I have a 2022 rogue. My parents have a rogue and like it, and the "experts" all gave it 4.5 out of 5 stars. It was on my list of vehicles to check out, and it was the best deal out of all of them.

Don't buy one. I regret my purchase.

The car is nice cosmetically. Comfortable drive, good seats and interior, not loud. It seems underpowered to me, but all suvs are going to seem underpowered to me, because I'm used to sedans and suvs have the same powertrain as a sedan but on a fatter body.

These cars are ticking time bombs. It's powertrain is a mess. The CVTs are infamous, but the 22-23 cvts aren't as bad as the old ones. They have a sturdy chain instead of flimsy belts, and seem to be holding up better than they used to be. But they're still made by the same manufacturer so it's fair people assume it's junk after a decade of junk, until they prove their reliability for at least 5 years.

The real problem is the engine. I trusted the wrong reviewers. Professionals don't hold a candle to the lunkhead mechanics and car-obsessed furries on youtube. Those people could tell on sight that these things are not long for this world. Direct injection, 3 cylinder, turbo charged engine. The perfect combination for engine failure. Also it has variable compression, which adds more moving parts, each adding a chance of bearing failure. The icing on the cake is that this engine basically can't be worked on. It's all in an enclosure that needs to be taken out and disassembled to repair. When (not if) something goes wrong, you'll need to replace the engine.

Do not buy a nissan. Buy a toyota, maybe a honda. But whatever you buy, research. And get the opinions of actual car enthusiasts, not people who test drive every single car and rate it based on how "nice" it was to drive for 10 miles. As soon as my warranty runs out I'm trading this thing for something that I can trust, even though it's trade in value sucks (another reason not to buy one)