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Nissan Rogue Years to Avoid

Every Rogue model year ranked by owner complaints filed with NHTSA, with recalls and the top problem for each year.

Updated Oct 17, 2026.

Which Rogue years should you avoid?

The 2023, 2018 and 2013 Rogue have the most NHTSA complaints. Adjusted for how long each year has been on the road, the 2010, 2009 and 2012 models have the fewest problems.

Complaints by model year

Total complaints. Newer years have had less time on the road, so their totals will keep climbing.

Every year at a glance

YearComplaintsPer yearRecallsTop problem
2026 53 53 2 Wipers and Visibility
2025 191 96 3 Wipers and Visibility
2024 215 72 4 Engine
2023 736 184 6 Engine
2022 241 48 1 Engine
2021 291 49 10 Engine
2020 152 22 1 Emergency Braking
2019 338 42 3 Brakes
2018 669 74 3 Brakes
2017 599 60 5 Transmission
2016 542 49 7 Transmission
2015 553 46 9 Transmission
2014 440 34 10 Transmission
2013 610 44 1 Transmission
2012 318 21 2 Transmission
2011 362 23 2 Transmission
2010 282 17 2 Transmission
2009 320 18 3 Transmission
2008 429 23 5 Transmission

"Per year" divides complaints by the years since that model year went on sale, so new and old years compare fairly. Highlighted rows have the most complaints.

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Common questions

What is the worst year for the Nissan Rogue?

The 2023 Rogue, with 736 complaints. Its most reported problem area is the engine.

What is the best year for the Nissan Rogue?

Among years with at least three years of owner reports, the 2010 Rogue has the fewest complaints per year on the road.

Which Nissan Rogue years should I avoid?

Be most careful with the 2023, 2018 and 2013 models. Check service records and recall work before buying.