@@FATTIEASMR I mean, neither of these cars are meant to drag race at all... Although, if you really want to get into it both cars do 0-60 in about 9-10 seconds, with the versa only coming in faster by about 0.8 seconds.
@@FATTIEASMR Because mitsubishi is holding on by a thread in the US, and people who buy the mirage buy it because of its reliability. I wouldnt call the versa reliable, but its definitely better than the mirage. I think the versa might actually push the mirage out of the market.
My girlfriend owns a Scion iA. It has 106hp and is scary to drive on highways sometimes because of how slow it is. I cannot imagine how this 70hp car feels when you’re trying to merge and a semi can’t get over or stop in time.
@@stumpf9938 I rarely see Mirages or Versas or Scions on the highway, and I think that’s a testament to their true purpose- affordable city cars. Sometimes I see CH-Rs on the highway (which interestingly enough is SLOWER to 60 than a Versa) and I wonder how it got there.
2015 Mirage owner here with 312,000 miles on it......BEST CAR I'VE EVER OWNED! Still haven't had any problems out of the car, and it's been a life saver with the way gas and everything else has gone up! Definitely a wise investment for someone who doesn't give a sht about what people think but want good reliable transportation.
I'd have to disagree, sometimes walking or cycling can be enjoyable. but in many cases people buy huge SUVs when this is all they really should need to be satisfied
Buddy of mine has had one for around 8 years as a hatchback with 71hp. It's been very reliable and great on fuel, and it gets you from A to B. The build quality is extremely cheap but functional, but it's obviously quite the uncomfortable little egg. Really not bad though for shorter commutes
Short commutes? Ive driven my 2017 SE across the US 3 times now and many other roadtrips here in the US, somehow not dead yet but the car is holding up great.
they're meant for heavier loads (hence higher torque) and we can safely say most won't even carry that much shit with them all the time Also i think they chose the wrong configurations turning miles per gallon into gallons per mile 🤷♂️
People love to rag on the Mirage (I remember Doug Demuro calling it one of the worst cars he'd ever reviewed) but I like it. I think we need more small, cheap, entry level cars, especially with rising fuel costs. Plus, and I know someone will give me shit for saying this, but the roads would be a hell of a lot nicer with less gargantuan SUVs and pickups and more cars like this.
@@bbcraz1226 That's pretty much why I stopped watching him. I thought he was a bit of a snob. Granted, this was back in 2018, so for all I know maybe he's improved since then, but his attitudes at the time were enough to turn me off.
Yes i wish they would bring back cheap cars again like they used to have like Honda Nissan and so on. Because know everything is so expensive all these new cars and work trucks used to be priced as work trucks now a work truck is like $70,000 it’s insane and crazy it’s not worth it at all. I wish we could get the Honda K cars from Japan to the US
There's nothing wrong with It. It just drives like a piece of hot turd on the road. Doug is not wrong. For the price I would buy the Fiat 500. Faster, better looking, and more comfortable.
Why is it a pos exactly? It even has cruise control. It’s a fine car for going from A to B if you like a cheap no nonsense car. And very cheap to run so you can save up for better cars!
Ive had one of these for over 40k miles. Let me dispel some myths. The speed- It is slow. But it can get up to 70 to 80mph (avg interstate speeds) completely fine as long as you dont feather foot the pedal. It is not scary at all to get on the highway The interior build quality is cheap but solid. Besides maintenance- ive not had to do anything else to it
@@MrBlaze256unfortunately coupes aren’t selling too hot in most markets nowadays due to the SUV boom, which I assume is why Mitsubishi released the car this way. Well that, and they literally can’t afford to take any huge risks since they’re already in shambles within the US anyway.
OP is capping... You dont get to 70-80 mph easilly. Flooring it take over 10 sec to get to 70. The wheels are so small that if you take a ramp or any turn too fast(too fast for THIS car), you will be on 3 wheels. I bought cheap wider wheels and it helped with the cornering but you can't do anything about the unsafe acceleration. Solid interior 😂 This car produces a lot of wind and tire noise. My rear defogger fell off and the dealership said the only option is to replace the entire rear window which meant an entirely new hatch. My 2018 Mirage was only 2 years old at that time. Maintenance free... Tell that to my transmission that was over heating at 40k miles, even though transmission fluid was changed.
@@MrBlaze256 Are you trying to tell me that only the manual is good? Are you trying to tell me to not buy like 90% of Mirage's made since like only 10% of them in the US are manual? "Don't buy this car unless you can find the rare one." Stop playing...
