Total Reviews: 6
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Good for the price by JohnMike from Quebec, QC |
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Date: 05/27/12
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Pros:
Space, comfort
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Cons:
Mileage not as advertised, some extra cheap components, bas service from my dealer, warranty sucks.
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I paid 15 000 for this car. So far, it's delivering well, but some awkward issues are starting to appear that I feel are related to the price vs quality of the car.
In the end, you end up paying more after, while you could have paid more up front. For example, the brake pads in the front don't use equaly. Pressure isin't applied
correctly. The remote lock doesn't lock the right door anymore. You need to push harder on the button, so the electronic lock isin't able to work as intended. The
electrical ground is rotten after only 3 years of use. The exhaust was rotten after only 3 years (where the joint isin't made of stainless). Mine drinks 10L/100KM.
Transmission shaft rough. Failed starts during cold weather, happens more and more. Otherwise, it's a nice car. Comfy, runs smooth, good direction, suspension feels
smooth, i feel safe during the winter season, not too noisy, lots of space inside to sit 5 people, even tho the engine will have a hard time to carry them all :)
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CVT Transmission Horrible!! by Wilson from Somerset, KY |
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Date: 01/06/11
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Pros:
Small care with lots of room.
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Cons:
CVT Transmission, Small Gas Tank Requiring Frequent Refills.
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I have drove the car a lot. The transmission has never acted right. I have 75k miles on it now and it is on it's
second transmission and has already had to be serviced again. I will never buy a CVT transmission again!
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Nissan Versa Buyer beware of japanese junk by Max Donati from Corrnwall, Ontario |
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Date: 07/15/09
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Pros:
Could be a good car
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Cons:
Constant pulling to the left on the highway. Nissan not fixing defect.
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I leased a 2008 Versa Hatchback SL in Montreal, Quebec in july 2008. The car pulls to the left constantly on the highway whether I am on the right
or left shoulder of the road. I have to constantly fight the steering wheel that wants to go left. The local dealership tried several times to
rectify the defect by doing several wheel allignements, replacing the steereing mechanism and replacing one tire until the Versa run out of the
warranty. Once out of warranty they wanted me to pay to continue with theyr useless attempts to fix the problem. I find it very dangerous to drive
this Nissan Versa that wants always to go left. One time that I took my hands off the steering wheel for a split second on the highway 20 from
Ontario to Montreal on a strech of road reduced to one lane because of road repairs the Versa hatchback weered to left very rapidly and it hit a
cone rubber pilon with minor cosmetic damage to the front left side of the car and left rearview mirror. The service manager at the dealership
scolded me saying that I am not supposed to ever let go of the steering wheel. In my 49 years of driving several cars I never had this problem. He
should know that no cars should pull so hard to the left. I just found out that this is a well known problem by Nissan (check tis out:
https://x.nissanhelp.com/forums/versa/4007-versa-veers-left-right.html) and they choose to argue and fight with the customer to save money and not
fix the defect.I wish I had known this before I leased this peace of japanese junk. I have 4 years left on the lease and I feel very much taken by
Nissan in leasing me a car with such a terrible defect. Like the motto on the Quebec licence says "Je me souviens" and I let all the people that
ask me how I like my car know.
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2008 Versa SL By Jerboy from Oakville, Ontario |
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Date: 08/09/08
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Pros:
peppy, responsive steering
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Cons:
rattles in dash
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We love this car EXCEPT for the rattles. The dealer has tried to correct this problem but we still have issues with rattles from the front
dash. Besides that, the car runs fantastic. Comfortable ride, good fuel consumption and lots of room.
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2008 Versa SL w/CVT from Houston, TX |
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Date: 06/29/08
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Pros:
You honestly don't feel like you're driving a compact...Great value, Great car!
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Cons:
Haven't found any.
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I love this car! I am very impressed with the features offered in such a small package. Honestly when I'm driving it doesn't feel
like a small car (and I came out of an 8 yr old Taurus). I got the CVT which is totally different than than the 4AT as far as ride, pickup.
I test drove the 4AT 1st(as it's cheaper), but didn't like it at all. .pickup way too slow and noisy. I seriously considered the
Honda Fit, but the Versa fuel tank is 3 gallons larger & many of it's options such as intelligent key (wonderful for women. .no
digging in your purse for a key to unlock doors or even start car), Bluetooth (also wonderful for women who hate digging in their purse for
a ringing phone while driving. .just push the button on the steering wheel to talk) aren't offered on the Fit. Nissan dealer is 4 miles
from my house for service too & Nissan had a 1.9% rate too =)
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Great Big/Little Car from Houston, TX |
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Date: 05/18/08
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Pros:
Everything.
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Cons:
None, so far.
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I absolutely love this car. It's fun to drive and it really is a midsize car, very roomy, and classy. I really think I'm driving some
big luxury car because it has a big car feel. My husband (GMAC) man is very satisfied with this car. I was knocked off my feet when
he said "I really like the look and the way it drives." This is our 1st Nissan and 1st foreign car and we love our new
Nissan Versa.
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