Originally, the sole purpose of the Fullbottles was to allow Evolto to open the Pandora Box, giving him access to his full power so that he could destroy the Earth as he did with Mars. However, the Queen of Mars Vernage, had possessed Isurugi's daughter Misora, removed the essence of the bottles. Evolto trying to open the Pandora Box with the blank Fullbottles resulted in the Sky Wall Disaster. Years later, with Evolto's help, the bottles were restored by Shinobu Katsuragi. His son, Takumi Katsuragi, studied the Fullbottles and Nebula Gas for Project Build, resulting in the creation of the Build Driver and the Rider System.
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You might not be familiar with the Nissan Rogue, but more than 160,000 were sold last year, making the compact crossover the second-best-selling vehicle in the company's lineup. Nissan wants to keep that momentum going in the face of stiff competition from Ford, Honda and Toyota, so the Rogue received a full redesign for 2014.
Thankfully, that doesn't happen all that often. In fact, once you get used to the CVT's tendencies, it's pretty easy to predict how it will react to various throttle inputs. I wouldn't go as far as to say I wouldn't prefer a standard automatic just yet, but so far I'm fine with the CVT in this Rogue.
Driving into the sun is no fun, especially when a vehicle's sun visor isn't big enough to prevent you from getting zapped in the eyes. Thankfully, the 2014 Nissan Rogue's designers realized this and equipped this compact crossover's big windshield with equally generous visors.
We're still getting to know our new 2-14 Nissan Rogue and March was our first full month of recording the crossover's fuel economy. After 10 fills, averaging about 9 gallons per fill, we're well shy of the EPA combined rating of 28 mpg.
It's most noticeable when getting on the freeway under full throttle for an extended period of time. Like a standard automatic, the Rogue's CVT merely holds its simulated gears longer to wring the most out of the four-cylinder engine. It's actually quite effective as it gets up to highway speeds quickly. I definitely prefer the feel in sport mode, although the tradeoff in fuel mileage might not be enough of a tradeoff.
In its rear-facing position, the Marathon seat obviously takes up more space. In the photo, the front seats were adjusted for me (I'm 5-feet, 10-inches tall) and the rear seats were slid as far back as they could go. (Note that the safety seat wasn't fully cinched down in the photo; I was just looking to demonstrate fitment.) There wasn't much space left between the safety seat and the passenger-side head restraint. But I think the Rogue has enough rear legroom that adult front passengers shouldn't commonly need to move their seats up.
Our trip consisted of over 600 miles of nearly pure highway driving, during which the Rogue averaged 26 mpg. That's a full 6 mpg and nearly 20 percent off its 32-mpg highway rating. It's even 2 mpg below its EPA combined rating.
Acceleration comments: The Rogue is soft off the line and acts like a typical CVT-equipped car during hard acceleration. Though it has simulated shifts as it progresses down the quarter mile, engine speed only drops about 1,000 rpm each time so engine noise is always present. Sport mode increases response in normal driving but does nothing to improve performance here. Best launch technique is a simple pedal transition without overlap. Braking comments: The Rogue's brake pedal is long travel, but braking performance is consistent during this test. There's ample dive but the Rogue remains straight and stable at full ABS.
I also didn't realize this until recently, but our Nissan Rogue has full voice command functionality for audio selection. You can use the voice prompts to select what you want, such as "Play artist: The Who." At least for me, the voice commands have worked well so far.
A lot of the CVT issues we've pointed out so far come down to situations involving highway passing and full-whack acceleration. But if you're the sort of driver that's more commonly just going with the flow of traffic and not in a hurry, then these aspects won't really be an issue for you. In typical city traffic, the CVT is just fine. Its gearing changes are unobtrusive, acceleration is entirely suitable and the engine stays reasonably quiet. You could drive for weeks at a time and be quite happy with the way the Rogue performs.
Well, I can only speak for myself, but when your weekends are full of errands, kid schlepping and generally all things that are boring and related to domestic life, sometimes something like our 2014 Nissan Rogue just works out better.
I took the Rogue on a road trip to Seattle (more on that soon), which accounted for the new longest range of 413.1 miles. Prior to that trip though, some heavy-footed city miles (also with yours truly behind the wheel) gave it a new low for mileage at 15.9 mpg. The lifetime mpg went up slightly from 24.2 mpg last month to 24.4 mpg at the end of December, which is still pretty far off from the EPA's combined estimate. Here's the full break down.
Since this was my third full day in the Rogue, the smaller quirks were starting to reveal themselves. Along this leg of the journey, what stuck out in particular was the glitchy infotainment system. Repeatedly, the system wouldn't recognize when my iPhone was plugged in, so I had to connect and disconnect several times if I wanted to listen to Podcasts. Why not connect via Bluetooth instead you ask? The Rogue couldn't handle that task either.
Basically, this was a simple trip to Seattle for lunch and back to Portland afterwards. 400 additional miles on the odometer and I was back in Portland for New Year's Eve. With three solid days of highway driving, I still hadn't hit the Rogue's EPA highway estimate of 32 miles per gallon. I was hatching a plan for my journey home that would hopefully solve that problem, but for the moment, the Rogue was coming up short on more than one front.
What We Got The Nissan Rogue was fully redesigned in 2014. It was larger, offered an optional third row of seats and promised better mileage thanks to a more efficient continuously variable transmission (CVT). As the second-best-selling vehicle in its lineup, Nissan was hoping for even bigger things from its compact crossover.
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