I've always like nissans. Problem has always been the dumb cvt that gives out. This is great with the manual

I think some people judge a car by it's brand or value or size, but if you're able to look past that is where you find real value.

No matter how much you preach to most buyers about not overspending, they will turn around and buy a giant uber-expensive vehicle they don't need.

I recently got my 2024. It brings back so much of the memories of back in the day when I had a 1994 Sentra XE. Even though it wasn't the SE-R, I loved driving that thing so much and love the Versa just the same. The shifter feels a lot like that car. The 38 mpg is a huge plus now that gas prices are up. The best things about a car like this that it doesn't pretend to be what it's not and there are very few complex features that will cost a lot when they break. The only feature I really wish it had is the drop down seat, even one that wasn't 60/40 would have added so much value.

I currently drive a 2019 Prius which I love but I’m starting my college program this fall (a little late in life) and need to reduce my car payment by a lot. I’ve been only searching for very old Corollas or Yaris’ and it’s almost impossible but I just realized I could get one of these for a super good price plus warranty.

those roads look awesome to drive on

Definitely a good deal and what more people should be buying. That being said, I think I'm more used to nicer and more fun cars and I'm actually into cars. It'd be hard to get back into an econobox with not much going for it, but the price is kind of insane for a new car.

I think I’ve seen 74% as the value retention on this at five years. It’s going to be very hard to go wrong when the average new vehicle purchase is in the 40’s.

also I get 90s car feeling, direct steering connection, sound and all it's fun to drive, but if you're going long distances that's not ideal, that when you want modern feeling vehicle that is not tiresome

This has become my dream car. Might get one. Shopping interest rates at the moment.

Bro won’t switch gear, driving me nuts always at the 3000 rpm’s lol

Agreed. Great car for the price. I have stalled it a couple of times, but did not have the low power issue. Maybe it's not in 2024 model?

You’re much more of a car person and I’m wondering your opinion on the Japanese vs French influences on this car. My understanding of French cars is that they could be similarly unreliable as a British car . The French can have quirky controls but seem to stress a good controlled ride. This thing looks more Japanese . If you were to divide it into percentages would you say 60% Japanese 40% French influence in engineering ? I guess I’m optimistic and it looks like 80+% Japanese .

They got you in that new Versa 😂. Seriously a manual is great no matter the car.

The only thing i dont like about my 2024 versa s compared to my 2005 toyota i traded in, is that I feel like the car is sensitive to wind and drafts from other cars. I also got thrown around by water in the road. My old car used to do that too even despite being AWD, but i feel like the steering is also a lot more sensitive compared to it, so i tend to wayyyy overcorrect and jerk the car a little or sway it. But I figure ill get used to it eventually.

If I could find a manual in my area for 3000 our less i'd get it, but the value is hard if anybody needs my car when I'm sick or something

Point A to B that’s all that matters!

In my opinion nothing can beat mk6-7 VW golf tdi in terms of value for money. It's not the cheapest to maintain, but it also doesn't feel like an economy car. It's really quiet, has an overall solid feeling and blends right in which I love. The R&D vag group puts in golf is crazy and that comes across. My sister has one and we both recently test drove mercedes glc and even though we decided glc300de is suitable as her next car, that only proved to me how good the golf is.

that sticker on the driverside would drive me nuts!

I just got a 2024 manual. 170 miles on it after today’s commute. It seems like the AC compressor cycles on and off very frequently. Is that normal for you?

Last month i rent one of this and mpg was 34 average. But at the pump gas was $80 for a full tank. Ouch 😣.

Does it have auto start/stop?

You're reving 3000 rpm at 40 miles/hour. That's just waste of fuel

Im looking into the versa because it cokes with a manual, and it's cheap, but i feel like versa's are just so damn ugly.

any problems with the car ?

How is it in the snow?

cars dont hold their value its the fact of inflation that holds the value!! I would never buy a 2020 for the price of a new one!!! thats just dumb!!!

whats the location ?

This car is 18k or more brand new