Nissan Rogue Reviews

This issue has nothing to do with dealership. They have been amazing. I purchased a 2026 Dark Armour Rouge. Had for about 2 weeks. The sunroof exploded while driving. 2 weeks after getting it back from getting replaced the car lost all power going down the hwy going 70mph. Was in shop again and replaced a module. Got it back and then I was picking up my son from school the brake went to floor board and shut off wouldn’t turn back on for about 5 min back in shop. Service said nothing was wrong with it. Yesterday the car would not go into drive and to cut off for a few minutes and started back up…now today started driving down the road unlock/ lock started going on / off and screen started going crazy then it just shuts off…

I regret trusting Nissan North America as a major company to stand behind their vehicles. My 2016 Nissan Rogue experienced a transmission failure at just 93,000 miles despite proper maintenance. It appears that a defective transmission was installed, and this is not an isolated case—many other customers have reported the same issue. Despite this being a widespread problem, Nissan has refused to take responsibility or provide meaningful assistance. This has resulted in a significant financial loss and a very frustrating experience. If you can avoid it, I strongly recommend staying away from Nissan vehicles with similar transmission concerns until they take accountability for this issue.

We own a 2022 Nissan Rogue Platinum that was purchased new from Bruce Bennett Nissan located in Wilton, CT. Additionally, at time of delivery, we purchased the Nissan Security+Plus Gold Preferred 84-month / 75,000 mile Extended Service contract and the 36-month / 22,500 mile Tire Road Hazard contract. The vehicle, which has less than 15,000 miles on it, has been 100% serviced at Port Chester Nissan located in Port Chester, NY for both in-warranty and non-warranty repairs.

I would give Nissan customer service zero stars if I could. Have a 2025 Nissan Rogue with 12,000 miles and the flywheel needs replacing after a new transmission was put in at 5,600 miles. I‘ve been waiting 4 weeks to for an approval for the repair work to be covered by the warranty. Every time I speak with the regional case worker she says I’m trying my best to get an answer and I will call you in 1-3 business days. Sometimes she calls and sometimes she doesn’t so I have to chase her for an update.She keeps telling me she needs more information. She keeps reading from a scripted response with no intention resolve my issue. The cost of the repair is $4,100 that I am being forced to pay because I need the car as it is my only vehicle. Buyer beware when buying a new Nissan because as far as I’m concerned Nissan does not stand by their warranty.

I bought this car used (less than 1 year old). From the beginning, there were things that just weren't right with this car. I would step on the brakes, and the car would still jump forward, with brakes being employed being a major issue. There were odd sounds and vibrations I could never get answers for. Near the end of 2024, I ended up rear-ending someone because the brakes didn't hold-again. Yet nothing was wrong. None of the safety alarms went off, no safety helps employed. But nothing was wrong. The car still didn't run right and was starting to make even louder noises now. Found out June of 25, I was part of the engine bearing recall, but there was no fix for that. Even though Nissan let the country know there was an issue. Car continues making louder noises. Fast forward to Jan 2026, finally have a fix. Take it in for the recall. Noise is still there.

I had Nissan Rogue 2015 58k miles and I returned home from work, which is about a mile away, and entered my house. As I did, I saw my mother preparing to leave for work. Suddenly, she began screaming outside. I rushed to the window to ensure she was okay and was shocked to see my car caught fire in the parking lot. There was no any warning sign. Panicked, I immediately called 911, and the fire department arrived promptly.

I loved my 2018 Rogue- until now. At approx 75,000 miles the check engine light came on. I was told by 2 different Nissan service centers that the engine is not able to be repaired and needs to be replaced ($10,000). I called Nissan to log a complaint and was informed that they have a program that can offer assistance, ranging from 10%-100% off the cost of a new engine. They took my info, reviewed my case and just informed me that they are “unable” to help at all. Not one dime. Nissan is selling an inferior product and has very poor customer support. No more Nissans for me. I will return to driving Subarus (got 190,000 miles out of both of mine before any costly repairs arose).

Horrible experience with Nissan Rogue. The entire heating system break down in the 5th year. I had to put up $4000 for this repair. Will never own a Nissan again. It’s a piece of crap. I was offered assistance initially but turned down when I reapplied. Did not get a satisfactory answer from consumer affairs.

I bought a 2022 Nissan Rogue. It has a plastic oil pan. Of course it is stripped. Called the dealership the last few weeks. It is on back order. That being said I can't do a proper oil change on time which will work against me if I need warranty for anything. Good car, but don't buy any until they take care of this.

2023 Nissan Rogue Lease. This is a cheap car and feels as such. Thin/light/tin like feel to the body, doors etc. Something has always been off with the rear suspension as it jerks to the side on every bump. Dealers keeps saying it's within spec but something is clearly wrong. The original 60k tires lasted 25k!!! On a lease so I had to eat a set of tires. Nissan quit sending me the lease bill a year before the end and I got out of order with my payment... Next thing I know I'm sent to collections (I'm 50 with perfect credit, never missed a payment in my life). Tried to contact Nissan finance, nearly impossible to do. Everything is automated and cumbersome... Every mechanic I've spoken to since my purchase tells me to get rid of it asap... CVT transmission, 3 cylinder motor and turbos will crush you later. Don't walk, run away from these cheaply made cars and Nissan corp.