For those on here saying "Why buy a Mirage when you can get a Versa for close to the same price?" understand that after dealer fees, tax, tag, and title, the base CVT Versa is still going to be $2 to $3k more than a top trim SE Mirage. Also the Mirage has proven reliability regarding the use of the JATCO CVT7 going back a decade. The Nissan Versa cannot say the same at all.
The CVT in my original owner 2018 Mirage was over heating at 40k even though I changed the fluid, and continued to over heat all the way to 98k miles, when I get rid of the pos. I was VERY pissed off after doing research on Jatco and made it clear how disappointed I was that they are using such horrible transmissions in their vehicles on the show room floor in front of customers. I said it pretty loudly that "a car with under 100 crank hp shouldn't be over heating a transmission." I got looks from a few salesman but I didn't care. I still have vids saved on my computer of it doing even after they warranty fixed components because they refused to just get me a new transmission just two years after purchase.
Ive owned alot of vehicles. this one has been the most reliable in my opinion. 300,000and counting. 100% better than toyota even. Every other brand is dog shit now. Sure this car is slow and has nothing fancy bit it works every time. And i have saved enough on fuel to buy another one.
I thought it had been in a rear end collision, at first. I sat in one of these at a car show circa 2015 and I swear the door panels were held in with deck screws. I know some people want the secure feeling of having a new car with a warranty, but the idea of financing one of these things for 5 years fills me with sadness.
Rented one lf these in Mexico, it lacked a rear view camera and i think ABS and side airbags… it was pretty fun to whip around the streets of Mexico City, fun little thing.
what? ahahahahahah the standard Panda has 70 hp it's not like we drive 35 hp cars like in the 70s 😂 Moreover the exact same car is sold also in Italy, same engine just it's a 5 door citycar and not a 4 door one. And it's not like it sells like hot cakes...
I mean for how basic this car is & the price. It still has nice features. Touch screen with Bluetooth. Collision warning. Power everything other than seats. But the 3 cylinder engine 😂. 78 hp?? May as well put a golf cart engine in there.
It's for people who don't know anything about cars and wanting to be independent. My cousin bought one of these a month ago (I believe she got hit already) after she bought a car from an auction that was a manual. Despite being offered to be taught how to drive standard she traded it in for a Mirage. We all told her off from buying one of these and told her to get other used cars such as a prius but she ended up buying it anyway. overall I'd say I wish the insurance company totals it but knowing her I have a suspicion she would skip gap insurance...
This is the only new car I would buy. It's like a modern day geo metro. Looks easy to work on and I've been seeing them with 300k miles on stick shift ones
Had a brief test drive for the first time and it's very agricultural and interior screams spartan. I like the 3 cylinder note but it's way overpriced. It felt like a car that should be the cheapest car in the world. The CVT felt fragile as well.
Beef up the engine slightly, I mean like slightly... put a little turbo, nothing crazy and bring the HP/Torque to about 100 to 110 HP and you'll have a great little car that you won't be terrified of driving in fast moving traffic
It would be nice if it at-least had close to 100hp that would make it more safer when your trying to pass someone or getting in the highway at highway speeds. Honestly if I had money and money was not a issue I would buy one of these in stick and do a engine swap. After doing that this car would be truly amazingly fast lol
The Versa is better and now officially cheaper, given its reduced price and superior engine. So long as you get the Versa in a manual (yes learn how to drive a manny, it's the best anti-theft tool, plus Nissan's CVTs suck), it can last you 300,000 miles with good maintenance
You all know that if Mitsubishi decided to make a new lancer (not the newer fugly hatchback lookin' ones, i'm talkin' evo 7) this thing would be immediately be thrown to the pound. You wish they'd make a new one.
if americans could take a look at the crappy Mirage we receive in Panamá, they wouldn’t call that simple 😭😭😭😭😭 that’s a Benz level equipment in comparison.
@@saskimo3932 god awful build quality, crazy body roll, stiff seats, the metal is super thin, acceleration is so slow it’s considered unsafe by some metrics, and overall just a garbage car. The Nissan Sentra and Kia Rio are significantly better cars for just a little bit more money.
@@Apeman_king_of_apes Ive had no issues getting to highway speeds safely? Ive drove my for 40k miles in all conditions- rural counties and packed cities- and have not felt once "this car is so slow its not safe" I will agree on the stiff seats but Im not much of a stickler for seats. The metal is thin and there isnt much noise deadening. The body roll issue on the other hand- if you are driving normally- you really shouldnt experience much issues.
