On the 2025 model, Nissan discontinued the blue color on all Versas, not just manual ones. And at this point, if you're going to order a Versa, it'll be a 2025 model, and thus won't be available in blue. However, 2024 Versas are still being delivered to dealers now (as of November/December 2024), some of which are blue manuals. So if you're lucky, you may still be able to get one, but it seems like most of them are being sold even before they reach the dealer's lot!
I had to get mine shipped cross country, dealership told me it was the first blue they had seen in a manual there wasn't one within 500 miles of my location had to wait 2 months almost to get it.
@@benjaminreneau8866 same situation here almost on my 2024 Versa S manual electric metallic blue . I put a down payment on the only one I could find - one that was due to be delivered in 3 weeks to the dealership , which was 250 miles from me . glad it worked out that way though because the dealership gave me a lifetime power train warranty . love this car so well worth the effort to get it .
Awesome vid! Would you say this is a fairly easy manual for a first time stick shift driver? I’m picking up my ‘24 from dealer tomorrow and it will be my first time. Diving in the deep end!
Yeah you got this just give it a little gas (get it around 1500 to 2000 rpm )and ease off the clutch slowly you'll get a feel for it. Once the revs stop dropping and start to rise you can get off the clutch. There will be a tighter spot on the clutch that youll feel and that's the bite point where the car will start to move. Stick isn't hard it just takes practice on flat ground you can even just ease off the clutch and get a feel for the bite point without using any gas id do it in a parking lot or something I wouldn't recommend not giving it any gas in traffic. You got this I did the same when I was 18 bought a manual car with no idea how to drive it had it down pretty well within a week or two. I'd highly recommend finding a dead spot in town and just keep driving around stopping and starting that's what I did.
@ dude I appreciate it! I love your driving it’s so smooth and you make it look easy. I’m 39, never driven stick, and just decided screw it, gotta learn somehow lol. Im in a small town so I’ll practice in parking lots. Just gotta get it back home from dealership 20 miles away with highway lol
@@benjaminreneau8866 update: driving this thing is a blast! tons of fun learning. any tips on 1-2 upshift to make it smoother? no matter what i try it's jerky as heck! thanks again!
@kch9394 I had that issue too I kind of treat it like starting still jerky sometimes. I ease off the clutch and ease into the gas at the same time. It's kind of hard to explain but basically I go the slowest off the clutch when starting and from first to second. Also I noticed it got better after like the first 1k miles. Clutches are basically made out of the same stuff as break pads so they have a break in period
Make some more videos about this car i want to buy my first new car im 23 but i have no credit but i heard nissan has a program where they work with first time buyers do u know anything about that? Im looking at getting the 2025 but i want to go ask nissan about their first time buyer program with no credit but im nervous about it if u know anything about that or can u make a video on how that process went i would love to see it
I have credit and have bought alot of cars so I'm not shure. But the best way to build your credit is get a few cards and only use at most 25% of your limit and pay them off every month the end of every month.
I had a 2020 and it was my first new car. I got rejected at first but the manager said he'll make a 2nd call to the finance peeps. It was a bad deal , the total cost would have been just over 36k after I made every payment. I tried to give it back after the 1st year but they never accepted so I let it get repo d . I did have issues that year
I know Toyota and probably a number of other auto manufacturers have first time buyer program as long as you don’t have bad credit even no credit is just fine but the stip is you have to have a four-year or higher college degree. Titled college grad finance offer
In my experience, most dealerships won't sell you a car with no credit score if they do, you need a co-signer and your interest rate gonna be high. Also even you have credit score but then they found out you only have 1 credit card they still ask a co-signer for the car still with high interest rate. However, if Nissan versa is under 20k you can down half so that you only have 10k loan I’m sure you can pay easily monthly.
