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2014 Nissan Rogue SL AWD Long-Term Road Test
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2014 Nissan Rogue SL AWD Long-Term Road Test
Edmunds' Long-Term Road Test of the 2014 Nissan Rogue SL AWD crossover.
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Can we have just one car that's equipped like 70% of shoppers would buy? Maybe a mid-line Rogue with an upgraded stereo and...that's all.
No gee-whiz gizmos, no lane detection, no near $35,000 small SUV when Nissan will sell 5 times as many mid-tier Rogue offerings at $25k.
Is all this extra stuff nice? Of course it is. Does it make the vehicle more comfortable and luxurious? Yep. Does it truly represent the majority of the buying public No.
I'm not saying every long-term car should have crank windows and AM-only radios with uber-skinny tires. But I am saying that maybe one out of ten should reflect the big part of the bell curve in a given product's sales forecasts.
Does Edmunds purchase any new vehicles anymore? After the B.S. posts about the lemon Dodge Dart I don't think any of Edmunds posts are unbiased. They are obviously providing biased reports to satisfy the manufacturer to continue getting free vehicles and advertising dollars.
Let me know if the maintenance warning counter actually counts your miles.
Does the accelerate/reset button on your cruise control work?