Full Review: th-cam.com/video/66JdjSHrXRY/w-d-xo.html
Not anymore, they raised prices. Nissan Versa is now cheaper and it actually has enough power to get out of its own way
I don’t understand why the mirage still exists when the Versa is overall a better car and as a plus would smoke the mirage in a drag race
@@FATTIEASMR I mean, neither of these cars are meant to drag race at all... Although, if you really want to get into it both cars do 0-60 in about 9-10 seconds, with the versa only coming in faster by about 0.8 seconds.
@@FATTIEASMR Because mitsubishi is holding on by a thread in the US, and people who buy the mirage buy it because of its reliability. I wouldnt call the versa reliable, but its definitely better than the mirage. I think the versa might actually push the mirage out of the market.
My girlfriend owns a Scion iA. It has 106hp and is scary to drive on highways sometimes because of how slow it is. I cannot imagine how this 70hp car feels when you’re trying to merge and a semi can’t get over or stop in time.
@@stumpf9938 I rarely see Mirages or Versas or Scions on the highway, and I think that’s a testament to their true purpose- affordable city cars. Sometimes I see CH-Rs on the highway (which interestingly enough is SLOWER to 60 than a Versa) and I wonder how it got there.
2015 Mirage owner here with 312,000 miles on it......BEST CAR I'VE EVER OWNED! Still haven't had any problems out of the car, and it's been a life saver with the way gas and everything else has gone up! Definitely a wise investment for someone who doesn't give a sht about what people think but want good reliable transportation.
By that you mean it sucks for the people stuck behind you. It's similarly priced to a nissan versa, but you don't get any of the same features.
Just don't ever get into an accident, ok?
@@justinkaufman495womp womp who cares
@@kayj2968 your mom did last night.
Inside.is.like the Space Star in europa
Third class riding is always better than first class walking.
What’s first class walking😭😭 an attendant with u while ur walking
@@kevowtf lolololololololololol
I'd have to disagree, sometimes walking or cycling can be enjoyable. but in many cases people buy huge SUVs when this is all they really should need to be satisfied
@@zacharyreynolds4303when capitalism is owned by corporations. They make you think you need that 5MPG monstrosity
@@zacharyreynolds4303 Please look up what an idiom is, i can explain more clearly if you still don't understand.
Buddy of mine has had one for around 8 years as a hatchback with 71hp.
It's been very reliable and great on fuel, and it gets you from A to B.
The build quality is extremely cheap but functional, but it's obviously quite the uncomfortable little egg.
Really not bad though for shorter commutes
Short commutes? Ive driven my 2017 SE across the US 3 times now and many other roadtrips here in the US, somehow not dead yet but the car is holding up great.
Yes i have now..very fuel effecient.cold aircon..not heavy to drive..very comfortable..
I love how it just looks like a late 00’s econo box that someone put an expensive head unit in
Lol. Fur reel
Looks like a late 00's econo box that was some teens first car to modify
It basically is, just had a few facelifts scince then, same for the chevy spak was until 22
That's all 90% of Americans need instead of 4x4 v8 trucks and complaining about gas prices 🤷♂️
they're meant for heavier loads (hence higher torque) and we can safely say most won't even carry that much shit with them all the time
Also i think they chose the wrong configurations turning miles per gallon into gallons per mile 🤷♂️
People love to rag on the Mirage (I remember Doug Demuro calling it one of the worst cars he'd ever reviewed) but I like it. I think we need more small, cheap, entry level cars, especially with rising fuel costs. Plus, and I know someone will give me shit for saying this, but the roads would be a hell of a lot nicer with less gargantuan SUVs and pickups and more cars like this.
He's completely out of touch
@@bbcraz1226 That's pretty much why I stopped watching him. I thought he was a bit of a snob. Granted, this was back in 2018, so for all I know maybe he's improved since then, but his attitudes at the time were enough to turn me off.
@@IVR02 I feel like he cares more about infotainment than anything that actually matters in a car
Yes i wish they would bring back cheap cars again like they used to have like Honda Nissan and so on. Because know everything is so expensive all these new cars and work trucks used to be priced as work trucks now a work truck is like $70,000 it’s insane and crazy it’s not worth it at all. I wish we could get the Honda K cars from Japan to the US
There's nothing wrong with It. It just drives like a piece of hot turd on the road. Doug is not wrong. For the price I would buy the Fiat 500. Faster, better looking, and more comfortable.
