Watching this is so nostalgic for me, even if it's only been a month since my car was totaled. Pro tip, you won't always beat that yellow light, and if you don't a silver versa hatch might tear off your front drivers side tire with its face while making a left turn on a solid green arrow. My car was the exact same as this one and it served me very well for 6 years. I only had to replace the battery once, back in 2017, and because I got the oil changed regularly it was going real strong and could have lasted me much longer. This car could have been trucking as long as my moms 2005 altima if it weren't for crv drivers that are in a big damn hurry to get to nowhere special.
Sorry to hear that. I bought the 2012 hatchback new in the silver color. It's a neat little car. The only "problem" I've had with it was the recall for the Takata air bag inflators. Unfortunately Nissan has powered-down the new Versa hatchbacks to 109 hp from 122 hp and switched from the 4-speed auto transmission to a CVT transmission, so I don't think I'll be buying a new Versa when the time comes.
popcorngoddess89 & texman81| Must ask both of you since you driven this model enough to know: I have heard the constant complaint about the Versas is when the transmission fails... reportedly the price of getting a new transmission is shockingly high ($3,000 to $4,000). Is this problem really common or it only happens to just a minority of Versa owners? Reason I asked: I am interested in a used 2012 Nissan Versa 1.8 S four-door Hatchback 4A at my local used car dealer. Price (as of 2018) is $3,990 with 164,000 miles on it. Automatic 4-Speed transmission. Not knowing the history of that hatchback (whether it has previous transmission problems or soon will), should I still consider this car?
@@MoniqueFromPlymouth the CVT version of this car will cost you 4k to repair. Get the 4 speed AT automatic transmission, much cheaper to repair if it fails.
Nice vid Jake!! Your work is amazing for your age haha! Quick question, and it doesn't relate to this video at all, but I figured I'd ask you because you seem to know a pretty good amount about cars. I am looking to buy my first car in a few months, I will have close to $7000 and am wondering which car is the best bang for your buck when it comes to reliability. Also, that money will factor into insurance costs. Nothing fancy, just something that can get me from point A to point B. Also, I'm looking at cars between the years 1990-2005. What do you think would be a good pick? I am currently looking at the 2001-2005 Honda Civic Coupe. Thanks!
A close friend of mine has an 01 Civic EX coupe and its a great car! They're a little too dime a dozen for me and you do have to watch out for transmission issues in them but they are fantastic, cheap cars. If you are working with a budget that large and want to have some money left over I would also recommend a CB7 Accord (For obvious reasons).
I Heard those versas had awful Tire air system, They tend to fail as the car ages, However those versas CVT's Last longer than any other Nissan since it has a really low powered 4 cylinder, These last longer. I'm Not a fan with the design, If I were to buy one I'd buy one with close proximity (Intelligent key)
my parents just allowed me to inherit this car. Watching this, it makes me so proud to be an owner. Thank you, Nissan.
Mine handles well in the mountains driving the twisty turning roads. Still a great small car to own.
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I have this car and it's pretty good. Interior is big compared to how small the car looks from outside.
I dream of that car maybe one day I can buy my Nissan Versa I travel by bus or on my way to work especially with this pandemic. I live in Honduras
I love hatchbacks. Nice humbly styled cars.
best of luck i believe in you
Watching this is so nostalgic for me, even if it's only been a month since my car was totaled. Pro tip, you won't always beat that yellow light, and if you don't a silver versa hatch might tear off your front drivers side tire with its face while making a left turn on a solid green arrow. My car was the exact same as this one and it served me very well for 6 years. I only had to replace the battery once, back in 2017, and because I got the oil changed regularly it was going real strong and could have lasted me much longer. This car could have been trucking as long as my moms 2005 altima if it weren't for crv drivers that are in a big damn hurry to get to nowhere special.
