2020 Nissan Versa Review: Once The Most Affordable Car In America, Has Nissan Upped Their Game?

[@Cartier_specialist]

Okay, knocking a manufacturer for a manual opening fuel door and trunk is the reason that the average new car price in 2019 is over $37,000. For the entry level car the Versa is very well equipped. Please for the love of God quit criticizing car manufacturers for omitting content to make cars less expensive. Pickup trucks that cost as much as a starter home in most states is ludicrous.

[@97I30T]

I agree. A cable operated fuel door and trunk release are absolutely not bad things. They're less likely to break and most drivers wouldn't even notice whether or not they're cable operated or electrically actuated.

[@petercollingwood522]

Correct. Just stupid. Pity the manual transmision was not reviewed. Pity also that it uses a ridiculous stop start button along with all that electronic junk to open and close doors. What the hell is wrong with a key? And what is this bizzarre fetish with the type of plastic used on the dash? Do you go lay yourself out on the dash evey time you get into the thing? Nissan don't exactly have the best rep for reliability so I'm thinking that sticking a bunch of unneeded complexity in a supposed "bare bones entry level car" might not be the smartest move.

[@deamussan1198]

@@petercollingwood522 not going to argue but yeah nissan might not have the best rep but the warranty you can get is well worth the price i bought a 2020 versa S manual and i have everything covered except Tires and breaks so if something go boom i take it back they fix it i pay nothing for its under warranty. pretty good plus only cost my 15K to buy brand new right off the truck so yeah

[@palebeachbum]

Tommy is infamous for elitist criticisms in his car reviews. Less than a leather-wrapped steering wheel by his definition is a "cheap plastic steering wheel", and he complains about the dumbest things, like exposed plastic clips that are only visible in the trunk and on parts of door panels that are only visible with the doors open. This is an entry-level subcompact economy car, not a Lexus!

[@emperorpalpatine1228]

And those trucks aren't even that nice. 🤷

[@CarRevvedGaming]

This design is way better than the older model

[@cosmoray9750]

Agree. It is a huge improvement and the engine as well. The old one only has 109hp. This 122hp will be much better on the highway.

[@latoyafarrell8135]

ShadowDark Pro yes indeed it is

[@Ybsjek]

True

[@gregzeigler3850]

@@cosmoray9750 I got a 2017 5 speed manual. I have absolutely no problem getting up to highway speeds. In fact through 40,000 miles, have only changed oil and air filter. One can not beat the Nissan Versa for dependability and function.

[@40Willum]

I got no problems accelerating to highway speed in my 16 Nissan Versa.

[@PLATINUM2U]

Honey, I shrunk the Altima!

[@Kimbrough87]

Or really it's a Sentra 🤔😁😁

[@neilmurphy845]

Haha

[@vincentp4951]

Ricco kimbrough nah it looks exactly like the altima even the back

[@atomiccomet3176]

F-250PLATINUM it’s like the Nissan micro in other countries

[@Ta77j]

4:23

[@genshinfreak3599]

I have a 2012 Nissan Versa SV with a CVT and she runs perfect. Never given me a problem with the transmission so far and she has 143,900 miles on her.

[@Htl3648]

Nice. Shut the idiots up.

[@four-x-trading5606]

That's because other people drive like idiots ruining their transmission

[@cupcake2009ist]

Nissans are good dependable cars 🚗

[@Emgirl1985]

My 2011 nissan rogue late 255k miles until the transmission went out. Loved that vehicle.

[@codyC423]

That's awesome. Are you gonna try for 200,000? How many miles does it have now?

[@NoReason801]

Please review this car with zero options. I want to see the cheapest new car!

[@JulezWinnfield]

Easy there big baller🤑🤑

[@johnrambo2876]

Got a new one (end of year 17) bare bones, w/manual everyghing for $10K. Not fond of the style, but it was the cheapest new car and has warranty.

[@DrKniz]

Go to your nearest Nissan dealership

[@LlyleHunter]

Congratulations John Rambo. With a manual it should last a good long time. Great deal.