This car used to be the cheapest, a new one will run you $17,000 at my local Texas dealership.
17k for this pos? yikes
@@GewelReal Yeah, I had the choice between a 2012 WRX my buddy built wanted to sell, and this... I think the choice was obvious.
@@GewelRealit's not a pos. Modern day geo metro and people loved those.
Why is it a pos exactly? It even has cruise control. It’s a fine car for going from A to B if you like a cheap no nonsense car. And very cheap to run so you can save up for better cars!
1.2L 78 hp 💪💪💪💪💪
I’ll just put a laptop and I’ll gap anyone
@@JulesJules707 not exactly how that works
@@vinyl_2784yo leave that kid he thinks connecting a laptop to any car magically downloads more horses on ur slow ass car
😂
@@vinyl_2784Shhhhh 🤫
i heard they are gonna make a Ralliart evo version with 3 extra hp
lol
I saw one at the dealer the other day. It was quite a few decals. I'd say 5 extra hp MINIMUM
I've got one... It's only difference is a logo on the floor mats 😂. No joke
Ive had one of these for over 40k miles. Let me dispel some myths.
The speed- It is slow. But it can get up to 70 to 80mph (avg interstate speeds) completely fine as long as you dont feather foot the pedal. It is not scary at all to get on the highway
The interior build quality is cheap but solid.
Besides maintenance- ive not had to do anything else to it
To bad they didn't build as a sporty looking 2 door like the old mirage. People would be buying the hell out of them
@@MrBlaze256unfortunately coupes aren’t selling too hot in most markets nowadays due to the SUV boom, which I assume is why Mitsubishi released the car this way. Well that, and they literally can’t afford to take any huge risks since they’re already in shambles within the US anyway.
OP is capping... You dont get to 70-80 mph easilly. Flooring it take over 10 sec to get to 70. The wheels are so small that if you take a ramp or any turn too fast(too fast for THIS car), you will be on 3 wheels. I bought cheap wider wheels and it helped with the cornering but you can't do anything about the unsafe acceleration.
Solid interior 😂 This car produces a lot of wind and tire noise. My rear defogger fell off and the dealership said the only option is to replace the entire rear window which meant an entirely new hatch. My 2018 Mirage was only 2 years old at that time.
Maintenance free... Tell that to my transmission that was over heating at 40k miles, even though transmission fluid was changed.
@@jesuscarrillo4344 that's why you buy a manual trans
@@MrBlaze256 Are you trying to tell me that only the manual is good? Are you trying to tell me to not buy like 90% of Mirage's made since like only 10% of them in the US are manual? "Don't buy this car unless you can find the rare one." Stop playing...
For those on here saying "Why buy a Mirage when you can get a Versa for close to the same price?" understand that after dealer fees, tax, tag, and title, the base CVT Versa is still going to be $2 to $3k more than a top trim SE Mirage. Also the Mirage has proven reliability regarding the use of the JATCO CVT7 going back a decade. The Nissan Versa cannot say the same at all.
The CVT in my original owner 2018 Mirage was over heating at 40k even though I changed the fluid, and continued to over heat all the way to 98k miles, when I get rid of the pos. I was VERY pissed off after doing research on Jatco and made it clear how disappointed I was that they are using such horrible transmissions in their vehicles on the show room floor in front of customers. I said it pretty loudly that "a car with under 100 crank hp shouldn't be over heating a transmission." I got looks from a few salesman but I didn't care. I still have vids saved on my computer of it doing even after they warranty fixed components because they refused to just get me a new transmission just two years after purchase.
Ive owned alot of vehicles. this one has been the most reliable in my opinion. 300,000and counting. 100% better than toyota even. Every other brand is dog shit now. Sure this car is slow and has nothing fancy bit it works every time. And i have saved enough on fuel to buy another one.
I almost like how the interior design looks like a early 2000s car the screen kinda cuts that a bit but well
Backup camera is required on all new cars now
Fully review? I think that was everything the car has to offer
I thought it had been in a rear end collision, at first. I sat in one of these at a car show circa 2015 and I swear the door panels were held in with deck screws. I know some people want the secure feeling of having a new car with a warranty, but the idea of financing one of these things for 5 years fills me with sadness.
The people who buy this have a delusion that new is always better. That’s how they get them off the lot.
I know somebody personally who has owned one of these for ten years and surprisingly it's held up
Rented one lf these in Mexico, it lacked a rear view camera and i think ABS and side airbags… it was pretty fun to whip around the streets of Mexico City, fun little thing.
