@theMLBfan actually those nissan keyfobs are still pretty good ur right

[@smath5841]

D H the new Toyota fobs are way better than this Nissan one

[@theMLBfan]

@@smath5841 there's a new one? I just watched redlines review of the new Corolla and it was still the old looking cheap plastic one.

[@rogerigez21]

“Butter chicken orange” hahahaha

[@mkel0385]

Nissan makes a great car. My teacher has a 12 rouge and it just had its original battery replaced at 155k miles

[@jansen_vlog]

It's a great car! I have Nissan Rogue and I've been using for 6 years now. And still run smooth, super reliable car. I've installed Android head unit on it and I like it.

[@sarsbrooks4813]

...YES - I AGREE I BOUGHT THE 2013 FULLY LOADED MOONROOF NAVI BACK-UP CAMERA - FULLY LOADED AT THE TIME - NOW 26,777 MILES - AND - MY PRINCESS STILL RUNS SMOOTH... - NO PROBLEMS WHATS-SO-EVER - JUST WISH THE NAVI-SYSTEM WAS UPDATED... - AND - I'VE TRIED - BUT OUT OF LUCK - THEY SHOULD MAKE THE NAVI-SYSTEMS - UPDATEABLE - SO THAT YOU CAN UPDATE THEM YOURSELF - AND - NOT HAVE TO PAY THEM $200.00 FOR A SUPPOSEDLY UPDATED VERSION - WHICH OFTEN IS NOT - PLUS IT SHOULD ALLOW US - TO UPDATE IT - WITHOUT COSTING SO MUCH MONEY - (HEY NISSAN/SOMEBODY - DO YOU THINK THAT YOU COULD CHARGE US - $20.00 VIA UPDATING FEES - AFTER WE'VE LOGGED ONTO YOUR WEBSITE - ?) - YOU TO USE - ANY OTHER GPS APP/MAPS - THAT YOU'D PREFER - IN SHORT MOST NAVIGATION SYSTEMS SUCK - WITH THEIR OUT OF THE WAY/LONG ROUNDABOUT/SCENIC ROUTE SYSTEMS - OH - AND - DON'T YOU JUST LOVE IT - WHEN A ROAD IS CLOSED - AND/OR - IT'S CLOSED FOR REPAIRS - VIA - #ROADBLOCK - ? - NAVI'S SHOULD TAKE MORE DIRECT ROUTES - TO SAY THE LEAST - IT'S LIKE THEY'VE BASED THEM ON THE ALMANAC'S /MAPS - AND - PROGRAMMED THEM INTO THE NAVI SYSTEM... - FOR THE MOST PART - NAVI SYSTEMS SUCK - IT'S JUST A DIGITAL MAP - THAT TELLS US WHEN TO TURN - AND - HOW LONG TO STAY ON A CURRENT ROUTE TO MEET YOUR DESTINATION - WHICH THEY CHARGE LOTS MONEY FOR...

[@mikezerker6925]

People interested in buying the Rogue or RAV4 aren't interested in sportiness and handling. I'm tired of you continuously test driving cars made for families as utility vehicles and then whining that they aren't sporty enough! If you want sporty stick to reviewing sports cars and sports sedans that are actually made for enthusiasts interested in the driving fun factor!

[@niner4life.155]

Amen Mike! I am so sick of people bashing Rogue because its slow. Hello if you want fast and sporty buy a sports car not a family safe SUV point blank its that simple.

[@alecshao3710]

Totally agree that’s why I stopped watching him and watch Alex on auto. You should watch him review Mitsubishi cars and see how bias redline review is. He should only review sport cars that is above 60k and has to be top trim with everything equipped and then listen to him still complain

[@TriniGamerGirl7]

Well said!

[@justinbrown2570]

Every time I see this thing at night from the front, I think about getting one. It's really nice. I think it's aging well.

[@AmeerHamza-nv2ei]

facts about sofyan his phone is always dis charged he needs heated rear seats he hates the old nissan keys

[@Catalina._]

He likes you

[@AllyMcLesbian]

He also believes everyone uses Waze. I don't - Waze is data-hogging inaccurate garbage. I'll take Google Maps or a dedicated Garmin any day.

[@AmeerHamza-nv2ei]

@@AllyMcLesbian yeh

[@fakedazzleful]

@@bikes7777 bro. That's messed up. We all know his gay but you didnt need to call him queer

[@kevinbradwell659]

The doors need to be nice and solid thunk

[@dennisscipio]

My mother owns a 2015 Rogue SV. It's has a very smooth ride, I don't know how the 2017-19 ones ride for myself but little did my mom knew it would be Nissan's best selling model.

