check tire pressure, nissan tech guys love to blast max psi in those tires

2011 Rogue since new
average around 12L/100km all city.

That would get you better mileage vs under pressure

My MDX is closer to 15-17 mixed city/ hwy.

That's friggin horrible. Wow I'll never complain about my maz again

Fuel mileage definitely goes down in the winter time. Check your tire pressures. I think a lot of it comes down to driving style.
My TSX I get maybe 9.5l/100km on the highway. Mixed is much less. 2017 CRV we are averaging 9.5 mixed, and that is best in class. The best i've seen was in my buddies GMC Canyon Diesel. Singing along at average of 7.2l/100km on the highway. Unreal. I want one.

Laughing at how the ~11.7 I got pretty consistently with my Element wasn't bad at all :ilied: aerodynamics of a brick, and I drove with a lead foot, 50/50 highway/city. Had full breathing bolt-ons though, including decat, dunno if that helped at all.

Moved onto a beater Corolla right now and averaging 6.5 so far, loving the minimum trips to the gas station.

Fiancee's sister has the same year Rogue. Fuel economy is definitely not their strong point. Driving quality is also average. I agree that the all wheel drive makes a big difference, especially in the city.

I have a 2017 and I'm on Eco mode 24/7. My average is 11 and I drive city only. It takes me about 5 seconds to accelerate to 50km/h from a red light and I do not use the "Auto" button for the HVAC. That button turns A/C mode 24/7 to control the humidity in the car, so that will consume more gas as well.

this is why corolla is always the answer.:fullofwin:

I think thats quite high. I know this is a completely different car but my Golf R with 4wd and just under 300hp gets 11L/100km mixed and I step on it too.

my piece of shit Honda 4 banger K-series only does around 24mpg mixed when I drive like a granny while everybody's moms and their civics can get like 600-700km a tank

off-topic, L/100km, whoever came up with one of the dumbest metric any way?

Not when they go through oil at almost the same rate as they go through gas :badpokerface:

Damn. I don't drive hard, I have a kid in the back so none of that stop light street racing like my old days. I get that winter usually means worse gas mileage but damn this thing drinks gas like this year round.

This might be my last Nissan. It seems that Rogue owners report anywhere from 9-15L/100km on other forums as well. Been back to Nissan and obviously they say everything is fine. Oh well, anyone want to buy this pile of crap?

Welcome to my life...lol

^My rotary life.

9k RPM redline has its price...

My 08 Accord Coupe V6 w/VCM also got something like that.

During my testing with a 2017 Rogue I managed to get about 10L/100km in mixed driving. And goes to about 12 in stop-n-go City. That 2.5L isn't the most fuel efficient.

AWD seems like one big (successful) marketing scheme.
I mean if you're offroading or using it for performance, that's one thing.

But I bet your average consumer out there bought it just because they heard having AWD is more safe. Especially for winter, because it's absolutely necessary for winter, and of course, then you can skip buying winter tires.

You see all these commericals of SUV's driving sideways, slanted up a big hill or man-made obstacle course. Like yeah, when the hell is the average commuter going to be driving up a sloped driveway from the side like that. There's a reason why the ramp starts at the other end...

Does your car calculate avg speed? I feel comparing mpg is kind of pointless without knowing the avg speed you guys are driving at. My mpg is terrible, but I'm also averaging about 23~ km/h. That's pretty much 95% city driving.

You can check Fuelly stats for your Rogue:

Nissan Rogue MPG - Actual MPG from 826 Nissan Rogue owners

For a 2016 the average appears to be 24.5 or 9.6L/100km so it would appear to be on the high end.

Are you getting that kind of mileage on average for the entire year or just the winter?

I've noticed a huge difference in my own fuel economy summer (26/27 mpg) versus winter (19/22 mpg). Though I'm in Edmonton.

Nissan's in general just get shit gas mileage compared to other cars. My Infiniti G35x averages around 18l/100km in all city driving. I drive with a relatively easy foot as well.

what the flying fuck!? seriously? 18L/100km is worse than a stinking F250

Tell me about it dude. Maintenance on the car is all up to date as well. It’s just a gas pig.

Wow. I get 14L/100km on my M4 and I have lead foot. 11 on my 328i xdrive. The Nissan Altima loaner I had did around 10-11.

Do you have a concrete barrier in your trunk that you don't know about? Jesus 18L/100km is insane. I had a client complaining that his Pilot is getting 11/100km LOL and he tows and lives on a hill.