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2023 Nissan Rogue

What 2023 Nissan Rogue owners report most

Engine and fuel-system complaints dominate owner reports for this Rogue model year, with a persistent fuel odor inside and outside the cabin being the most common symptom. A secondary pattern involves the powertrain unexpectedly decelerating while driving, which owners describe as a safety concern in traffic. A smaller share of reports involves the vehicle rolling backward on its own while parked, in some cases resulting in contact with other vehicles.

Most reported areas

Engine0 39%
Owners report an abnormal fuel odor detectable both inside and outside the vehicle, with no visible leaks found upon inspection. · 4 injured
Engine And Engine Cooling safety 17%
Owners report the vehicle independently decelerating while in motion, dropping to a much lower speed without driver input, including in active traffic situations. · 2 crash
Fuel/Propulsion System0 15%
Owners report a fuel odor filling the cabin while driving or while the vehicle is parked, strong enough to cause nausea, with recirculating the cabin air described as the only way to reduce it. · 2 injured
Power Train safety 9%
Owners report the vehicle rolling backward on its own while parked after starting, in some cases making contact with other unoccupied vehicles. · 2 crash
Forward Collision Avoidance safety 8%
49 reports (8%) · 1 fire · 9 crash · 6 injured

Source: NHTSA owner complaints · 635 complaints

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