Scott 
2015 Nissan Rogue SUV SV 4dr SUV AWD (2.5L 4cyl CVT)
Been 6 months, we love it!
 Updated to 15k Miles on it now. No new issues, still loving the car.We've now had our Rogue (our first Nissan) for 6 months and have had enough time to write a little review of her.So far, this car's been pretty darn impressive.  We test drove every small SUV/crossover before we decided on it.  The interior quality and quality of the ride really boosted the Rogue up the list.  The attention to detail throughout the cabin is amazing.  Nothing feels cheap.  The ride is quiet, comfortable and smooth.  Rough pavement is not exaggerated like a few of the others out there.  Expansion joints are undetectable. Our particular dealer offers a free lifetime warranty on the CVT for the first owner.   That eased a lot of fears of owning a CVT as they're still relatively fresh.  But we've been pleasantly surprised by the CVT.  They've come a long way!  When passing, it's quicker to adjust its ratios than I can drop a gear on a manual.  You push that throttle, you're off.  The only two things I've noticed is creeping is a bit quick.  That, and due to the nature of being steel-belt driven, you can feel slight vibration in the steering wheel if you cruise at 22 mph.  Any faster or slower, it disappears.  But other than that, it behaves much like a monorail.  Smoothly accelerates to whatever speed you desire.  Going up and down hills with cruise control is a definitely wonder.  You can watch the tach go up and down, but the speed doesn't vary even a tiny bit.  The engine is definitely audible under high throttle, as it sticks at a high RPM until you let off the throttle, there are no shift points to break up the high RPM.  It just gives it all its got until you tell it not to.  But under normal or moderate acceleration, you can hardly tell the engine is running it keeps the RPM so low.Fuel economy has been excellent, averaging around 28 mpg.Like most modern vehicles, it's a bit hard to gauge where the front-right corner of the vehicle is, especially on a tight right turn around an obstacle.  You learn the feel of it in time, but at first you're questioning how close you are to those parking lines, etc.So no issues!  Should mention they seem some pretty high quality paint on these things.  Finish is very smooth and is stunning with a coat of wax.  I really can't recommend this thing enough.  Get out there and test drive everything.  This little Rogue makes a pretty good case for itself.   And the AWD absolutely rocks in snow.