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Nissan Rogue Problems and Recalls by Year (2012-2023)

Thinking about a used Nissan Rogue? Here is what the US government's records show for model years 2012 to 2023: how many owner complaints and safety recalls NHTSA has on file for each year, and which parts owners report most. Use it to decide which years deserve a closer look, then check the exact car you are considering.

At a glance

Complaints and recalls by model year

Model yearOwner complaintsRecall campaignsMost reported areas
20123192power train (134), electrical system (38), air bags (34)
20136101power train (312), air bags (78), electrical system (44)
201444010power train (113), air bags (65), electrical system (59)
20155549power train (133), air bags (92), electrical system (72)
20165427power train (171), electrical system (102), air bags (55)
20176005power train (120), service brakes (70), electrical system (64)
20186093service brakes (174), forward collision avoidance (81), electrical system (74)
20193393service brakes (83), electrical system (58), forward collision avoidance (45)
20201531electrical system (30), forward collision avoidance (23), service brakes (17)
202129510electrical system (54), power train (24), engine (22)
20222696engine (93), engine and engine cooling (43), power train (38)
20237586engine (181), engine and engine cooling (124), power train (81)

Source: NHTSA (nhtsa.gov) complaint and recall records. Complaint counts are not adjusted for how many cars were sold, and newer model years have had less time to collect complaints, so compare years with care. A high count does not mean every car of that year has the problem.

What owners report most

Before you buy a used Nissan Rogue

  1. Run the exact VIN at nhtsa.gov/recalls. Recalls are listed by model year, not by car, so only the VIN shows which are still open.
  2. Get a vehicle history report (Carfax, AutoCheck or an NMVTIS-based report) for accidents and title problems.
  3. Ask for service records for the areas above, then have an independent mechanic inspect the car.
  4. Compare the asking price with similar cars at the same mileage, not just the listed average.
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