Im 16 and planning on getting this car for my first car. Its very affordable, its newer so i wouldnt have to worry about issues too much. My grandma's 2001 xterra is supposed to be my first car, but its currently in a *very* unusable state, and it always had issues. So at this point im considering getting this car
when you go check out the vehicle at a dealer, asked for a 5% discount(doesn't hurt to ask) and keep in mind that the 2024 Versas will be hitting the floor room as well!
The Mitsubishi Mirages are around the same price range and those have 3 cylinder engines which you can get 41 mpg on the highway! That beats this car in fuel ⛽ economy if you're a gas saver.
same here! im 17, and I really want this car. Especially after considering how many cars I've looked at and I've just been like oh I want this, but I never really took the time out of my day to actually look into a car that I think I would actually like. This is like the 5th versa video I'm on so far, and quite frankly, I literally want this car. it's everything that you've listed it's very affordable. It's very new, so I wouldn't have to worry about issues, and on top of that, it's very stinkin' cute. You can't tell me this car isn't adorable.
Rented a SV for a week pleasantly surprised totally adequate daily driver, didn’t expect blind side monitoring in entry level car. Sports mode is good for downhill for engine braking. Only grips are infotainment is glitchy and too dim.
@@mvick07hoppus44 I'm liking it pretty well! Im not a skinny guy by any means but i dont have a hard time getting in and out of it. Before this all i had owned was trucks, and those are the easiest to get in and out of, and the versa wasnt hard to get used to. The inside is a little small, but nothing bad by any means, also you could use the smallness to lean your legs on the door and center part of the car for support if you wanted to for some reason. Also you can start the car by rolling it and then putting it in a gear and letting go of the clutch and the computer system does not freak out and just carries on like you started it the normal way. I have now had it a little above 100 mph and i wouldnt recommend it because on how high the rpm's are at that speed. The car tells me i get 40.2 MPG on average which is more than both my other trucks MPG combined haha. I really do recommend a Versa. Hope to get 300k+ out of mine over the next 20 or so years as long as I dont hit any deer.
@@NothinButCarReviews This Nissan Versa also known in Japan as Nissan Latio, in Southeast Asia as Nissan Almera, and in the Middle East as Nissan Sunny.
hey, i tried googling what it means but no luckk.. do you know whats the difference between the sv and the non sv models? im really liking these cars and i think ill get a secondhand older version.
@@NothinButCarReviews I live and work in Illinois, so the Versa would be perfect for there. But I want to do some long road trips as I get older. Wyoming is one place I want to explore - parks, monuments, forests, nature sightseeing, etc..I prefer paved roads and would stay one them as best I can. But I presume some places I drive may have dirt or gravel roads. I'd love the option to go on those type or roads if I can. Maybe the Versa is the wrong vehicle for that?
Manufacturers can definitely make more money offering LED, because on most cars, you have to buy a new headlight housing if the lights go bad compared to regular halogen/projector set ups with just a bulb.
I can tell Nissan downgraded it I’m the infotainment system has way thicker bezels and only one screen menu meanwhile my 21 sv has serious xm and more menus and less thicker bezels and etc they probably figured out they were making them too good so they downgraded it a bit unless you get a sr of course I’m glad I got a 21 and the possibly safety features too
Im 16 and planning on getting this car for my first car.
Its very affordable, its newer so i wouldnt have to worry about issues too much.
My grandma's 2001 xterra is supposed to be my first car, but its currently in a *very* unusable state, and it always had issues.
So at this point im considering getting this car
when you go check out the vehicle at a dealer, asked for a 5% discount(doesn't hurt to ask) and keep in mind that the 2024 Versas will be hitting the floor room as well!
Great starter car but will struggle in heavy winters but if you got no snow . This car is perfect for saving money 💴💯💯💯💯💯
I'm 18 and I recommend getting a Elantra or a Sentra just because of the price of the Versa
The Mitsubishi Mirages are around the same price range and those have 3 cylinder engines which you can get 41 mpg on the highway! That beats this car in fuel ⛽ economy if you're a gas saver.
same here! im 17, and I really want this car. Especially after considering how many cars I've looked at and I've just been like oh I want this, but I never really took the time out of my day to actually look into a car that I think I would actually like. This is like the 5th versa video I'm on so far, and quite frankly, I literally want this car. it's everything that you've listed it's very affordable. It's very new, so I wouldn't have to worry about issues, and on top of that, it's very stinkin' cute.
You can't tell me this car isn't adorable.
Excellent review!
Problem is not the price it's the interest rate that's going to make this thing 500 a month 🙄
mannnn you have to pay so much down to get it it 370's a month. trust me I know
@@devonsmith8891 what did you have to put down? $6k?
5,000 is more like it. and i still think that is waaaay too high. @@AOMVideoProductions
Rented a SV for a week pleasantly surprised totally adequate daily driver, didn’t expect blind side monitoring in entry level car. Sports mode is good for downhill for engine braking. Only grips are infotainment is glitchy and too dim.
i dont know if these cars will last but not a bad little car at all i think lots of people will like it
Very good review... Greetings from Brazil. We also have the Versa here in Sense, Advance trims and the more luxurious Exclusive trim.
just got a 2023 5 speed manual versa, drives great.