Sorry to hear that. I bought the 2012 hatchback new in the silver color. It's a neat little car. The only "problem" I've had with it was the recall for the Takata air bag inflators. Unfortunately Nissan has powered-down the new Versa hatchbacks to 109 hp from 122 hp and switched from the 4-speed auto transmission to a CVT transmission, so I don't think I'll be buying a new Versa when the time comes.
popcorngoddess89 & texman81| Must ask both of you since you driven this model enough to know: I have heard the constant complaint about the Versas is when the transmission fails... reportedly the price of getting a new transmission is shockingly high ($3,000 to $4,000). Is this problem really common or it only happens to just a minority of Versa owners?
Reason I asked: I am interested in a used 2012 Nissan Versa 1.8 S four-door Hatchback 4A at my local used car dealer. Price (as of 2018) is $3,990 with 164,000 miles on it. Automatic 4-Speed transmission. Not knowing the history of that hatchback (whether it has previous transmission problems or soon will), should I still consider this car?
@@MoniqueFromPlymouth the CVT version of this car will cost you 4k to repair. Get the 4 speed AT automatic transmission, much cheaper to repair if it fails.
I have this exact same model except the wheels were upgraded. It has done 150k so far till Aug 2019.
My friend has one and her odometer reads 2,00,601 miles on it
Do you press the brake before you start the car up
Thinking of a Nissan hatchback myself as I have a Nissan Frontier and it has 260k!
This is very confortable
5:14 , 1.8 L, 4 CYLINDER, 122 HORSE POWER, @ 5200 RPM, 127 FI LBS TORQUE, @ 4800 RPM 24/ 32 MPG
We have a 2011 Nissan Versa, it's a good little car.
Nice vid Jake!! Your work is amazing for your age haha! Quick question, and it doesn't relate to this video at all, but I figured I'd ask you because you seem to know a pretty good amount about cars. I am looking to buy my first car in a few months, I will have close to $7000 and am wondering which car is the best bang for your buck when it comes to reliability. Also, that money will factor into insurance costs. Nothing fancy, just something that can get me from point A to point B. Also, I'm looking at cars between the years 1990-2005. What do you think would be a good pick? I am currently looking at the 2001-2005 Honda Civic Coupe. Thanks!
A close friend of mine has an 01 Civic EX coupe and its a great car! They're a little too dime a dozen for me and you do have to watch out for transmission issues in them but they are fantastic, cheap cars. If you are working with a budget that large and want to have some money left over I would also recommend a CB7 Accord (For obvious reasons).
great tour thanks
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Do u know how to set up the bluetooth from car to phone?? I have the exact car but don't know how to set it up since its little different
Same Here. Found out yet?
Very good review.
Lol I just got this exact car for $600 in great condition
2002?
2002-2017 the same car
How that cheap?
What’s the connect ??
hi...
I have aquestion
about sensational in the tire .
my sensational backleft tire stocked where I get it ? please iam in iraq
my 330ci has more rear seat space lol. still a nice daily beater though!
I Heard those versas had awful Tire air system, They tend to fail as the car ages, However those versas CVT's Last longer than any other Nissan since it has a really low powered 4 cylinder, These last longer. I'm Not a fan with the design, If I were to buy one I'd buy one with close proximity (Intelligent key)
Does the seat have a lower feature to bring it down?
Where the aux part
good pep to it
Please how does it cost?? I'm in ghana
Monica Benewaa Its sold. This video is from almost 6 years ago.
@@Jakeman21642 Please how does it cost?? I'm in Nigeria. I will send you check for $30k and you send me back the difference for it
@@Sebastian16753 Bro I'm not an exporter I just make videos.
Where is this car located
This video is from 2014. Its sold
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the engine is very noisy...
Its a Nissan Versa...
@@Jakeman21642 I know ...I have one
This is not a versa, this is a tiida hatchback
Versa in USA
Rubbish review.
Duncan Idaho Really means a lot coming from a channel with no content or subscribers.
@@Jakeman21642 Mannnn this was a good review dude. Thank you.
@@Jakeman21642 lol