[@johnrambo2876]

@@LlyleHunter thanks, it was a lesson learned after getting screwed on a $6K used Honda Civic😬

[@meatbeansandcheese]

"And it keeps coming and coming and coming, God what is that 8 or 9 inches?"

[@jasoncarter251]

😂😂😂😂

[@alp9321]

thats what SHE SAID

[@maximilianraphael9853]

Niceee

[@jaywilliams3625]

This is the reason why i went to the comments section ❤❤

[@eppyz]

One thing that kills this car and most Nissan cars... It's Nissan's crap Jatco CVT👎 do yourself a favor and get a standard transmission 👍

[@dennisscipio]

My family owns a 2015 Nissan Rogue SV for example, and we've yet to experience any problems with it.

[@junipermurray857]

Dennis Scipio it depends on the car. My parents bought a 2017 Senta brand new. Transmission went out at 8,000 miles.

[@ALEX-sh3tx]

same one that new subaru and mitsubishi use and there are no major recalls just change the transmission fluid every 40k miles.

[@stevensmith5784]

I hear of these CVT horror stories with Nissan and luckily I guess I got away with a reliable one. Bought a 16 Sentra brand new and now close to 50,000 miles with no issues other than a faulty mass air flow sensor. Other than that, she's been a reliable commuter.

[@samcurmudgeon]

Yeah, that CVT. Had a 2016 Nissan, new, for four months. Have the car to the dealership three times in 2 months for problems with the CVT shifting, or, rather, NOT shifting. I was always given the runaround. At the start of month four of ownership, when I had to get out of the way of a semi coming into my lane with my kids in the backseat and the transmission refuse to shift (foot on gas, RPMs going up, no acceleration happening), I could not trade that car in fast enough.

[@1wasinAlpha]

Never trust a nissan cvt. 5 speed manual option is very nice

[@ALEX-sh3tx]

its the same jatco CVT that Subaru and Mitsubishi use so there shouldnt be any major issues as long as the transmission fluids are changed around 40K-50K miles

[@rogerigez21]

T_ ALEX, that’s if they make it to 40-50k lol

[@jsaavedr1]

What neanderthal still uses, how do you say, 5 speed? Isn't that a bicycle?

[@ShockinglyBleh]

@@ALEX-sh3tx Subaru has made their own CVT's for some time now and Nissan owns Mitsubishi so there is no surprise that they are using Jatco transmissions. I'd be changing that CVT fluid every 30k on that Nissan to cover your ass, Nissan CVT's are pretty hit and miss if you know the history of them. I've seen Altima's go to 170k before the transmission fails and I've seen them fail at 30k. It really depends on the Generation and the Engine that it's paired too.

[@johngentile8561]

cvt's are crap

[@dwoodrow9721]

New car full of old school things that make older cars great! Can never go wrong with pull tabs, exposed clips etc. Just makes it more practical and easier to work on

[@gimmelmom]

My son bought a 2018 versa 3 months ago. A Yukon hit him going over 100 mph, sent him into a concrete barrier (almost flipped the car over the bridge) and the passenger area held. My younger son, and him, walked away with minor injuries. It's a great first car, and I would recommend it to any parent out there.

[@raymundoguzman7117]

The old Versa Is not a cvt... Is just a tradicional automatic trasmission... Check the manual

[@Naldynator]

VERY surprised at how NICE this car looks! WOW! Go, Nissan!

[@carlitoinyoass3345]

I just got this one and its very good driving it is so easy

[@kingvette7485]

My daughter just bought the first blue 2020 Nissan Versa in NC. She loves her car!

[@ChosenBC]

Sorry Tommy, I am going to be a bit hyperbolic here, but if you don't know the proper way to use a sun visor then you shouldn't be allowed to drive. No one puts the visor straight down, it is meant to go forward into/up against the drivers windshield which allows you to get a larger viewing angle while still shading your Eyes from the direct sunlight. The extension helps with the sun when it is coming in at a lower angle from the opposite side of the car, the visor extension glides far enough so it can reach into the center of the car behind the rear view mirror which is one of the most annoying places sun visors usually don't/can't block

[@FantomLightning]

@Gregs Designs I mean honestly it's a good thing he's cute...