On the 2025 model, Nissan discontinued the blue color on all Versas, not just manual ones. And at this point, if you're going to order a Versa, it'll be a 2025 model, and thus won't be available in blue. However, 2024 Versas are still being delivered to dealers now (as of November/December 2024), some of which are blue manuals. So if you're lucky, you may still be able to get one, but it seems like most of them are being sold even before they reach the dealer's lot!
I had to get mine shipped cross country, dealership told me it was the first blue they had seen in a manual there wasn't one within 500 miles of my location had to wait 2 months almost to get it.
@@benjaminreneau8866 same situation here almost on my 2024 Versa S manual electric metallic blue . I put a down payment on the only one I could find - one that was due to be delivered in 3 weeks to the dealership , which was 250 miles from me . glad it worked out that way though because the dealership gave me a lifetime power train warranty . love this car so well worth the effort to get it .
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Awesome vid! Would you say this is a fairly easy manual for a first time stick shift driver? I’m picking up my ‘24 from dealer tomorrow and it will be my first time. Diving in the deep end!
Yeah you got this just give it a little gas (get it around 1500 to 2000 rpm )and ease off the clutch slowly you'll get a feel for it. Once the revs stop dropping and start to rise you can get off the clutch. There will be a tighter spot on the clutch that youll feel and that's the bite point where the car will start to move. Stick isn't hard it just takes practice on flat ground you can even just ease off the clutch and get a feel for the bite point without using any gas id do it in a parking lot or something I wouldn't recommend not giving it any gas in traffic. You got this I did the same when I was 18 bought a manual car with no idea how to drive it had it down pretty well within a week or two. I'd highly recommend finding a dead spot in town and just keep driving around stopping and starting that's what I did.
@ dude I appreciate it! I love your driving it’s so smooth and you make it look easy. I’m 39, never driven stick, and just decided screw it, gotta learn somehow lol. Im in a small town so I’ll practice in parking lots. Just gotta get it back home from dealership 20 miles away with highway lol
@@kch9394 Thanks and you got it! It's alot easier than people make it seem once your on the highway you don't have to touch anything anyway.
@@benjaminreneau8866 update: driving this thing is a blast! tons of fun learning. any tips on 1-2 upshift to make it smoother? no matter what i try it's jerky as heck! thanks again!
@kch9394 I had that issue too I kind of treat it like starting still jerky sometimes. I ease off the clutch and ease into the gas at the same time. It's kind of hard to explain but basically I go the slowest off the clutch when starting and from first to second. Also I noticed it got better after like the first 1k miles. Clutches are basically made out of the same stuff as break pads so they have a break in period
Okay so I have 24’ GR Corolla, 25’ Supra manual, and 24’ Mx5 Recaro pkg. Why do I want this car so bad? 😂 tbh I would rather buy this than the Z.
Make some more videos about this car i want to buy my first new car im 23 but i have no credit but i heard nissan has a program where they work with first time buyers do u know anything about that? Im looking at getting the 2025 but i want to go ask nissan about their first time buyer program with no credit but im nervous about it if u know anything about that or can u make a video on how that process went i would love to see it
I have credit and have bought alot of cars so I'm not shure. But the best way to build your credit is get a few cards and only use at most 25% of your limit and pay them off every month the end of every month.
I had a 2020 and it was my first new car. I got rejected at first but the manager said he'll make a 2nd call to the finance peeps.
It was a bad deal , the total cost would have been just over 36k after I made every payment. I tried to give it back after the 1st year but they never accepted so I let it get repo d . I did have issues that year
I know Toyota and probably a number of other auto manufacturers have first time buyer program as long as you don’t have bad credit even no credit is just fine but the stip is you have to have a four-year or higher college degree. Titled college grad finance offer
In my experience, most dealerships won't sell you a car with no credit score if they do, you need a co-signer and your interest rate gonna be high. Also even you have credit score but then they found out you only have 1 credit card they still ask a co-signer for the car still with high interest rate. However, if Nissan versa is under 20k you can down half so that you only have 10k loan I’m sure you can pay easily monthly.
cheap only for college grads with 6 figure incomes.