earthwateruser 
2014 Nissan Rogue SUV SL 4dr SUV AWD (2.5L 4cyl CVT)
4 years and 83k miles with a 2014 Rogue SL AWD
 The Rogue is holding up quite well.  The original(!) tires are just about worn out, so I'm looking forward to some new ones soon.  Despite the old tires, cabin noise is still quite low.  We rented a brand new Kia Sorento on vacation this summer and it wasn't any quieter inside than our 2014 Rogue w/ old tires.  Also with regard to the Sorento, the Rogue is a compact CUV and the Sorento is a mid-size, but I much prefer the size of the Rogue.  The Sorento drives like a much larger car, but doesn't offer substantially more passenger or cargo space than the Rogue.  The original brakes on the Rogue were junk and I've finally replaced all the rotors and pads with aftermarket units that seem to be wearing much, much better.  The interior and exterior are both holding up quite well and nothing has broken or shows wear, except maybe the numerous door dings and the bottom cushions on the leather seats.  Speaking of seats, I think the Rogue seats are the best you can get in anything that costs less than a Volvo.  I still don't like the continuously variable transmission (CVT), but it's not too annoying except at mid-high throttle inputs.  Overall lifetime fuel economy sits at 27.5 mpg which seems okay.  Mechanically, it is holding up quite well and I have no reason to expect that to change.  I was thinking about trading it in on something new (Tiguan for longer warranty, nice styling and VW driving dynamics), but I've decided to just hold onto the Rogue and drive it into the ground.  I'm at the bottom of the depreciation curve and that's fine with me for another few years.  Based on my experience I would definitely recommend the Rogue SL, especially since the new ones have standard remote start and driver seat memory, which I would appreciate.  But I'm not willing to incur another round of (significant) depreciation just to upgrade to a new Rogue for those features.