[@TriniGamerGirl7]

Your channel deserves 1M subs. Thank you for all your reviews. I can’t make up my mind on a crossover, but in the meantime I enjoy your honest and in depth reviews. 💙

[@mgrella63]

I lease a 2017 Rogue sv in the same color. Its been awesome!!!

[@jenc.6831]

It always makes me laugh when car reviewers are mystified by how well the rogue sells. The fact of the matter is that it is AFFORDABLE. I live in the northern part of Illinois with ice storms, flash floods and heaps of snow so I needed something with AWD that was high enough off the ground to handle the sheer amount of snow and rain that falls here. My heart was set on the Mazda CX-5 but the equivalent 2019 trim level just doesn’t offer the same bells and whistles as the Rogue. To get the same amount of safety features you need to apply upgrades that push the Mazda closer to $28-30,000 versus $25,000 for the Rogue. For young families or anyone on a budget, the choice is pretty obvious. TDLR: this is a safety first, 60 to 0 vehicle not a pleasure drive, 0 to 60 vehicle. For a low price, bells and whistles included. Details: Yes the engine is lack luster, but if you’re looking for safety over having a pleasure drive, the Rogue is a good fit. I drive 100 miles five days a week, in both city and highway conditions, with extreme weather the majority of the year. I’m also a recent college grad so safety and affordability were at the top of my totem pole. The AWD has served me well in very icy conditions and rain is a joke for the Rogue. The vehicle brakes quickly even if it can’t accelerate well. The brake assist has definitely helped me with some close calls in rush hour traffic. My only complaint is that in extreme snow and ice the front collision sensors often get too obstructed to do anything, but at that point I’m probably already driving at a very cautious crawl, so it doesn’t matter much. And if, like me, you do a lot of highway commuting with crazy drivers swerving in and out of lanes, the blind spot detection is extremely helpful. The blind spots on the Rogue are actually very minimal and almost non existent towards the front of the vehicle. I test drove a lot of other manufacturers’ equivalent crossover/compacts and it definitely has one of the best visibility profiles. the Rogue does decently in gas mileage (even extremely well if you only accelerate very slowly and turn on eco mode). if Nissan upgrades the engine on the Rogue, I might give up buying the Mazda CX-5 next time around and just get another Rogue.

[@TraceLight]

Jen C. Here is the thing about gimmicky safety features: Just don’t rely on them. We lived well enough without them before, Suddenly “lane departure warning” is a thing. You are always better off with a more powerful engine and a solid transmission with a good chassis than some Jatco CVT and whatever other electronic they managed to tack onto it...

[@santiagocalderon3261]

the new 2021 rogue looks really good actually

[@Tinrs80]

Good review... I’ve learned something about owning cars...especially Nissans. I’ve had 2 Altima’s. Chrysler 300m, Dodge neon r/t, Jeep Grand Cherokee, Chevy z24 cavalier.-a lot- I own a simple 2017 Nissan Altima SV.. few gizmos for safety, nothing fancy. But the biggest thing I hear people in my area talk about is Dealer Experience when looking, it’s actually a big factor depending on where you live. I’ve had great dealings with Nissan with any issues. So Much my boss looked into a buying Toyota Tundra and got a Nissan Armada instead. First thing she told me was her husband was impressed with all the cars he’s owned was how much they worked with him with the price and gave them free maintenance for a year. Every suggested look at a Nissan from his job. I really think that has a lot to do with why people buy “not so fancy/sporty- vehicles too. I’ve looked at Honda’s Accords. Love them to death but in my heart but i really have no need for one. My Altima does the job without any issues. Hey I can’t drive a turbo around here with my lead foot.

[@mikeh.9954]

Always enjoy the videos & reviews. What I'm always surprised at is the lack of understanding in pricing and what actual consumers can actually afford. If we stack in every feature under the sun all cars would be $60,000+.

[@arsenyturin]

I like your reviews, but I've never watched the part where the music's playing.

[@wonderboy1998]

I skip all the time...annoying asf

[@derekim75]

Same here....double tab~~~~~!!!

[@theMLBfan]

Cool story brah

[@Pinkpolo85]

Yeah it's to loud!!!!!

[@Jluislive]

@redlinereviews I've been saying this forever, turn the music down or your mike up, the volumes are always off.