78hp in Italy standards is equivalent to 200hp in the USA. That’s a sport machine in Italia!😊
what? ahahahahahah the standard Panda has 70 hp it's not like we drive 35 hp cars like in the 70s 😂
Moreover the exact same car is sold also in Italy, same engine just it's a 5 door citycar and not a 4 door one. And it's not like it sells like hot cakes...
@@alfonsotatto8365 hahaha things must have changed since I moved years ago. Average cars I remember seeing were very low HP!
@@Anon_Fox well if you're talking 20 or more years ago, then you're right 😂
The hatch back is basically a japanese kei car marketed towards the usa market. Compared to a real kei car, this would be fast.
I mean for how basic this car is & the price. It still has nice features. Touch screen with Bluetooth. Collision warning. Power everything other than seats. But the 3 cylinder engine 😂. 78 hp?? May as well put a golf cart engine in there.
His car is practical and easy to maintain.
Where are you bro? Everytime i see the mountains in your videos it reminds me of boulder colorado
he’s somewhere in Utah
Wouldnt mind dailying this
“But surprisingly” a used 2001 Toyota Land Cruiser with 200k miles is still worth and more expensive than this little bug.
Actually nissan versa is
Correct
& way more bang for your buck
I’d still choose that over this, hell I’d even get the manual version. That way I don’t have to deal with the CVT.
Is what? Do i guess?
@@youtubesucks3393 is the cheapest
For 78 hp you see them hauling ass down the highway.
but their only good quality which is fuel economy, goes out the window because in order to go fast down the highway they need to go at 6k rpms
For real I be seen them floating off the road 😂
@@brute6896stick shift would get it. My car only has 100hp gets 45mpg.
@@oaktown_510 I've owned a hatch CVT and a Sedan 5speed.
I can confirm they do in fact float off the road lmao
@@EndOfTheW0rld yes the lil Mitsubishi mirage Yaris Mazda 2 lol 😂
This is all we have left besides the Versa how depressing
The front look so funky
Want one
A street legal go cart
Glad you put the giant text, made it absolutely more enjoyable to watch
I have a 2019 hatchback. Just turned over to 30 thousand miles. So far so good .
Seems like a 6th gen civic with an infotainment
I have the 2017 hatch back with tires sized up to 15 and it looks like a beast hatch back.
This makes my kia look like a rolls royce
i was thinking my kia makes this look like a caddilac
This would be a high-end car in my country, very luxurious, it would cost about 300 thousand dollars
Versa is cheaper.. is basically the same car, since the Nissan-Mitsubishi- Renault Alliance/ threesome
The key! I love it ❤
Wow the intake is in the bonnet
Msrp is around 16k, but here in northern California, they're marked up to 20k before taxes and fees .
You need better editing the stop between takes can be transitioned to be smooth without that stop and go sound
The fact that anyone would buy a new one of these over a used car is absolutely astonishing
It's for people who don't know anything about cars and wanting to be independent. My cousin bought one of these a month ago (I believe she got hit already) after she bought a car from an auction that was a manual. Despite being offered to be taught how to drive standard she traded it in for a Mirage. We all told her off from buying one of these and told her to get other used cars such as a prius but she ended up buying it anyway. overall I'd say I wish the insurance company totals it but knowing her I have a suspicion she would skip gap insurance...
This is the only new car I would buy. It's like a modern day geo metro. Looks easy to work on and I've been seeing them with 300k miles on stick shift ones
@@MrBlaze256 They don't make stick mirages anymore
I see it has the same interior mirror adjustment switch as my 05 Evo 😮
Had a brief test drive for the first time and it's very agricultural and interior screams spartan. I like the 3 cylinder note but it's way overpriced. It felt like a car that should be the cheapest car in the world. The CVT felt fragile as well.
Put that power down to ground with the good old Jatco CVT? Lovely?
Probably the only power rating a jatco can handle reliably lmfao
@@MLProductions.1Nah, Jatco can only handle the torque of a potato 🥔
The Nissan-Jatco partnership needs to end and frankly, both should be out of business due to the junk they’ve been selling to the public.
@@MikeAnvil The cars themselves are ok (at least on a budget), it's just those transmissions that a weak point for them.
Beef up the engine slightly, I mean like slightly... put a little turbo, nothing crazy and bring the HP/Torque to about 100 to 110 HP and you'll have a great little car that you won't be terrified of driving in fast moving traffic
I'll take it.