Nice, save the manuals! 😂
How you liking it? I need a cheap daily, I miss manual
@@mvick07hoppus44 I'm liking it pretty well! Im not a skinny guy by any means but i dont have a hard time getting in and out of it. Before this all i had owned was trucks, and those are the easiest to get in and out of, and the versa wasnt hard to get used to. The inside is a little small, but nothing bad by any means, also you could use the smallness to lean your legs on the door and center part of the car for support if you wanted to for some reason. Also you can start the car by rolling it and then putting it in a gear and letting go of the clutch and the computer system does not freak out and just carries on like you started it the normal way. I have now had it a little above 100 mph and i wouldnt recommend it because on how high the rpm's are at that speed. The car tells me i get 40.2 MPG on average which is more than both my other trucks MPG combined haha. I really do recommend a Versa. Hope to get 300k+ out of mine over the next 20 or so years as long as I dont hit any deer.
@Joe's Junkyard awesome man! Appreciate the reply. Finding one ain't easy near me!
@@NothinButCarReviews This Nissan Versa also known in Japan as Nissan Latio, in Southeast Asia as Nissan Almera, and in the Middle East as Nissan Sunny.
Great review!!
Good review. I’m back and forth between the Sentra and Versa.
I'd get the SR in either trim if I could, but I like the 2 liter better than the 1.6.
Versa is better. Ergonomics and driving dynamics are far superior. Versa is better than both the Sentra and Altima except for engine power.
I have to try to afford one of these cars bro.
nice review as per usual but for $800. more i would get the sentra
Sentra SR and Versa SR are the best bargains in my opinion, but Sentra SR all the way! :)
I wanted that color but Nissan had the white one only
And all the had for me was the grey or electric blue so blue it was
I own this. Thats not actually a sport mode, that can be used to enhance engine breaking at slopes. Check user manual
hey, i tried googling what it means but no luckk.. do you know whats the difference between the sv and the non sv models? im really liking these cars and i think ill get a secondhand older version.
Sv version has a few more standard options than S trim, SR, is more sport oriented and adds a few more standard features from SV
@@NothinButCarReviews Ok, thanks
The car price includes HST taxes or just MSRP price?
Just MSRP
Quiero comprar ese auto Nissan versa sv 2023
I hear the Mitsubishi Mirage is a better gas saver with it's 3 cylinder engine compared to this.
How would are car like this do on gravel or dirt roads? I plan on doing long distance road trips with occasional exploring of gravel/dirt roads.
Uhhh, wouldn’t recommend, but depends how “rugged” the roads.
@@NothinButCarReviews I live and work in Illinois, so the Versa would be perfect for there. But I want to do some long road trips as I get older. Wyoming is one place I want to explore - parks, monuments, forests, nature sightseeing, etc..I prefer paved roads and would stay one them as best I can. But I presume some places I drive may have dirt or gravel roads. I'd love the option to go on those type or roads if I can. Maybe the Versa is the wrong vehicle for that?
Look into the Kicks. Same engine, similar interior and price, just higher from the ground.
I'm trying to get base model of this with MT but for some reason two dealers don't want to sell me one. They keep pushing Sentra .
They don't get much profit from selling MT, they don't even want to sell Versa, they make more profit in other models.
They did the same thing to me!
2023 Nissan Versa SV 1.6L FWD Sedan!
Great job 👏 👍 👌
Thank you 👍
@@NothinButCarReviews no problem 😊 👌 👍 🙂 ☺ 😉 😊
Where can you buy it for 20k$? They don’t sell it for this price due to shortage. They require for basic meat trim 22,5k$
John Roberts Nissan in Manchester, TN
13000 m versa sv 20000 buy from me cali
Halogen lights are a bit disappointing. LED should be standard for all new cars ‘23 and beyond
Yes, but then manufacturers can’t make their money by offering higher trims. 😬
Manufacturers can definitely make more money offering LED, because on most cars, you have to buy a new headlight housing if the lights go bad compared to regular halogen/projector set ups with just a bulb.
i have the 2024 versa and it’s not push to start …
How much for total $$$?
Depends on sales tax rate in your state. Around $22-$23K out the door in Tennessee
Ots almost 18k with destination
I'd buy as soon as they improve that cvt tranny .
Most adults would be happier spending just a little more $$ and getting a Sentra.
I can tell Nissan downgraded it I’m the infotainment system has way thicker bezels and only one screen menu meanwhile my 21 sv has serious xm and more menus and less thicker bezels and etc they probably figured out they were making them too good so they downgraded it a bit unless you get a sr of course I’m glad I got a 21 and the possibly safety features too
I wouldn't spend 22k for a versa, mine as well get a Sentra or even an Altima
All cars are over price , just keep buying use and runnem down , and repeat , no car payment Wich is ridiculous , no full coverage insurance 😊😊😊
I prefer the barebones versa from years ago sold for 10000...cars are way too expensive now....all for useless gadgets.
Catch your breath before you start lol slowwww down talking
This was a great review