[@kmeekins4168]

We don't need turbos on everything. I'd rather see more gears in a normal automatic transmission than a CVT.

[@johnnymichael1804]

Eazy Gunz my girlfriend has a 2016 and she’s gone through 2 transmissions in 45k miles. The Jatcos are junk. That’s the one thing stopping me from really looking at Nissan and I’ve owned 2 of them over the years. Until they fix it, I won’t buy one. I was in the market for a midsize sedan a few months ago and I would have loved to buy an Altima or Maxima, but because of that junk CVT, I bought a Hyundai Sonata instead.

[@kmeekins4168]

@@johnnymichael1804 Nissan trucks are the only Nissan I would buy right now...and I did lol

[@johnnymichael1804]

Eazy Gunz I agree. The trucks are fine. Titan and Frontier. 👍🏼 The cars and crossovers on the other hand are great to look at but horrible to drive and unreliable due to that transmission issue. It sucks, because they’re nice looking vehicles. The only Nissan products I’d even remotely consider now are the Titan or GT-R. The frontier is nice but it badly needs an update.

[@kmeekins4168]

@@johnnymichael1804 I love my frontier but agree...the styling on their cars is great but the cvt is not

[@TraceLight]

Johnny Michael finally, someone honest that doesn’t have “buyer’s remorse” about their Nissan. I’m serious. The amount of Nissan owners defending their junky piles of garbage just because “they own one” is hilarious considering I see Nissan CVTs in the shop every single day.

[@Eeaotc02]

This is about the 3rd time seeing the Rogue on this channel. Feels so long.

[@Briguy1027]

The Mazda may drive better, but you get a lot more (features, safety, tech) for the money with the Rogue over the CX-5, which can be a bit pricey. That's why it sells so well. You get a car that gets you around safely with a lot of stuff in it for a good price. Sure not fast but you still get there.

[@chekvb]

This is actually a decent car: roomy and practical, reasonably comfortable, and good looking. I'm concerned about Nissan's build quality and reliability though.

[@earnedmystripes2382]

Nissan CVT transmission is a deal breaker for me. Almost as bad as the Ford POWERSHIT DCT in the Focus and Fiesta.

[@zigzag00]

Can't wait until 2020 for the all new Rogue! Edit: Thanks for 33 likes! Edit 2: Thanks for the like Sofyan! (Or other redline staff)

[@trashrabbit69]

I'm interested in the new Frontier. Fingers crossed they'll reintroduce the XTerra as well.

[@andersonrodriguez8258]

ARandom_User maybe u should star hoping they made their cars better in turns of reliability and especially that cvt

[@Jose-bh2fn]

I think its coming with a turbo

[@danieldamian1685]

I'm waiting for 2022 lol.

[@zigzag00]

@@trashrabbit69 Same.

[@quincyrhinehart3635]

you have to put it in Eco mode it will drive quietly that way if you want to increase the speed a little put a k&N air filter in it that will help a bit to increase speed, mpg

[@kevinkenny9355]

My mom has a Black 2018 Midnight Edition Rogue! She absolutely LOVES it, and my Grandma bought a Rogue Sport 2 weeks before my mom bought her Rogue!

[@eddiejr3934]

Goodluck going past 20,000 miles

[@veggiepowered]

Iam Your Newest Subscriber Great Videos I Wanta Buy A Nissan Rogue SL

[@2009skyline]

I used to work at Nissan.. these are old, but they sell like hot cakes.. it’s crazy.

[@Mabeylater293]

Because broke minded people are stupid.

[@britneyrichardson1729]

@@Mabeylater293 shut the fuck up you stupid fuck

[@Datsun7705]

if nissan was never owned by renault, then any nissans are the greatest

[@iketanikoichiro3519]

the unknown yes

[@39Hundred]

the unknown Well, wasn’t the president of Renault/Nissan arrested and fired a few months ago? Maybe things will change.

[@iketanikoichiro3519]

Marshall I hope they change

[@jordancatcher6663]

If they weren't owned by Renualt , Nissan would probably be in the same boat as Pontiac and Mercury , *dead* (Went bankrupt back in 99). Renualt practically saved them , and not in a good way , any Nissan after 2000 that's not a sports car is pretty much questionable.

[@dinohermann1887]

@@iketanikoichiro3519 Renault's still good here in Germany/Europe! Sadly you Americans got only the LeCrap, at that time Renault worked with Chrysler, who are pieces of junk (Daimler lost a lot of money thanks to them, and now Fiat (another POS car brand) is stuck with Chrysler))! French cars are definitely no junk (maybe besides Citroen)!

