 I like many took the vehicle (2017 Nissan Rouge SV cloth interior with drive side powered seat) out for a short test drive and I liked how it drove. At the time of this review (Note:I bought my vehicle on 5/18/2017 and today is 8/26/2017).  The vehicle front drivers seat ( Cloth Material power) is now putting pressure on the back of my legs causing quite of bit of discomfort/pain ( that is putting it nicely). I have tried adjusting the seat several times, In every different position it will allow me to. I have had no success in releaving my discomfort. It was suggested that I place a pillow behind me to move me forward in the seat. Yes that took the presure point off that part of my legs and now placed unto another part of my legs. Now I have taken drastic measure, I have purchased a memory foam car pillow and placed under my butt/legs in order to lift my legs away from the front of the driver seat, that is where it seems the culprit of my problem is. At the end of the seat it has a slight up swing and the foam padding has no give to it. That is what's is causing the seat to dig into the back of my legs causing me pain. I have contacted Nissan and I also went back to where I purchased it. The service dept. looked me straight in my face and said didn't you take it for a test ride before you bought. I replied yes then they said did you feel any problem on your test drive I replayed no. Their answer to me was that is how the seat is made and there isn't a thing they can do for me. I called Nissan's customer service in Tenn. The nicely spoken female on the other end of the line was from Nisan consumer reports in Tenn. She stated to me that she is not a technician and has to go on what the Mechanics at the dealership recommends. She also stated that they take all consumers reports and pass them onto the appropriate team so they can possibly improve on the vehicle. What baffles my imagination is that no one from the dealership did any research. Like take my vehicle out for a test ride to see maybe I had a defective seat or to even go look at another cars seat to compare the two. It was an immediate that is how the seat is made and there is nothing we can do. One person at the service dept. recommended I might want to find a custom reholpster maybe they can help me with my problem, but they had no one to recommend. I did my research on the reholpster and found one willing to try to help me relieve the pressure point in the seat. I was in so much discomfort that I was willing to try anything to release it. I did and it has relieve some of the problem I was having. Now at least I can drive the vehicle. So the out come of this is Basically I should have caught the problem at the test drive now I am S.O.L. I was on my own to find a solution to it. So now after my little rant I would have to say No the front Driver Seat of my 2017  Rogue is not comfortable. I have done a little more research regarding this vehicle. Their leather interior driver powered seat seems to have an added adjustment. It looks like it has a foward and backward tilt. If the cloth seat had that feature it would most likely corrected my problem. But if you buy or want leather you have to deal with all the other Bells and whistles ( which I did not want ) they shove down the consumer throat and it is not cheap. Those sticker prices of those vehicles ranged some where in the low to upper 30k. Good luck with your purchase hopefully you will have a better experience then I did singed A Unhappy Consumer. I finaly brought the car into a custom reholpster they took out the stiffness in the front of the seat replaced it with memory foam. That was a costly fix for me. After I did that I finaly got a call from the mgr of my local Nissan. he was sympathic to my problem and wanted to know what could be done for me, I explained what I did and how muc it cost me. The Mgr payed half the cost of the possible fix to my problem. I drove the car for a few days and still after all that I still felt uncomfortable. I finaly tried several memory foam pillows to sit on. I have now choosen one of them and have been sitting on it ever since. ( My friends wfe makes fun of my cushion she calls it my booster seat) It is now toerable to drive but still uncomfortable.  If I could I would trade the car in to car max and purchase a different vehicle from a different manufacture but it is not in my budgetting at the moment. Hate to say it but this was my First  purchase of a Nissan Vehicle and probably is my last time buying a Nissan too..  Today’s date is Sept. 6  2018 Nothing has changed since my last posting on here. Best of luck to all that decide or has purchased one.