Used 2010 Nissan Rogue S

* Based on opinions and should be considered as general guidance only.

• Reliability (3)
  3 out of 5 stars
  Overall, the 2010 Nissan Rogue generally holds up well, but it's not without its potential issues. Some owners have reported problems with the CVT transmission, particularly as mileage increases. Other common concerns can include issues with the power steering system and various electrical components. Regular maintenance is key to longevity.
• Maintenance (3)
  3 out of 5 stars
  Routine maintenance for the Rogue is generally straightforward and parts are readily available. Oil changes, tire rotations, and brake jobs are typical. However, potential repairs to the CVT transmission can be costly if issues arise. Finding a mechanic familiar with Nissan's CVT systems is advisable.
• Technology (2)
  2 out of 5 stars
  Technology features in the 2010 Rogue S are quite dated by today's standards. The infotainment system is basic, typically featuring an AM/FM radio, CD player, and auxiliary input. Bluetooth connectivity for hands-free calling or audio streaming is often absent or an optional upgrade. Navigation systems were also less common and less sophisticated than modern units.
• Comfort (3)
  3 out of 5 stars
  Front seats are reasonably comfortable for daily commutes, offering adequate support. Rear seat space is acceptable for two adults, though three can feel cramped on longer journeys. Road noise can become noticeable at highway speeds, and the ride quality, while not harsh, isn't the most refined. Cabin materials are functional but lean towards the basic side.
• Dynamics (3)
  3 out of 5 stars
  The 2010 Nissan Rogue S offers a decent driving experience for its class, with a competent suspension that handles most road imperfections well. Steering is generally light and easy, making it maneuverable in urban environments. However, acceleration can feel a bit sluggish, especially when fully loaded, and the continuously variable transmission (CVT) can sometimes drone under hard acceleration.

• Entertainment:

  • Bluetooth

• Exterior:

  • Tinted Windows

• Safety:

  • Tire Pressure Monitoring

• Seating:

  • Seating Rows:2
  • Standard Seating:5
  • Max Seating:5
  • Head Room (front):40.4in.
  • Leg Room (front):42.5in.
  • Shoulder Room (front):55.9in.
  • Hip Room (front):53.1in.
  • Head Room (rear):38.3in.
  • Leg Room (rear):35.3in.
  • Shoulder Room (rear):53.6in.
  • Hip Room (rear):51.2in.

• Measurements:

  • Length:182.9in.
  • Width:70.9in.
  • Height:65.3in.
  • Ground Clearance:8.3in.
  • Wheelbase:105.9in.
  • Front Track:60.6in.
  • Rear Track:61in.

• Interior Dimensions:

  • Interior Volume:126.4cuft
  • Passenger Volume:97.5cuft
  • Cargo Volume:28.9cuft
  • Cargo Volume (rear seats down):57.9cuft

• Weight:

  • Curb Weight:3,281lbs
  • Gross Weight:4,327lbs

• Wheels & Tires:

  • Wheel Diameter:16.0 x 6.5in.
  • Wheel Diameter (rear):16.0 x 6.5in.
  • Tire:P215/70R16
  • Tire (rear):P215/70R16

• Performance:

  • Power to Weight Ratio:19.3lbs/hp
  • Angle of Approach:21.8degree
  • Angle of Departure:21.7degree
  • Aerodynamic Drag:0.37drag
  • Turning Circle:37.4ft.
  • Breakover Angle:19.9degree
  • Max Payload:953lbs

• Fuel Tank:

  • Fuel Tank Volume:15.9gallon

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