Nissan 2023 Rogue SL FWD

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Nissan 2023 Rogue SL FWD

What is likely to break, when it happens, and how expensive it can be — from source-linked reports.

Reliability signal — · Insufficient data · data confidence Very Low

1 failure reports

Reliability summary

What is likely to go wrong, when it happens, and how expensive it can be — from source-linked failure reports.

Reliability signal

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1 failure report · Insufficient data · Data confidence: Very Low

Need at least 5 failure-signal reports before showing an A–F grade.

Most common issue
Engine bearing seizure and fire risk (recall non-compliance)
Typical first failure
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Median of reports with timing
Median repair cost
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Reported costs only
Highest reported repair
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Not a guarantee

What breaks?

Failure types

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  • Engine bearing seizure and fire risk (recall non-compliance)1 · 100%

When does it break?

Failure timing

Months after purchase, using reports that included timing.

No timing data yet for this model.

What does it cost?

Reported repair costs

Distribution of owner-reported repair costs — not a quote or guarantee.

No reported repair costs yet for this model.

Median months to failure

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Failure reports

1

Median repair cost

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Still recommend

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% repaired

0%

% mfr warranty

100%

% extended warranty

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% support helpful

0%

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What breaks?

What breaks? · reports

Engine bearing seizure and fire risk (recall non-compliance)

engine, fuel/propulsion system

The 2023 Nissan Rogue is subject to NHTSA recall 26V-080 (Nissan Recall Code R25E2) due to a critical engine bearing seizure and fire risk. The owner brought the vehicle to an authorized dealership for the recall remedy, but alleges the repair was fraudulently executed: the vehicle was processed in only 43 minutes with a recorded 1-mile odometer difference, which the owner contends is physically insufficient to heat engine oil to the temperatures required by Nissan's engineering service bulletin for diagnosing defective engine bearings. The dealership allegedly falsely certified the recall as remedied in federal databases, billed the manufacturer's warranty department for work not performed, and falsified a multi-point inspection and detail service. The owner considers the fire-risk defect unresolved and is demanding a buyback.

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Months until failure

Not stated

Repair cost

Not stated

Repaired

No

Manufacturer warranty

Yes

Extended warranty

Not stated

Support helpful

No

Would recommend

Not stated

AI extraction confidence

82%

Verification status

Verified

Evidence quality

★★★★☆ (4/5)

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