JimmyD 
2018 Nissan Rogue SUV SV 4dr SUV AWD (2.5L 4cyl CVT)
Two steps forward, one step back
 I got out of a 2015 Rogue lease into a 2018 SV AWD with the premium package.  The price is reasonable and you got a good bang for your buck with navigation and all the other features.   The following provides a review and a comparison vs. the last version Rogue.....PROS: Paint has a great finish, the new aggressive grill looks sharp, and the alloys look great as before.  The rear taillights look slightly different, but the smokey tint looks sharp.  On the interior, seems slightly more roomy in back seat, but that could be from the look of the almond interior which looks awesome.  The black dash gives a great contrast to the car.  Front visibility still seems good, but the slightly longer kneck rests on the seats hamper rear visibility slightly more than 2015, but not it's still pretty good.  Something seems better when you drive the car, but I can't put my finger on it....like it feels a little more responsive when you hit the gas.   CONS: The Nissan paint color choices is really limited.  And the metallic colors that they do offer look goofy in the sun.  Example, the blue looks purple, the great shade of scarlet ember looks too bright in the sun, so it becomes a totally different color.  Nissan should get back to blues that look blue and maybe a good maroon color,  The new OEM Hankook tires seem to provide a little more road noise that the old Goodyear's that were equipped on the 2015 Rogues.   There seems to be a little more body roll in this version, but it's not extensive.  On the interior, this is where I think Nissan really took a step back.  The new seats are harder and more uncomfortable.  It kills the back of my legs and I can't seem to get comfortable; where the last version was comfortable driving for hours.  Very, very disappointed.  The radio seems to be weak in picking up a signal, so it can sometimes take a while to get clear reception.  Never had that issue with the 2015.  The flat steering wheel on the bottom looks cool, but just feels awkward when turning.   The infotainment screen is very poorly lit and hard to see on sunny days.  The buttons on the steering wheels are smaller and not as easy to use the the old Rogue.  Maybe I'm missing something, but I can't seem to find a way (other than speaking the command or using the touchscreen) to transition from CD/Radio/Sirious.  Overall, I think the car looks great and present s GREAT value for the SV AWD for anyone looking for a good compact SUV; but I am VERY disappointed in the choices that Nissan engineers made with the steering wheel buttons, seats, and infotainment system.