[@FantomLightning]

@Gregs Designs This now has me wondering what Roman looked like when he was young, and how he has aged...

[@ahmedmahay]

I think you would need the visor straight down if the sun is almost on the horizon dead straight in your driving direction.

[@caliboyrob]

Nissan smart Key access: 1 press to unlock driver, 2nd press unlocks all doors 3 press locks the car

[@mmiller1188]

I really liked the first two generations of Versa/Tiida we got in the US. They were definitely ugly duckling cars, but they weren't the worst thing on the road. I really appreciate something with crank windows, manual locks and a manual trans. Basic transporation. And the amount of room they had inside wasn't even possible!

[@lklpalka]

I love my 2015 SV. Comfortable supportive high seats (NASA), quiet (yes, quiet), ZERO trouble dependable, 42 mpg avg., all with no battery. I'll take comfort over style any day and it's SO cheap to keep. If I could hug it, I would.

[@Hamigal]

Just bought one. I love it.

[@kingasap5557]

Same here it’s great

[@bbkulots]

Same here I got the monarch orange

[@Hamigal]

@@bbkulots I got metallic grey

[@karwansaleh419]

Is it fun to drive ?

[@smhninja3746]

How much did y'all pay?

[@coincollectingfun]

Like 1.5K! I had a 2011 Nissan Versa that I bought new, then put on 284,000 miles on it before I traded it in... LOVED that car so much!!

[@luisalbertovillasenor6913]

That Nissan engines lasts forever...

[@bradpoer]

Great editing and presentation on this one! You’re stepping up your game and it shows!

[@aricasual3522]

I too am proud of his evolution. He has mastered objectivity. To be biased is easy, to be objective is hard reviews

[@exionem]

Get the MANUAL version and save a load of cash. People keep bitchin´about how expensive cars are (35k average). You can still get a brand new car for 15k...

[@jmer3536]

The old Versa looked like it had a loaded diaper on

[@eddiejr3934]

Lmao exactly my thoughts

[@PenguinPillowPet]

This new Versa is super important for Nissan.

[@Eldomibori]

I bet you if Nissan drops the CVT and goes old school again, more people will buy. Because Nissan was once an awesome brand. Especially their transmissions in the Infiniti division are excellent.

[@BroadwayLTDProductions]

Well they are finally removing the CVT from the Pathfinder. CVT’s do not belong in vehicles of that class.

[@Eldomibori]

@@BroadwayLTDProductions Yes indeed. I haven’t heard good things about that ZF unfortunately.

[@Tool0GT92]

Nissan transmissions kills any appeal these cars have. They seem decent but too many people report the cvt needing to be replaced after 60 or 70k miles. That unacceptable.

[@joshac12345]

personally own a versa with the cvt and have 190k no trans issues. If you take care of your car it will take care of you. that being said if you drive it like a sports car that cvt will tear apart.

[@TheBluehornz01]

@@joshac12345 Historically, Nissan CVTs are junk. I've seen soooo many failures with Altimas & Rogues. Pure garbage transmissions.

[@joshac12345]

@@TheBluehornz01 While, I agree i never stated they were great transmissions. My only statement is personally and through others who've own vehicles simular to mine i.e. same car, altima, rogues (which have the same cvt that's in the versa and same 1.6l in the versa just turbo'd), sentras and so on. They can last and will last if you dont abuse the shit out of em. My main statement is if you take care of it. It will last. - Edit: I also know they do and can fail even when taken care of. I've seen many issues from them but, i still have to add that all of them aren't trash.

[@TheBluehornz01]

@@joshac12345 My wife has a Rogue and 3 friends have (had) Altimas. All of the Altimas CVTs failed prematurely before 100K. My wife's Rogue is starting to buck a little at 70K. Just bad experiences from my point of view. My wife is kind to her CVT, but I don't think it's mattered a whole lot. Experiences may vary I suppose.

