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Nissan Rogue Reliability Grade

B+Overall

Above-average reliability

EngineB+
TransmissionB-

Grade a specific Nissan Rogue

Reliability changes from year to year. Pick a model year to see its grade, then add mileage and price to get a deal score and estimated miles remaining.

The Nissan Rogue earns a B+ overall reliability grade from GradeMyCar, with a B+ for its engine and a B- for its transmission. It ranks 2nd of 13 compact SUVs we grade. The transmission (B-) is the weaker of its two major components, so ask for transmission service records and pay close attention to shifting on a test drive. Grades are based on 5,125 owner complaints filed with NHTSA for the 2013-2023 model years, adjusted for how many were sold.

Nissan Rogue reliability by year

Overall grade for each model year, from owner complaints filed with NHTSA. Tap a year to see its full grade.

Best years: 2018, 2019 and 2020

Years to avoid: 2023 (stalling / loss of power)

Faded years are recent, so fewer complaints have come in. Their grades may change.

How long does the Nissan Rogue last?

150,000Estimated lifespan (miles)

A rough estimate for the model across all years, not measured for each model year.

Known Nissan Rogue problems

We track 2 known problem areas for the Nissan Rogue, including which model years they affect. They're in the full report, along with miles remaining and a deal score for the car you're looking at.

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Nissan Rogue vs. other compact SUVs

ModelEngineTrans.Overall
Toyota RAV4 A- A A-
Nissan Rogue B+ B- B+
Mazda CX-5 B+ B+ B+
Toyota Venza A- A- B+
Honda CR-V B- B+ B
Chevrolet Equinox C+ B+ B
Kia Sportage C- B+ B
Subaru Forester B+ B B
Volkswagen Tiguan B- B+ B
GMC Terrain C B- C+
Hyundai Tucson D C+ C
Ford Escape F F F
Jeep Cherokee C- F F

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Nissan Rogue reliability FAQ

Is the Nissan Rogue reliable?

Above-average reliability. The Nissan Rogue earns a B+ overall reliability grade from GradeMyCar, with a B+ for its engine and a B- for its transmission. It ranks 2nd of 13 compact SUVs we grade. The transmission (B-) is the weaker of its two major components, so ask for transmission service records and pay close attention to shifting on a test drive. Grades are based on 5,125 owner complaints filed with NHTSA for the 2013-2023 model years, adjusted for how many were sold.

How many miles will a Nissan Rogue last?

We estimate a well-maintained Nissan Rogue lasts around 150,000 miles. That's a rough figure for the model across all years, not measured for each model year, so check the grade for the year you're looking at.

What are the best years for the Nissan Rogue?

Based on NHTSA owner complaints, the most reliable Nissan Rogue model years are 2018, 2019 and 2020.

What Nissan Rogue years should I avoid?

Based on NHTSA owner complaints, the Nissan Rogue years to be most careful with are 2023. The 2023 grades a D overall (engine F, transmission D), and its top engine/transmission problem is stalling / loss of power.

Is the Nissan Rogue transmission reliable?

GradeMyCar grades the Nissan Rogue transmission a B- (average reliability). Reliability varies by model year, so grade the specific year you're looking at.

Is the Nissan Rogue engine reliable?

GradeMyCar grades the Nissan Rogue engine a B+ (above-average reliability).