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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wild and Free" data-source="post: 156728" data-attributes="member: 406">Other than the test drive I have not driven or even ridden in it, she took ownership of it last Tuesday afternoon and she is liking it more every day and learning all the options and features it has is overwhelming. The last few days in the snow and ice around town she is happy with how it is handling the conditions. I started going through the manual and am totally amazed at the safety features and other options that can make one really lazy while driving, This is as close to an autonomous car as I want to see on the road, thing will actually near drive itself and does take control depending on the safety feature that's in use. I have Friday off and need to run to town for some errands and am going to trade vehicles with the wife for the day so I can get some time behind the wheel.- - - Updated - - -For the longevity and reliability aspect and since we tend to keep out vehicles for well over 200K miles and the roads we  travel which includes a lot of gravel was the only reason we shied away from the Rogue since we didn't get real fuzzy warm feelings from anyone for our intended use that the Rogue would have been up to the task long term. I would have most definitely looked at the Mazda but it was an automatic disqualified since we have no local mazda dealership.</blockquote>