[@joshac12345]

@@TheBluehornz01 I never stated they we're good. I simply stated my experience and pretty much every other person who has had a nissan in my friendships or life's. I'm sorry you're experiences have been bad but, they dont all suck. again care can go a long way.

[@charlesbolds406]

I have the 2020 Versa and love. this car get me to point A to point Z and been to Mississippi and Alabama so it does great on the highway as well.

[@ChronicY2K]

When you just get a 2016 Versa as your first car and he says it looks like a sad toad. 😫

[@lklpalka]

Who cares what anyone thinks? My 2015 SV is high, roomy, holds helluva lot, quiet (yes, quiet), with the most comfortable seats (NASA) and entry/exit I've ever had with a vehicle. I'll bet you're still feeling pretty good after a long drive. No? Then at least your wallet is :)

[@conceptcs]

I drive a 2008 Versa Hatch and I'm proud of it. So roomy, I can fit people more comfortably and more stuff than my friends with CLA's.

[@Zedexization]

The headlamp is a pretty big turnoff during times when their competitors al look sleek

[@uncleshrek32]

The Versa is a must during vacations, ive been very surprised in its ability to run around town with all our crap and take it all day for a full week. Might check this out at a dealership near me...

[@LURE-YAL_FISHING]

Even if it's cheap it don't have to look cheap! Great work Nissan. This is a nuclear upgrade. Looking forward to great sales.

[@Trehugindrtlvr1]

I have a 2018 Versa. Long story, but pretty much got stuck with it. Between the wind noise, twitchy steering, and the fact that the slightest breeze blows the car all over the road, it's like trying to drive a tornado. It never wants to just go in a straight line.

[@shaunharn1998]

I’ll probably be getting this next year when I move to Los Angeles, best looking design in the price range

[@Dia1Up]

Until the transmission falls out :/ CVT or auto... Also remember maintenance on CVTs cost more depending on the place. My manual, the guy told me look at those prices and cut them in half, just vs a normal auto

[@carljordan4515]

I have a 2015 !! 70,000 mile Throwaways!!

[@p6102zrfxe]

What's the difference between a golfball and a Nissan(Renault)? A golf ball can be driven 300 yards.

[@YaoiBoy5xx]

Pretty accurate.

[@JulezWinnfield]

Can you actually hit a golf ball 300 yards of the tee and keep it in play?🏌️‍♂️🏌️‍♂️

[@gregoryburris6374]

Also one of our vehicles loses power and the RPM's go so high that you can blow the engine very easily. Nissan's resolution? "Well it's not doing it now". People please look all over Google and you can see how this company treats its customers. Sorry for ramble! One more thing! If you research you will see that they have recalls on the transmissions...extended warranty if you will....up to 150,000 miles Our one car is used for highway 5 days a week...every week!! 144k losing power and transmission slipping. Nissan kept putting us off...waiting for the mileage to creep up to 150k. Verbally arguing with them on phone and in person....nothing!! Peeps just be smart and do your research!! God bless!! GREG BURRIS

[@DrKniz]

Note to car reviewers. We prefer that you test drive the car so we can get your impressions of the way it handles. No one cares about how far the visors extends. Just drive the darn car!!!

[@cascivic]

Driving impression is embargoed

[@aricasual3522]

Tommy did really well in his car review. He mastered the quote: To be BIASED is Easy, TO be OBJECTIVE IS HARD. We do care and he has improved from childish mud slinging to an EXCELLENT reviewer. DETAIL is everything, being objective you gotta step away from YOUR personal Bias and meet the majority just like auto makers what MOST people want, Tommy is a GREAT REviewer now...

[@cubanboy1981]

CVTs have not problems at all. Stop forcing the cars like if they were Ferraris or something. You take care of these cars and they will last a long long time.

[@TheOriginalStevenH]

I had the 2012 Nissan Versa hatchback with a 6 SPEED manual... I'm surprised that they got rid of a gear. So I like the digital display, apple car play, and the overall interior design looks great. The versa is a great car to buy if you have to have a new car and have cash to pay for it. but I would never lease or get a loan for that car. Also works really well in the snow!

