2021 Nissan Versa SR, small on the outside big on the inside!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2021
- 2021 Nissan Versa SR, small on the outside big on the inside!
In this video I review the 2021 Nissan Versa SR. The Versa has finally arrived back to Canada. The Versa is offered in manual and automatic, and under the hood it offers a 1.6lt 4 cylinder engine producing 122bhp. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
In other markets it is known as Nissan Almera. Here we are using the 1 liter 3 cylinder turbocharged engine. It is a fun car to drive . The 3 cylinder engine does not rattle or vibrate that much.
just got a new 23 Versa SR recently, lucked out and found one in N Texas over the New Yrs weekend. love the little car, hardly ever refill the tank. comfortable ride, the sound system pretty amazing, must be a Bose, cus it sounds just like my 22 Sentra SR's system. only thing that's got me puzzled is that it didn't come with fog-lights for some reason, like the 2022 SRs. currently been looking into ordering them through parts. ☮
I'm thinking of getting one of these. I'm not much on red cars, but this is a great color for this car.
This was very entertaining to watch! The trunk part was funny 😆
Great review!
Good review & great Nissan.
Nice review
great starter car
Rarley, if ever, have I ever used cruise control.
I use it all the time on the highway. I use it almost everywhere on cars that have adaptive cruise control.
You really should.. It keeps you at a steady pace, saves gas, and you don't have to worry about getting a speeding ticket.
@@bilahn1198 Guess I'm paranoid about something having control over my speed other than me. 😁
Hi enjoyed review..did u get a chance to go on the highway? How is merging and passing power? Thanks Dave
The Sentra is the baby Altima. The Versa is the newborn Altima.
All the Nissan sedans look the same just different sizes
Yeah but I really like it
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NISSAN Versa ❤️❤️❤️
My car is: 2015 Versa Note SV, 90K Miles, I paid $4,200 for a new CVT last month.
Did you keep the fluid changed in the original? Gotta keep it changed every 50,000 miles.
that should come with an armrest. i’m thinking about getting the 5-speed basic package with some add ons. i’m 6’4” and you look comfortable for 6’2”. thanks for the review
Arm rest available as a dealer install.
@@Mo.Jo. you serious? Omg I need one lol I have a Versa
The SR has LED headlamps. The lower models do not.
what is the use of the drive sport? and which shift i can use when im going down road?
I don't see this outselling the Sentra.. The Sentra has heated steering wheel, NASA seats, dual zone climate, adaptive CC... I'm definitely paying the little bit extra especially for the heated steering wheel and adaptive cruise control. Great review tho, thanks!
I don’t think so but you never know
3:13 the fact that the SR badge is that askew would drive me up a wall. It doesn't matter that the light's at an angle, a badge should be level!
I am a midget , this car will be perfect for me.
Is there rear fog light? And how much gear shift number?
Is there really much of a difference between the SV and SR?
Very nice blogger ... respect you... thank you
Go Leafs eh? Drinking Timmy Horton’s and listening to Helix buddy.
small practical city car and not bad for this price
Definitely
I agree! I love this price 😍
You keep saying basic. But that's not basic compared to older cars. Apple car play and android auto is not a basic feature for me.
I have driven a versa in snow and nearly died. Can't handle icy roads. Changed to a Tesla now. Nothing precious than life
it lacks temperature gauge
What happened to the Versa Note? The should kept the note and discontinue the sedan since the Sentra is around.
They discontinued the maxima
@@LivinGood125 I don’t think they did.
@@muny_man they did, the 20th anniversary of the maxima will be the last one. The salesman told me that at nissan. I bought the 2021 Nissan Versa 5 months ago.. lol
Unless they changed their minds but maximas are done from my understanding
@@LivinGood125 Wow. I wonder what will replace it. I love the maxima for all it’s luxury features.
@@LivinGood125 what trim did you get?
Nissan is dope if they would ditch cvt. Add more hp. Ambient lighting and a new radio on the platinum trims but some ppl hate everything to be all electronic
Most individuals here in Los Angeles average 5’8 lol
Myself included
Same
I like the car but whys the driving wheel flat on bottom, hmm
It makes it easy to get in and out of the car. It's comfortable and it looks cool
They last about 10 months that's why its so cheap
Thinks about language Arabic
Too bad it's a Nissan which will be out of business soon.
How long will this car last ?
Probably not very long it s a Nissan after all
@@michaellyons3643 should last at least 10 years depending on how much you use it
The engine from the Versa is a Renault engine .. i had nissan car Nissan Platina since 2003 ( every parts inside and outside are renault ) and they were pretty good car 189k kilometers !! The belt snapped in 2015 and bent valves othervise no problems at all !! This one use a timing chain so if i think it would last 150-200K kms easy with proper maintenance..
You forgot to mention the horrible JATCO CVT7 that will fail early and often.
@Ken K I hope your right but I wouldn't trust a Nissan CVT right now. Hardly any of them over 200k miles on their original CVTs at least according to used car sites.
I just picked up one of these cars about 3 weeks ago. I have no complaints with the transmission and works fine.
@@josephmac2386 Brand new? If so the failure rate range for these are 30 to 90k miles for many owners. Not saying all fail but the % of Toyota or Honda CVTs failing pre-maturely is much lower.
All manufacturers have issues with transmission, my sisters Ford Focus is on its third transmission, my dads Kia Soul is on its second. So it’s not just Nissan
@@Snakeyes11123 Very true, the most reliable transmissions now are found in hybrids and EVs. Your right too, its not just Nissan but after 20 years of bad press, lawsuits, and a lot of angry owner reviews, Nissan has got a bad rep when it comes to their JATCO CVTs.