[@backtoshallabal6662]

I have the 2017 SV model. Its great and comfy with the 7 seater. Great on gas. Just the CVT is laggy. It is great on snow. Never gonna buy a FWD vehicle again!

[@Paulog1990]

Backtoshallabal you just said it’s great on snow but then said you will never get a fwd car again? If it’s good on snow, why do you need awd?

[@backtoshallabal6662]

Paulog1990 I have the AWD model. I see all my friends with FWD vehicles struggling in snow, and they even have winter tires. I use all season and with AWD I have never been stuck in snow.

[@purplehaze1022]

Love this channel, very informing!! Can't wait till gmc unveils the 2020 yukon at the new york auto show in april! I know you will be uploading that vid!!! ❤

[@RicemanTV]

Orange on orange 😍

[@lizardgreen2121]

working at nissan, these cars are traded around 20k miles. And have so many transmission problems. They are nice but not reliable at all

[@Saabfather]

CVT's are Nissan's Achilles's heal. Other wise a near perfect cuv.

[@AA24912]

My 2017 Rogue needed a new transmission at 20k never drove the same after that. Traded it in at 21k.

[@andersonrodriguez8258]

Katie G exactly why ppl would get this ? Prolly cause they don’t kn bout cars and Nissan dealers offer huge discount cheaper payments to stay competitive with RAV4 and Honda Nissan vehicles are ore crap and junk

[@andersonrodriguez8258]

John Diaz yet*^ can’t trust no Nissan product to go 100K miles plus like a Toyota without tht cvt getting replace couple of times

[@irishuwould5185]

Ever since Nissan went to Jatco to build the transmissions they have been shit

[@blackmountain98]

imagine if this came with the altima v6 they stopped making holyyyy shitt this car would be a beast

[@mavic999]

Nissan badly needs a new reliable transmission design.

[@occckid123]

@@andersonrodriguez8258 because the 8spd auto is so great right? Ive almost died a few times from the 8spd auto hesitation. Why is this not being mentioned as a huge problem? Even sofyan complained about it in his 1st reviews of the camary but didnt in the video with the camry vs altima video. Strange...

[@andersonrodriguez8258]

occckid123 8 speed needs reprogramming recalls on it Thts y I rather get a 2012-2017 Camry 2.5 6 speed bulletproof tbh but ayee I’m pretty sure the 8 speed is way miles ahead in turns of reliability to any Nissan product so like every new vehicle always some issues

[@andersonrodriguez8258]

occckid123 well Nissan can’t b put in the reliability category period

[@occckid123]

@@andersonrodriguez8258 they've had their issues but they're mostly fixed now have you heard any issues of the Maxima having CVT issues it's been on the market for 4 years now and I haven't heard anything same thing with the Murano. Earlier years of the Pathfinder had issues but that has been remedied now also. The engines are bulletproof and the transmission issues are mostly going away. So yes you can go 200000 miles on a CVT transmission. My dad's Pathfinder has over 150,000 miles it's a 2014

[@andersonrodriguez8258]

occckid123 😂😂 yea ok go ask the Nissan mechanics and as k any transmission shops on who makes the worst transmissions come on man they have fix shit just a lucky few tht get good ones that last shit if Nissan ones last 200K Toyota last 500K than I mean is facts Toyota easily last 300-400K miles original power train but u can’t tell me Nissan is reliable not even their engines aren’t tht good anymore foh ask Scotty

[@deni8814]

You dont buy this car to have a dual clutch transmission, tired of the CVT hate, most ppl want a good value with AWD and plenty of space for kids.

[@totalq724]

Denis Jerkovic true!

[@Mhike-m2x]

Yeah its problematic when reviewers bias come into play. Especially when the enthusiast badge is out. 🤷

[@97I30T]

Denis Jerkovic That Jatco CVTs that Nissan uses are hated for good reason. They have high rates of premature failures and they make Nissans unpleasant to drive.

[@moviesmetalmusicmotorvehic4828]

Denis Jerkovic If you look at the reliability record of CVTs, specifically Nissans and Chryslers(thank god they don’t use CVTs anymore), you’ll know exactly why they get so much hate.

[@deni8814]

I dont believe that at all, about the relability, we never had a Nissan transmission failure, I have 120k on my Altima never had an issue. Hate the drone sound

[@natecurrier]

Really like the looks, and the Sport looks even better - looks fast, but is slow.