[@FantomLightning]

Your Versa was honestly the best, and a class leader at the time. Nissan moved from the Tiida based Versa which was yours, to the Latio. So they basically went from a fairly nice international small family car to something intended for 3rd world markets. This is the closest we've gotten to getting back to the first gen, but I don't think it'll ever be quite at that level again.

[@mattvachon4612]

The floating roof is also great if your in an accident and need to blend the rear quarter panel you don’t need to do the whole top beam and top of the 1/4 panel.

[@koolkev75]

I would buy this over the kicks

[@gmman010983]

@@JOHNJ0HN9111 Nissan isn't going anywhere.

[@morbid1]

@@gmman010983 I agree it has become fashionable to bash Nissan I see. Had 3 and all have been reliable as hell

[@mauricemotors8207]

It's technically the same car just the kicks is a Hatch back version.

[@gregoryburris6374]

Avoid Nissan CVT!! 2 Nissan's....major problems. They replace one left us hanging on the 2013 rouge.

[@uww.v]

Blah bla, blah blah

[@gregoryburris6374]

@@uww.v lol.....I take it your a owner of this brand. Hope you bought extended warranty.

[@gregoryburris6374]

Looks like the answer from a couple of dealers is to buy a trans oil cooler? More research!

[@zariaj3207]

My 2011 rogue went 260k on original tranny you have to buy the cooler or cooling kit. At my dealership only costed me &150

[@gregoryburris6374]

@@zariaj3207 that's where we are at right now. A lit higher though! Thanks for responding...I appreciate it!

[@CPUspeed]

Tommy is getting really good at these reviews

[@michaeldiaz2409]

Hell yeah

[@Donovique]

Okay but like why does Nissans CVTs get so much hate?? I have a 2013 Nissan Pathfinder with almost 200k miles on it and it never gave me any problems, it did give me insanely good gas mileage.

[@douglasj2254]

Man, if this dude is comfortable in it at 6' 1", that says a lot. Great review.

[@patrickdehaan3670]

Excellent review, with excellent speaking ability. A surprising & refreshing absence of "um" every half sentence, also missing the far too frequent "uh" and "ya know" so common with speech from the reviewer's generation / age group. Well done, all points explained well.

[@sikoswanii]

Not my dream car, but definetly the car I'm gonna drive cause it's affordable and I'm def going for top trim and ALL the options

[@TexasBulldog74]

I just bought the 2019 Sentra S 6spd manual... I was going to get the Versa But the build quality was very very noticeably worse than the sentra and the 5spd vs 6spd was quite a difference on the freeway and the price difference was under 2k so I went Sentra. I just needed a basic basic commuter to rack up freeway miles on and the Sentra was the best overall for price, economy, comfort (for me at almost 6’4”). The build quality on the Sentra is shockingly nice for the price too. I really wanted to get a Civic but the price difference was quite large and I looked at the Fit but shifting my knees were hitting the steering wheel. Also as a car I’m going to rack up miles on quickly I wanted naturally aspirated for simplicity and less parts to fix/replace over time and a turbo adds more complexity I didn’t care to deal with down the line. I would NEVER but a Nissan with a CVT (unless leased I guess) but their 6spd is very nice for its price. It is slow though getting up to speed but so was the equivalent Honda Fit, Corolla and Kia I drove but for a big city car or for me driving 75miles on the freeway each way daily to work and back it’s absolutely fine. Someone mentioned the Mitsubishi Mirage being the cheapest new car you get in the USA. Yeah but dear god it’s so poorly built and cost cutting is shocking that I wouldn’t of bought it new even if it was 8k... but damn the 2020 models look pretty nice for the Sentra and Versa. A noticeable improvement from the 2019’s. Btw I’m getting a combined 41mpg in the Sentra but that’s level freeway driving in no hurry with only about 5-10% city driving.

[@rickyloganjr.2362]

Hi Tommy 😄👋, I enjoyed your review of the 2020 Nissan Versa. The review was excellent for lots of reasons, one of them being, I'm 6'3" tall and a half or about 6'4 ", so I can relate to you on a car needing to be spacious & comfortable for us tall people. Nissan did an excellent job improving the Versa sedan from what it was. For a basic entry level car, it looks great in SR trim with fog lights. So SL trim is no more? It's generous of Nissan to offer 17s on a Versa. Again, great review Tommy.

