2014 – 2020 · 1 body style available
2nd Gen
The 2014-2020 Nissan Rogue represents the second generation of Nissan’s compact crossover, moving to a more refined and spacious design compared to its…
Nissan Rogue (2nd Gen) Buyer's Guide
The 2nd-gen Rogue (T32, 2014-2020) was a sales success for Nissan but is defined by its CVT transmission concerns. It's the third best-selling compact SUV in America, offering good space, decent features, and strong value on the used market. Powertrain: The
2021 – present · 1 body style available
3rd Gen
The 2021-present Nissan Rogue represents the third generation of the compact SUV, fully redesigned for the 2021 model year. This generation moved to a more…
Nissan Rogue (3rd Gen) Buyer's Guide
The 3rd-gen Rogue (2021+) was a massive leap forward in design, interior quality, and technology. It introduced Nissan's variable-compression VC-Turbo engine — a 1.5T that can change its compression ratio on the fly — and the long-awaited 8-speed automatic in
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Frequently asked questions
What generations of the Nissan Rogue are there?
2nd Gen (2014 to 2020); 3rd Gen (2021 to present).
What are the common problems with the Nissan Rogue?
Documented problems include CVT Belt Wear / Failure, QR25DE Oil Consumption, CVT Belt Wear. Which ones apply depends on the generation, so open the year you are considering for its recalls, complaints and a full breakdown.
Should I get a pre-purchase inspection on a used Nissan Rogue?
Yes. A Squeezed guide is the triage before the inspection: it shows what to check and what to ask the seller, so you know which listings are worth a mechanic's time.