
FYI:sckeith wrote:I'll miss the paddles but I didn't use them all that much.
At least there's xtronic (tiptronic) trany still there. You can play with that instead of paddles.mag318 wrote:But besides no more paddle shifters
Dislikes.
1. No paddle shifters.
While the analog temperature and fuel gauge indicators are an improvement over the digital display, I was disappointed to see the speedometer. Many of the speed limits are set in 5MPH increments... i.e., 35, 45, 55, 65 etc. Because the range of the Rogues speedometer is so great, you cannot quickly glance and read your speed. The speedometer tops out at 160MPH which is laughable. (Who does Nissan think they're trying to fool?) While driving I can quickly see my speed is somewhere between 40 and 60MPH... but I have to concentrate on the gauge for an additional half second to determine where 55 is. This is time that would be better spent (and safer) monitoring the road in front of me. A gauge that tops out at 110MPH would be more than adequate for the Rogue.sckeith wrote:Here is a picture of the instrument panel of the new Rogue.