[@cmc8601]

I like this reviewer, though I ALWAYS like any FastLane Car reviews.

[@drewhiz7334]

"The Nissan Versa of old looks like a sad toad". Greatest explanation of that era Tommy. Plus the trunk hinges, if something wrong with the camera, wasn't fully painted 9:46 mark. Well, no fan still yet it beats walking.

[@MetroJet2000]

It's a real shame, it looks nice, but the engines and transmissions Nissan uses are weak as piss.

[@TheTruthContestt]

Just get a manual

[@wism3179]

Awesome little commuting car. In the end I opted for a Civic because I still don't trust the Jetco CVT transmissions in Nissan vehicles

[@whoawoahh]

Did you get the 2.0L NA or the 1.5T

[@aricasual3522]

Hey Tommy, GREAT REVIEW!!!! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!! I like your objective review...you've mastered and gone away from easy bias....GoodJob!!!!

[@alshamry7247]

What about the CVT transmission problem

[@IFNp96]

They finally changed the rear and rear lights. Hated the previous ones. Made it looked like it was melting...

[@mikkey246]

I see lots of complaints about cvts, Any recommendations so I can keep it good as long as possible?🤔

[@RodrigoMJ32]

Great review and not like other that try to trash cars with their reviews.

[@ibmtpx24]

"Safety Shield 360" does not mean it comes with 360 degree surround camera system. That and the sports button on the shift stick are pretty much the only two things I got from this video. Are they still using Jatco CVT?

[@sethlittle7338]

They own 50% of jatco so yes they’re still using jatco cvts but they’ve been upgraded and improved and the cvt in the pathfinder can now tow 6000 pounds the most of any cvt

[@flatbill2]

I currently drive a 2015 versa. I like it a lot and have about 125K miles on it. I use it for Uber for a while and now it is my fault commuter. Looks like they kept all of the best features and added some necessary and fun ones.

[@bigjnsa]

I have a 2018 base Versa model with 5 speed manual. As people here say DO NOT GET THE CVT. Other than that is reliable, cheap to maintain and great gas mileage.

[@mak450]

looked like a sad toad? lmao, that's great, I'm stealing it

[@97I30T]

It kind of does though now that he pointed it out.

[@mak450]

@@97I30T I know, right? I got a buddy who drives one, he's gonna hate me next time we meet up LOL

[@ptingz9307]

the cost cutting makes sense, all the money was spent up front on the technology while the rest was spent on the quality of the vehicle

[@flc2009]

This car is better equipped than the accent, Rio, fit, and many other subcompacts it has automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, rear automatic braking, keyless start and entry standard, adaptive cruise control on the SR, I'm buying one, the SV is the one to get.

[@TheActs2021]

If the SR is the sportier looking model... then SR for me all day !

[@CBLifeHacks]

the other guy that reviewed this didnt know about the sport mode button good job

[@mad636man]

Tommy. What’s with the shirt? Is there a story behind it? Is that a milk cow? Love the videos!!! You are doing as good as your dad!! And Nathan!

[@regsparkes6507]

I'd like to know how the manual transmission model feels and performs on the roads.

[@TFLnow]

watershed44 We didn’t have the option to drive a manual trim, they only had sv and sr autos

[@regsparkes6507]

@@TFLnow OK thanks for the reply. I guess I'l have to make a trip to the Dealer and see for myself,...IF they have one (LOL)

[@watershed44]

@TFLnow Thanks for taking the time to reply. Maybe in the future you can ask the reps about our interest in the value base level trims not being available when they are presented to you.

[@regsparkes6507]

@@watershed44 I must say I have fou nd the exact same from other Dealers too. " aww what do you want with a manual car,...geez, nobody buys those anymore." My replay to that is,.." So, I'm a nobody hey ?" That's about when and where I walk out!

[@lauraonesky1250]

I have a manual and love it.

