I know the old complaints about cvt’s and have experienced them in other cars, but this one feels more like a proper transmission, and I’m super impressed. This is my first car with a CVT and I have no complaints so far. It has plenty of zip for my needs, the handling feels like a much smaller car, it’s responsive and tight. Some people complain that it feels sluggish, but my daily is an F-150 with a 5.0 v8 pushing 380hp, and I have never felt the Rogue to be sluggish. The tech and safety features are excellent for the price point. I have driven the comparable Toyota and Honda offerings, and genuinely feel this is a great value.
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