[@dant-rex1727]

My dad just got a 2017 Rogue S February of last year and it's a fast little SUV.

[@TheLanard]

You can only take these auto reviewers with a grain of salt. They do a good job giving initial responses on new car drivability and comfort. However, almost all of them rate quietness while repeatedly flooring the gas pedal every chance they get. I passed up a purchase in the past due to a few reviewer’s complaints of an engine being too noisy. A few years later I rented that exact same model and engine, and it wasn’t nearly as loud as they claimed. That’s because I didn’t floor it. Also, most turn up their nose at CVTs. Another reason I passed up that car. I noticed, with that rental, it was just fine. I still enjoy watching these videos. But I use them as a quick guide. Then I’ll rent the vehicle for a week. Test drives are useless.

[@aayangoverski3437]

7:23 That screen does not look like 7 inches at all

[@AYouTubeChannelwithNoName]

He was probably talking about the infotainment screen lol

[@pv305]

These are great rental cars. Salute to enterprise.

[@hillstones]

After driving a '19 Altima for 3 months, I took the loss and traded it in for a '19 Rogue SL with the premium package and premium leather. I used to have a '15 Altima SL and then a '16 Maxima Platinum. I traded up to the Maxima, but wish I had kept my '15 Altima. The '15 Altima was so comfortable and very quiet on the road compared to the '16 Maxima which had less comfortable seats than the Altima, and so many creaks and rattles. It drove me nuts. Once the lease was up on the Maxima, I went back to an Altima, hoping the '19 was as nice as my '15 Altima. Boy was I wrong. Feature-wise, the '19 Altima was great. It had many of the same features as the '16 Maxima. However, the new glass touchscreen stereo always required two or three taps to get it to respond. It would acknowledge with an audible tap, but nothing would happen. I always had to press two or three times for the stereo to respond and change screens. Comfort - the seats in the '19 Altima are about 2 inches narrower than the prior generation. It always felt like I was sitting on the edges of the seat. The rear door panels are all plastic, unlike the prior generation. Lots of creaks and rattles too. The front passenger door had a lot of rattles and Nissan refused to replace the door panel. I even demonstrated that if you push against the door panel, the rattles stopped. They still would not replace the door panel. I paid to have noise dampening material applied to both front doors which helped reduce the rattles by about 95%. The glove box in the '19 Altima is considerably smaller than the prior generation. Other than the owner's manual packet, don't expect to put much else in there. Driving the '19 Altima - not even the same as the prior generation. I used to get 40+ MPG with the '15 Altima on the highway and averaged 35 MPG. The CVT in the '15 Altima also felt very much like a regular 5-speed automatic. I could baby the gas pedal on the highway and it would cruise at a constant speed, which allowed the high mileage. With the '19 Altima, the CVT felt like it was trying to simulate shifting through all 5 gears of an automatic before I even hit 30 MPH. It was awful. On the highway, I always had to put pressure on the gas pedal to maintain a constant speed, which had a direct effect on gas mileage. In the city, I averaged 20-25 MPG and the highway, low 30s. It was not even close to my prior Altima. I don't know if the CVT needed to be reprogrammed, but I am guessing Nissan would have said nothing was wrong with the vehicle. It was so disappointing because I really wanted the new Altima to be very much like my old one. So I told my wife about my crazy idea of ditching the Altima for the Rogue and she was all for it. The '19 Rogue has the same larger seats as the prior Altima and the CVT drives like a real automatic transmission. So much better than the '19 Altima. The Rogue is quiet on the highway compared to the rattling Altima, and the touchscreen on the stereo is much more responsive than the new Altima. I don't mind the 7" touchscreen because I would rather have it respond to my touch than to keep pressing it to get it to do something. I did a 700 mile road trip with the new Rogue and averaged 31 MPG on the highway, which involved a change of altitude from 1,000 feet to 8,500 feet. I took a loss on the Altima, but much happier with the Rogue.

[@Ghost-jy9hk]

Yeah nobody’s gonna read all that

[@hillstones]

Ghost227 but you thought it necessary to comment. Sorry you don’t know how to read, or you are too lazy to read it. Dumbass millennial.

[@sobreezymimi7622]

I read it. Thanks Pete. 😊

[@bendavidson7122]

LOVE THE COLOR!!!!!!!!!

