Is the Nissan Rogue reliable after 100,000 miles?

Yes — a Nissan Rogue can be reliable after 100,000 miles, but it depends a lot on the model year, maintenance history, and especially the transmission.

The main long-term concern is the CVT transmission. If a Rogue has been serviced regularly and doesn’t show warning signs like shuddering, whining, hesitation, or delayed engagement, it can continue to be a reasonable daily driver past 100,000 miles. If those symptoms are present, or the service history is unclear, be cautious.

What matters most:

• Transmission condition: This is the biggest factor in high-mileage Rogue reliability.
• Maintenance history: Regular routine service matters a lot.
• Overall wear: Suspension, brakes, cooling system, and engine-related issues can also add up after 100,000 miles.

What to verify before buying or keeping one:

1. Ask for maintenance records, especially any transmission service.
2. Test drive it for noise, shuddering, hesitation, or rough engagement.
3. Get a pre-purchase inspection from a mechanic who can check the transmission and overall condition.

Bottom line: A high-mileage Rogue can still be a reasonable choice, but I’d be much more cautious if it lacks service records or already shows transmission symptoms. Reliability varies by year, so it’s worth checking the specific model year’s known issues before deciding.