Nissan Rogue 
The Nissan Rogue steps up from two rows to three rows for the current model year, making it one of the few compact crossovers with seven passenger capability. The Nissan Rogue has also been restyled inside and out to fit in better with the rest of the brand's line-up. Under the hood things stay status quo, with the Rogue featuring last year's 170 horsepower, 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine. Fuel efficiency is up to 18 percent, however, thanks to a revised CVT.
Pros
- Robust engine
- Comprehensive equipment
- Reassuring reliability
- Exterior still looks modern
- Optional AWD
Cons
- Soundproofing needs improvement
- Over-assisted steering
- Suspended model
- Horrible rear visibility
- Not the most thrilling ride