[@Joshuastem5622]

“You have a 7in helper screen in the center” lol. Don’t you wish

[@mrgumbwit5307]

Another great video Sofyan. Well done

[@jiangpan2801]

1. it's cheaper and roomy. 2 fuel efficiency is ok. 3 pro-pilot is great if you drive hours on the highway for a long road trip.4. AWD works well. 5. it has 360 view camera and power lift back gate on SV. 6. CVT is a problem when it gets high mileage

[@richl1319]

Fuel efficiency is excellent

[@RobertoGarcia-jj3nh]

Love the nissan rogue and the sport. All around nissan lover.

[@Briguy1027]

It's a second generation car. It came out in 2008 and they redid it in 2014, the rest were just refreshes.

[@Corvette1658]

First comment and Nissan really needs to redo the Nissan Rogue.

[@romulas-cushmanproject3273]

Steven Lebbing it’s apparently coming either next year or 2021, along with the Sentra redesign Nissan has a lot of models that need a refresh or update, the rouge, Sentra, Frontier, Pathfinder, 370z and GTR

[@hillstones]

Hey Sofyan, what are you talking about with the Rogue having outdated Navigation software? It has the latest software that is also used in the '19 Altima, '19 Maxima, and '19 Murano. It is an update from prior years, especially from the outdated software that was in the '16 Rogue. If you want a Nissan with truly outdated software, check out the '19 Pathfinder and even the '20 300Z. Those models are far outdated with their stereo software. Those models still don't have Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, and their Navigation map looks 10 years old. The nice new feature with the new Altima, Maxima, Rogue, and Murano is that the infotainment software (and I believe the map software too) can be updated over the air when connected to a Wi-Fi network.

[@rafaelmolina7308]

The door always sounds relatively solid

[@riyadhmatin2657]

Very good review. This is an excellent SUV however Nissan now should think about using an engine with higher hp

[@davidcherry3571]

Hi sofyan Bey sorry about your Sony audio wireless mic died I hope you will get a new one soon I wish you best of luck

[@Zachman676]

Official SUV of enterprise and hertz

[@MrVroom1]

I work for Hertz and this used to be the case I can't lie, but not anymore. Well here in the UK (Where it's known as the X-Trail) anyway.

[@loganc7128]

Zach May - I had this as my rental last year. It’s unsafely slow on 1 lane passing highways. It takes a solid mile to build up enough speed to pass a big rig.

[@paulm6481]

Right size vehicle and nice interior. Nice ride. Just can’t stand that transmission. But if someone doesn’t care about driving noise/dynamic of that transmission it is a solid buy.

[@JoeE.]

Nissan CVTs are really loud particularly when accelerating and during cold start. As previous owner of Nissan cars, I would say they were not reliable as I encountered too much repair and that translates to high cost of ownership.

[@Versul1]

If this car ever becomes autonomous they will need to change the name.

[@scrambler69-xk3kv]

It is always the top of the line. Why not a base level trim that most families would buy?

[@jameschisolm6164]

Do the aging Chrysler 300 next

[@LaSombraa]

Honestly. They need to chop the 300 line and create something new.. the 300 hasn’t changed much since creation... same basic shape etc

[@ALEX-sh3tx]

@@LaSombraa honestly. The 300 platform is just making money for Chrysler at this point it would be silly for them to get rid of it...it even sales more than the Avalon, but then again even the Maxima sales more than the Toyota

[@TalismanPHX]

Like that orange paint! But otherwise, after living with a SV version of the Rogue for a week long road trip, the CVT is generally soul-crushing and the lower level Rogues lack overall refinement. I'd totally go for a CX-5 or the newest Escape.

[@0M1995]

My Malibu 2013 has automatic windows, soft materials almost every where, 7 inch touch screen with a lot of features :) When I see cars nowadays makes a lot of features optional and cost more make me sick that some features must be standard in this new era !!!!

[@805NAVE]

Omar Abbas ikr I have a 2006 Lexus ES330 with more options than this lmao.

[@Thebusdriverandgamermorefan790]

Still good first used Nissan Rogue I can buy.

[@2Aqua1]

Sofyan Pet Peeve.... Driver side door thunk... Or, the lack there of... LoL. 2nd Pet Peeve.... Glove Box is damped but not felt lined... LoL

[@planet_next_to_mars2058]

I am curious to know how many of those 400k+ sales in the US are rental car fleet sales. Here in Australia 🇦🇺 the Nissan X-Trail (Rogue's name in Australia) they are also very popular and alot on the rental car fleets here.

[@oldtwinsna8347]

probably a large percentage no doubt.

[@csharpewalls]

Put after market LED low beam headlights on my 2018 Rogue SV, make sure they are compatible with the car, makes a big difference.

