2016 Nissan Versa Usados en Venta

The 2016 Nissan Versa (I have the hatchback version) is pretty roomy on the inside, which I like. I don't like the display on the dashboard very much. I think it is confusing. The one thing I do like about it is that if you have a mobile device you are plugging in -- either to use as a GPS/map or music playback -- the car syncs up very nicely with it which I have not experienced with some other cars. My iPhone works very well like this, and the car also comes with USB ports for charging a variety of devices. As far as the seats, they are not the most comfortable ever but aren't terrible either. One thing that has really bothered me about this car is that it does not have good acceleration/power. When merging onto the highway, pushing the gas pedal to the floor will still yield only mediocre acceleration time and power. This is a bit dangerous when trying to merge into oncoming traffic, and it makes the driving experience not nearly as enjoyable. The gas mileage is also not quite as good as one would hope from this type of compact car. Overall, I would say this car is mediocre -- with a few aspects of its performance and design that I don't like. However, I have not had any major maintenance issues with it.

The vehicle is an excellent quality vehicle that isn't very old. I got mine with 62,000 miles on it, and it still drives smoothly. I appreciate the way the steering wheel handles, and it has great gas mileage. It was also a nice transition from my 2011 Kia Soul, allowing me to bring my USB drive over so I can listen to my own music that I have downloaded. As someone who likes to travel, especially travelling out of state in my car, having the right soundtrack can make all the difference. Relying on the radio can be a hassle, though if I got Sirius satellite radio, I could always use them instead.

Overall, the car is dependable and was cheap. I paid about $10,000 for it brand new, and then with the warranty and the tracking device on it, it was about $14,000. Price meant a lot to me since I am a graduate student. Overall, it has been fairly dependable. It is definitely not fancy and is a basic model. It literally has no power locks or power windows, which can be annoying at times. But the only things I really wanted in the vehicle was a good price and it being a stick shift. I wanted something that would last my awhile as I am not wanting to trade in the car anytime soon! I have had a few issues with it (I believe it was the airbags) that I had to get resolved within the first 20,000 miles. I also did have some issues with it stuttering (engine turning over) after the 35,000 mile checkup but I think that may have been due to cold weather as it really only happened once or twice right after the checkup. I know the 35,000-mile checkup is a big one where they are going through a lot of the car. I haven't had any other issues with it! I guess one other complaint I may have is that sometimes I feel like my clutch is sticking a little, like it is a little harder to shift, and I have to jam it in gear sometimes, but I may also be a little lazy and not pushing down on my clutch all the way! Overall, it really fits with my lifestyle and was what I wanted in a car. I do think I'll add the power locks though as I think that may be a safety concern as a woman. Like, if I'm walking late at night and get scared, I wanted to make sure I can get into my car as quickly as possible, and I cannot do that right now with the way my car is. So, power locks are definitely a necessary thing.