Like a dacia logan from romania 😂
It would be nice if it at-least had close to 100hp that would make it more safer when your trying to pass someone or getting in the highway at highway speeds. Honestly if I had money and money was not a issue I would buy one of these in stick and do a engine swap. After doing that this car would be truly amazingly fast lol
Where is the base base model like Manual transmission and no touch screen radio
Every car new has screens. Backup cameras is required by law now
im pretty sure the one your finding are the earlier 2011 mirages, our family members own them before backup cameras became mandated by law.
Manual Transmission?
74hp you said? 140mph on the cluster that's pretty ambitious don't you think.
nissan versa??
The Versa is better and now officially cheaper, given its reduced price and superior engine.
So long as you get the Versa in a manual (yes learn how to drive a manny, it's the best anti-theft tool, plus Nissan's CVTs suck), it can last you 300,000 miles with good maintenance
I’ll take the Versa over the mirage it’s the same price and has a better looking interior more power
This is on the versa platform
This car is an S class compared to what we see in emerging countries
In Brazil that car would cost like R$90,000.
You all know that if Mitsubishi decided to make a new lancer (not the newer fugly hatchback lookin' ones, i'm talkin' evo 7) this thing would be immediately be thrown to the pound.
You wish they'd make a new one.
why does this car look easy to work on its modern
Why does that look like a 2009 car just with a touch screen
if americans could take a look at the crappy Mirage we receive in Panamá, they wouldn’t call that simple 😭😭😭😭😭 that’s a Benz level equipment in comparison.
They should make a wagon version 😂
Ford made a fiesta 1.0L but their engines are absolutely horrible. Customers reporting their engines going out as soon as 60,000.
Not same as my car(2023 mirage g4)
Corolla is better since it's way easier to maintain and repair.
How much 17,000
Это уже не машина. Это не те митсубиси, которые мы помним
It used to be the cheapest when it was a hatchback. Versa is now cheaper.
fix the title, dude.
You're misleading everyone here.
Now it's 2023 Nissan Versa manual.
K20 swap? 👀
Dude never said how much??😮
whopping 78HP and 74 for torque? ? :(
Not only is the versa cheaper, it has more power and was refreshed last year.
But this car gets up to 50 mpg
I get that its for people who just need a car, but that styling just looks so damn dated.
I will take my 1997 Toyota Corolla over it any day I have 100hp
This car looks like it came out in 2003
ngl this looks like some cars from 2005
How is that even possible in 2023??? 😅😅😅😅
basically the same car as 10 years ago
A 2022 Dacia Sandero looks so much better
78 horse power
I dump truck only has about 125 hp and can haul 12k pounds
Early Beetles have less than 50. Did you have a point?
It’s slower than a CHEVY SPARK 😂
Nope
@@rickkarl7961 oh yea it’s 90 hp 😂😂
@@RealKevGotEmMy '67 Beetle with 53 hp would blow a Spark off the road. So would my 80 hp Dodge Colt/aka a rebranded Mirage.
A whopping 78Hp 😂
That's less horsepower than a smart car
Even cheaper with a stick
Wow this car is so weak and slow who remember Mitsubishi lancer 🙂💔?
simple??
man, you such kill joy
anyway,,
is that even the highest trim??
if that's the highest,
Nissan have better offering
That car should be alot cheaper
What??? No turbo 4cyl??????? Fraud
Nissan V drive and march are better
You can buy a 20yr old corllla that will last longer and is nicer for cheaper
Nissan versa is cheapest
The most dangerous car in the US...
very slow
You forgot the back up camera feature that the government mandated them to install
I've owned one of these for 2 years now. Not at all worth it> Stay away, unless you desperately need 45mpg for $15000
any reasons?
@@saskimo3932he’s being sarcastic
@@saskimo3932 god awful build quality, crazy body roll, stiff seats, the metal is super thin, acceleration is so slow it’s considered unsafe by some metrics, and overall just a garbage car. The Nissan Sentra and Kia Rio are significantly better cars for just a little bit more money.
@@MrOscar5690No, no he's not.
@@Apeman_king_of_apes Ive had no issues getting to highway speeds safely? Ive drove my for 40k miles in all conditions- rural counties and packed cities- and have not felt once "this car is so slow its not safe"
I will agree on the stiff seats but Im not much of a stickler for seats. The metal is thin and there isnt much noise deadening. The body roll issue on the other hand- if you are driving normally- you really shouldnt experience much issues.