[@romulas-cushmanproject3273]

I love the platinum reserve interior, i love that is a good blend of black and brown, unlike their beige interior which 95% beige, but you have to get the right color, I’ve seen one with the Caspian Blue and it’s not a good combo, but this interior with Gun metallic is 👌👍

[@GabeBoy96]

Lol I saw a Nissan review from redline in my feed and I immediately thought about you mentioning the old key fob 😂🗝️.

[@wonderboy1998]

This car got everything to be good, but that Renault badget, the info sytem and cvt ruin everything. At least here in EU we still have the MT option instead off that cvt transmission, and the price tag here is scary thanks but i pass.

[@mustafanajeeb7859]

Perfect review & great Nissan.

[@kksan]

If only there can be more reviews on mid trims instead of all being top and fully-loaded trims.

[@portknoxxa]

There's that key fob again!!!! I wonder if the next Gen GT-R will use it? 😂

[@johnnymichael1804]

portknoxxa nah bro. The next gen GT-R will unlock by the owner looking at it. It will have built in retina displays.

[@romulas-cushmanproject3273]

Nissan has a lot of vehicles that need a refresh or redesign, the rouge sport is already is getting redesigned The Pathfinder could use a facelift and a new center stack The Sentra is planned to get a redesign soon The Frontier, 370z and GTR are in desperate need for a redesign And the Rouge could use the new LED headlights like in the maxima and murano And this is coming from someone who works with Nissan’s every day

[@iketanikoichiro3519]

The 370z and gtr are fine, don’t ruin them

[@romulas-cushmanproject3273]

Iketani Koichiro the 370z has the screens, buttons and switch gear from Infiniti’s from the mid to late 00’s and the GTR has barely changed since it came out in 2009

[@iketanikoichiro3519]

Yes I know, but if they don’t remain the same, every car is gonna become shitty! Dumbfuck! It’s millennials like you that make cars nowadays shit!

[@romulas-cushmanproject3273]

Iketani Koichiro go watch any 370z review every single person will complain about the old navigation screen, I personally would be fine with the 370z how it is, I don’t mind the older stuff it’s just most people, like you’re saying, what the latest technology

[@iketanikoichiro3519]

But most people stupid. They’re gonna regret it. What? They care about freaking a back up camera in a 370z!? It’s a sports car at least you have it. This is why we have many bad drivers on the road these days because they can’t drive without these assists

[@moviesmetalmusicmotorvehic4828]

Eh... If i were to go for a compact crossover SUV, I would go for a Honda CRV, Toyota RAV4, Chevy Equinox/GMC Terrain or especially a Mazda CX 5, which beats out every other compact crossover.

[@kendelion]

That color is hard to make in the factory, always getting bumps and orange peel. I used to work where the parts are made and painted. It's a Mitsubishi owned factory. ;/

[@kappete1]

I would like this car for long beach trips.

[@justinfontaine5539]

CX-5 is so much more car for the money.. and it's fun to drive.

[@Tahara-Aichi]

Absolutely there is no comparison, these are made in Japan 100 percent, no cvt, and good quality overall

[@hillstones]

The CX-5 is also about $8,000 more too, for their top model. Adding accessories to the Mazda top model to match the Rogue...$39,185. Yes, you get a faster engine, but you have to spend another $8,000. So not really a fair comparison. The CX-5 interior is nearly identical to the '19 Altima, except it has zero radio controls except for the jog dial on the console.

[@silentrefusal9911]

Under thigh cushion could have been a bit longer in the rear seat, other this is a very no nonsense easy to pick 4 passengers SUV. Forester and RAV-4 are still my favorite in this segment but this Rogue isn't a slouch either.

[@jakerst941]

A redesign is loooong overdue

[@fredm316]

Hey can you do the new murano? I'd like to see that review

[@joshlmccall6294]

Great video! Thats a beautiful color also!💞

[@MEAMERIE]

Not sure why they sell so many.. it’s just ok also needs more power. Had an sv for a rental in dec 2017 and yeah the driving experience was just blah. The interior was ok though.

[@JamesRussoMillas]

Lmaoo they blurred out his mouth at the end 😂

[@aliceali1928]

Thx for the info very nice

[@DMCarReviews]

Before I watch this, I already know what's up. 1. Dated Key fob 2. Has a CVT 3. Loud 4 cylinder 4. Outdated/small screen 5. Look at the CX5 and RAV4. Just saved you all 20 minutes😂

[@Mhike-m2x]

Its hard to win Sofyan when u have CVT. Only Alex gives CVT chances😁

[@modmatt1]

Rightfully so!

