Nissan Rogue Usados en Venta en Statesboro, GA

I love the gas mileage and feel. I get around 28 miles to the gallon, which allows me to only fill up once a week for an affordable price. I'm in my car for two hours every day, and I wanted a car that I felt comfortable in. The cup holders are the perfect size. There are eight cup holders, so there's plenty to go around for the family. Any size Yeti or water bottle fits perfectly in them. I don't have to worry about them swishing around either. The trunk is also a good size for storage. It even comes standard with a floor mat that can act as a divider or a privacy compartment. The Bluetooth/hands-free calling is also a major bonus. The sound picks up clearly, so I can keep both hands on the wheel. Another key feature was having a power seat. I know that sounds like something small, but it makes a difference.

I have a white, 2008 Nissan Rogue, that I consider a nice little car. Since I am 6'4" tall, I was concerned about fitting inside. It is perfect. I had a problem with the transmission (apparently it's a major issue), and had to have it replaced. It does not drive quite the same and I'm a little disappointed. That being said, I still like it. The handling is exceptional. It turns in a circle like you expect a small car to do (not on a dime, but close). Being a small car, the lack of air conditioning in the back is not a major problem, but vents would be nice.

The Nissan Rogue is a great mid-size SUV that can haul everything from the whole family (with stroller) to multiple full size toilets (and 2 adults). It is fairly quiet, even with the sun roof open and easy to maintain. The smooth exterior fits well into smaller parking spaces and the turning radius is fairly tight as well. The car performs pretty well on gas mileage, consistently getting 20 mpg for around town and 25+ hwy. The navigation system is an SD card that requires payment to update. This is pretty annoying given the free accessibility of phone based GPS.