Joan 
2016 Nissan Rogue SUV SL 4dr SUV AWD (2.5L 4cyl CVT)
So glad That I traded it in at 3900 miles
 2016 Nissan Rogue SL AWD with Premium package.Huge mistake buying this car. Trouble from get go. Struts and suspension were bad from two weeks into it. Had to drive 6 hours RT twice through sleet and snow to get it fixed. Bad paint job...the traveling really messed it up. They replaced front struts and springs, which did work but who is to know if the problem would come back. Told me that the factories buy the parts from different companies and some are bad and some good. They left grease  and some kind of oil all over front end and doors. When I took it to be detailed, they thought that it was a used car. By the time that it was fixed, I was so tired of the blah drive and cheap materials used to build the car inside and out, that I finally traded it in for a  Mazda CX-5 GT with tech and activesense. Painful, but worth it. No comparison in performance and quality and appearance. The Nissan forward emergency brakes are a joke. I do very much miss the birds eye view camera and the power rear door, but everything else makes up for it. I do not like that Nissan wants you to pay for their Nissan Connect, when Mazda includes the features in the vehicle for the one time price of car. The Rogues cheap looking leather doesn't even wrap around the inner sides of the seat. The drivers seat made me limp every time I got out of the car. The lights are awful when you go downhill. The steering is awful. I could never relax on winding roads, instead of natural mindless steering on a decent vehicle. The Nissan actually had a difficult time going over the little bump to enter my garage....I had to very carefully gas it a little to enter.  I am pretty sure that the MPG that the car showed on the screen were not true at all, because I was constantly filling it up, whereas the Mazda shows the same good mileage, but the tank remains fairly full for a long time. The Mazda gas tank holds less than a gallon more than the Nissan, but not enough to make such a considerable difference. Nissan needs to build better cars, instead of trying, unsuccessfully, to add fun frills. Imagine, it had to be a pretty bad experience to do such a drastic thing .... taking such a loss trading in a brand new vehicle.