Should You Buy a 2024 Nissan Rogue? Thorough Review By A Mechanic

A Mechanic Reviews the 2024 Nissan Rogue Should You Buy One?

In this video we take a look at the Latest Nissan Rogue. We start with a proper technical review under the hood then underneath the car.

Then we look at the exterior and interior. Then we talk about some things we don't like about it.

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0:00 Intro
0:29 Under The Hood
13:29 Under The Car
18:14 Exterior Review
24:51 Interior Review
30:14 Things I Don't Like About It
32:14 Should You Buy One?

[bretroberts]

I looked at the 2023 Rogue and liked it but the 3 cylinder concerned me so I chose the Pathfinder with the 6 cylinder and 9 speed transmission and couldn't be happier. And your right about the seats from Nissan they are very comfortable, probably the best seats I've ever had in a car.

[d.l.]

As always, outstanding review!

The car they sent is the Platinum trim with the platinum package, AWD and a couple accessories. As shown, this car is 43K, almost 50k by the time you add tax, title, fees, etc. Most people will get a 72 month loan at what is about now 7% interest with decent credit so that is a monthly payment of $850. $850 a month for 6 years gets you a small SUV with a 3 cylinder complicated, un-serviceable engine (short block), a CVT, a plastic oil pan, and a wide open rear bumper that will collect mud, debris, and salt from snow covered roads. That is the sad reality that we now live in...a loaded Rogue costs $850 a month. But don't worry, you'll have those $5 light bars on either side that will cost $500 to replace..

[joeythedime]

AMD, really would like to see you review the Nissan Frontier.

[travisraab]

Nissan Tech here. Highly recommend avoiding this one. Ive seen too many of these with rods through the oil pan under 15k miles. The long block assemblies are back ordered out over 2 months where I am in Central NY. That gives an idea of how many are failing. No hint of a recall yet from Nissan.

[rockymountainjazzfan]

So, I guess that the conclusion is that the Rogue is a really nice car, except for the engine and transmission. The last time that I checked, people actually used vehicles to get someplace. That interior IS very nice, but that won't make you feel good if the drivetrain of the vehicle leaves you stranded at the side of the road. What would make the Rogue a decent vehicle is a relatively simple 4-cylinder engine and and 8 or 9 speed automatic transmission.

[punishthemeatpocket]

A radical new engine design in Nissan's cash cow? Bold strategy Cotton.

[mardamek]

When I was shopping for a car 3 years ago, my thoughts were “if only the CRV had the RAV4’s drivetrain…”. And that’s even more true about the Rogue. Lookswise it’s the better looking of the three, and from this review it seems that the same can be said about the interior. Then again, there’s RAV4’s naturally aspirated engine and traditional automatic combo, which lets you forgive its other shortcomings - at least for those of us who are planning to keep the car for a long time…

[etkxjxh]

We really need a review on the 2024 pathfinder, I believe is.one of.the most reliable suv nissan has made . Need a review from a true mechanic like you're self Mr.

[johnmitchell]

They made the interior extra special so you'll have a comfortable space while you're sitting on the side of the road waiting on a tow truck

[memewhisper]

I have one, brought it about a year ago already have put 30, 000 miles on it no problem so far.

[MyViewToronto]

If they had put a regular engine and transmission into this car, it would be the best small SUV of all time.

[KevinSmith-wrsy]

Every review is like a master class in how to do a proper car review!

[thechet]

I was in the market for a Rogue after mine was totaled by a semi. I looked at a new one and immediately bought a CPO with the the ol QR25

[craigcraigster]

I'm not a Nissan fanboy (I'm a 2006 LS430 ultra-fanboy), but my 1985 Nissan Maxima SE (first new car I ever purchased) with its slightly detuned 300ZX V6, 5-speed stick, electronically adjustable suspension, comfortable ride, excellent build quality, and Dark Pewter Metallic paint, was not only a looker, but also very reliable -- the only downside being the wheel design (a hate it or love it proposition) which made brake dust cleaning an insane challenge. It's sad to see how far the post-Datsun nameplate has fallen from those days. I wish the company lots of luck with its latest Rogue iteration, but the complexity/reliability of that complicated 3 cylinder plant makes me more than a little nervous. Thanks for the excellent review AMD. 👍

[atutati]

the front camera when parkimg in tight spaces is a very nice feature

[BamaMark]

Hi. We own TWO of these. A 23 and 24. Just took a trip across county and back. 85 mph in S Dakota. 32 mpg. And runs perfectly. I do change oil every 5000 with Mobil 1.
We will see! I love them. Excellent Bose too.

[CalAdkins]

I really appreciate this review. I just bought a new 23 a few months back and I really am enjoying it. I was actually quite surprised how zippy it feels (especially passing) and I also I can get some impressive fuel economy (upper 30's HWY). On my drive to work which is about 60 mph for 10 min the computer recorded 46.1 mpg for the trip! I've put about 6, 000 miles and so far zero issues. My biggest annoyance I solved and found online an addon I installed to disable start-stop automatically each time you startup after about 5 seconds. You said it right IMO.. the biggest draw here is the value. I purchased my SV for 28, 000 (roughly 3, 000 off MSRP) because the dealer had excess inventory trying to make room for the 24's. Also I got a J VIN number so i'm hoping that helps. I plan on using Valvoline's new Restore and Protect motor oil and changing every 5, 000. I also plan on installing Amsoil CVT fluid at 30, 000 when I drain the old. I love this vehicle so far and am really hoping it is reliable for many years!

[tonyo]

The review I've been waiting for!!!!

[Lonestarblue]

I had a 2015 Rogue. It was a well made, lots of tech for the time and most comfortable seats I’ve had in 50 years of owning cars. The drivetrain was the issue. The CVT and a 2.5 very old tech engine didn’t last and I’m a stickler for doing oil and all required servicing at the dealer. This Rogue looks just as well done body and interior wise, but a 3 cylinder turbo with CVT is too many problematic aspects for me to get into.

[digressor]

Had a chance to drive this for a couple of days. Liked its power and feel. Doesn’t feel and sound like the old CVT drone. The Platinum trim comes nicely packaged and looks great with the two tone paint.

I had doubts about Nissan but they’ve been stepping up lately with their latest models, especially this one, the Pathfinder, and the Frontier.