prospective 2nd rogue....info please

[lou from ny]

hello everyone.

i admit i don't post often , but i check the site a few times a week. i've noticed a very minimal amount (relatively speaking) about the 2015 models. are people not buying them? are others like me guilty of reading but not posting? i'd love to hear some good and bad about the 2015 SV.

another place i haven't seen much is the incentives area. does this forum not get that info anymore, or am i simply not finding it?

sorry if the answers are buried back down a few dozen pages, i'm not that good at digging around but am trying

fyi, i have the 2009 model and still love it as well!

lou

[lou from ny]

bump

[darylzero]

Hey Lou,
I know they used to have it at the top of the General section. I believe AZhitman used to get the info. You might try posting in General Chat. If you get no response try PM'ing him.

[Rogue One]

hello everyone.

i admit i don't post often , but i check the site a few times a week. i've noticed a very minimal amount (relatively speaking) about the 2015 models. are people not buying them?
lou

Overall sales are down, but SUV sales are up.


Currently 2015 2nd gen Rebate Cash is $500, Bonus Cash is $600
2015 Rogue Select (1st gen) Rebate Cash is $1,000, Bonus Cash is $600

[lou from ny]

i was thinking more along the lines of hey i like the car, or hey i hate "this" about the car, but thanks

[Rogue One]

Ok. Do I like it better than the first gen version...absolutely. Would I buy one? NO.

[sprocket]

I've driven every year Rogue since it came out (2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 is what I drive currently) and I have a 2015 on order as I lease it on 1 year terms. Both the 2014's I've had and the 2015 on order are SV grades in order to get ikey, roof rails, privacy glass and so on.

The 2nd gen SV grade is nice. Ride is good and reasonably quiet for its class, engine and CVT transmission work reasonably well and I don't mind the D-shift logic that kicks in under medium+ acceleration with simulated shifts. Interior quality is great with a lot of soft touch where it counts, a very nice and easy to use instrument cluster that's intuitive (not saddled with more complicated navigation or active safety systems like blind spot, lane departure, etc). I think the Rogue and the CX-5 are the most stylish of the pack but the CX-5 is smaller than the Rogue.

Compared to the 1st gen, everything is a step up.

I think the best thing to do is to test drive one and go with your gut. When you compare it with the other crossovers that are similarly grade-equipped to the SV, I think you'll find the Rogue will near the top, if not at the top, of your list. I don't say that because I'm biased and a Rogue fanboy, I say that because I have a lot of experience with the Rogue and have also driven the CX-5, the CR-V, the Forester, Escape and find I like the Rogue the best.

[lou from ny]

i have test driven the 2015. i really like it. the problem is, my dealer cant get me the SV with premium package they were so quick to take my deposit for.

thank you for the replies. these are exactly what i was looking for when i posted.

lou