followingnfront wrote:ImStricken wrote:to much damn talking, and not enough off-roading.
Yeah but it's the best we've got out there... But I agree, they could have showed everything more. They aren't the best reviewers in the world......
"Look like a happy jellybean, with bright eyes and warm and fuzzy personality"...
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xqn8g0 ... eview_auto
And here's what another reviewer had to say...
On closer look, and with some seat time, the Rogue does feel a bit at odds with its mission, considering its front-seat layout that feels a little more low and laid-back than that of other crossovers. And it helps to remember that this is a model that's pitched toward suburban driveways and city streets, not off-road trails. Along with great ride comfort and a reasonably quiet interior, the Rogue has a very well-packaged interior, with a driving position that's not too high, not too low, combined back seats spacious enough for two adults (or three kids). Even when you have the back seats up, cargo space is adequate for a typical grocery run. The Rogue's one failing in family-friendliness isn't in its packaging, but rather in its refinement; its ride can be a bit pitchy compared to other crossovers, with more road noise as well.