[@moviesmetalmusicmotorvehic4828]

Michael Tarubal Sofyans probably right, if you really think about it. They are known for failing prematurely, specifically Nissans. I mean, Toyota and Honda got CVTs right. Even Subaru makes better CVTs than Nissan does. I mean, they’re probably why I don’t think about buying Nissans ever, specifically, the ones with their CVT transmission. I will, though, that the Murano had a very well appointed interior and is comfy inside so I may drive that vehicle but i may not be enough for me to even consider buying it for it’s transmission.

[@Mhike-m2x]

@@moviesmetalmusicmotorvehic4828 actually Sofyan hates CVTs in general.

[@security123]

Thank you so much for another amazing review. I'm debating between this or the the CRV but since the CRV has so many problems with their turbo engine.

[@andersonrodriguez8258]

Bargain Hunter get the RAV4 tbh Nissan Rogue transmissions are junk any Nissan vehicle unreliable need a lot of replacements CRV the engine is bad the RAV4 is the legit choice

[@security123]

@@andersonrodriguez8258 If Toyota has Android Auto available, it will be my 1st choice for reliability.

[@liamschilter6073]

Anderson Rodriguez well the turbo issues are still somewhat of a rarity (one out of every 800). Plus, if you do end up having issues, it is covered under warranty, and there’s an expected fix coming soon. If you don’t want to risk the headache, then get a rav 4, but after test driving one, I can tell you confidently, the Honda is the better driving and more fun car. Also, if you’re debating between the rogue and the cry, the video made it pretty clear that the crv is superior

[@davidfowler2996]

I enjoyed my rogue rental but I agree about the lack of power. It'd be nice if Nissan would make a sportier version of this vehicle.

[@PP-qj1ez]

Hi Sofyan. I love your reviews. I am in vehicle market now and looking at these 3 options which are very similar. I would appreciate if you can compare them head 2 head 1. Nissan Rough SV AWD 2. Subaru Forester Premium 3. Subaru Outback Premium Thanks in advance!

[@almustakal]

Hi bud, Hope you review Nissan Murano as it is an outstanding vehicle for 2019, though, unfortunately, still has the CVT!

[@JonathanGarcia-sb4es]

Heyy whats up. I hope ur Sofás got well to ur home lol #FedEx guy 😂😂

[@theredline]

Jonathan García Hey! Thanks for the help. Such a small world but it’s always fun to meet viewers of the channel! We love the new couches but there were so many boxes to recycle afterwards 😂

[@Just-a-guy926]

I got $8500.00 off my 19 Rogue SL.

[@noelavila]

How much did you pay for your Rogue?

[@pyongcho]

Want to know, too!

[@DayoAworunse]

17:51 I thought you were going to swear about the Rogue LOL

[@FLLSpotter89]

Can you review a 2019 Range Rover HSE Or The New Land Rover Defender when it comes out

[@reyandrewruelos3262]

Hello Sofyan! How about a review on the Chev Blazer 2019? Really waiting for you to review & test it.

[@golgo1990]

CVT will start malfunctioning at around 30K miles.

[@mmiller1188]

These are popular and "sell" well for one single reason: cheap to lease.

[@lucascarreviews]

Lmao, anyone here who saw the blooper of this SUV with the condom.. lol.

[@motaz1975]

love your reviews, but gotta ask. what is your obsession with how a door sounds when closing relevant to how old the platform is? so a vehicle like this one had solid sounding door closure when it was new, but after 4 years the door sounds tinny or hollow when shutting? you seem to say this on every review that a platform is a few years old.

[@Loveduhmusic]

Nissan Kicks baby version of the Rogue and Rogue baby version of the Pathfinder. They all look very similar to me.

[@theMLBfan]

Those heated seat switches are straight out of our old 2010 Murano. SMH 😂

[@08fordfusi]

They date back to 2005 a lot of the switch gear is very familiar back to the 90's.

[@aayonce4]

@@08fordfusi you're reaching 90s though i dont think so..

[@joenissan]

Should have used that blind spot detection. You passed on the right and cut the guy off.

[@BigjohnZ06]

I wish Nissan would make a sporty Rogue with at LEAST a Turbo 4 cylinder and or even AWD.

[@syr72]

I love the interior color. My fx35 interior is almost the same color

[@gizmogeek47]

the nissan rogue [S]uper [L]ag trim