[@jacksonshelton8055]

I was also impressed with the rear legroom when I sat in the Versa. The previous one. How did they pull this thing off?

[@mattlimberg5763]

Does the transmission lever still have an overdrive off button?

[@chickenfarm09]

You do good car reviews!

[@MilkySpongeCake]

I have what I think is the only 2015 Versa with no power locks or windows and no alarm. But I love it 🥰

[@Oaktwn16]

Hopefully they fixed the CVT issues by now I'm assuming

[@billymc2681]

My 2012 Juke had the CVT and after 100,000+ miles never had any issues. That being said, there were 2 drain and fills with Nissan spec fluid done at 40 and 80 thousand miles.

[@ShockinglyBleh]

All just depends on the platform, generation, and power train. I've never heard anything terrible with the CVT's on the Jukes, I think when you start having anything higher that a 2.0 placement engine is when you start running into more problems.

[@theepic4052]

Thank you for your explanation.. But im.wondring how many gear ahift number in versa?

[@martinliong9508]

The back seat can pull down to become a flat surface for more storage ?

[@christopherloftin3909]

Great Review 👍

[@Packinheat1175]

Nice, but go back to a real auto. No CVTs. No adaptive cruise?

[@michalp2362]

Adaptive cruise is garbage If you live in a city or even your average suburbia. People keep cutting in front of you and the damn thing keeps slowing down. Garbage!

[@somejackball]

why do Canada versions get Foglights and U.S. dont? well, mostly, i've seen some SR's with em, and some without, what dictates which SR gets foglights? i don't seen anything on the Nissan's site about it being an option, or an anything. so ya it's confusing!

[@gjolinares23]

Nissan quality is gone. They're slowly becoming more and more known as an unreliable brand every day.

[@billymc2681]

It's well documented that QC took a back seat once Renault took over.

[@noneofyourbuisnessseriousl6623]

Indeed! all the decisions making for Nissan is the French not the Japanese, and we all know most French vehicles don't last over 50k 😂

[@floridaroadways]

Gerardo Linares is this why they’re new and used cars are cheap? You like Toyota cars?

[@morbid1]

@@billymc2681 That isn't true in all cases. I have a 2015 Altima that I have driven from Texas to Georgia many times with no issues at all. Over 90,000 miles. I do the required maintenance and it has been a champ and that includes no transmission issues.

[@raymundoguzman7117]

You are wrong, at least un México Is still a verte reliable car... Manual trasmission...cvt Is a warranty problem in almost all

[@kirbycairo]

You failed to mention that the Nissan CVT is an industry joke. Nissan announced huge global layoffs last week and it is a desperate attempt to avoid total bankruptcy - and their terrible CVT is surely one of the main reasons for their fall.

[@kaylagilliland5127]

I just bought a brand new 2020 base model versa (s) and I love mine. I had a 2015 Sentra and I actually prefer this car. It is very fast and I also feel safe while driving it

[@TheActs2021]

Very Fast ???

[@muhdakram2281]

nissan is comeback guys

[@toyoscio]

LOL

[@zvlfo5790]

finally a versa that doesn’t look like garbage on wheels

[@kellydysantini6498]

Nissan Versa is Nissan Almera in our country. Let’s hope they will release this newly redesigned model in the Philippines.

[@karenbrown4909]

Just bought one, it's all I need.

[@jschannel7917]

I’ll watch his fine ass review cars all day 😂

[@trey4278]

GREAT REVIEW DUDE !!!!!!!!!

[@Otherj3839]

I want one of these with a manual trans. I've been driving a 89 for 22 years and a 00 neon sometimes for 13. This would be a luxury car.

[@jeffmorse645]

That would probably be a fun little car with the five speed.

[@LifeAfterLosing]

I may have to trade my car in for this! I love small cars and this is now the best looking and equipped in the segment. I am betting that Hyundai and Kia will now step up their safety features game with the Rio and Accent to keep up. I am also wondering if this will be the platform mate of the new Mitsubishi Mirage due in 2020?

[@Jorge-Tamacas]

It looks better than the previous model. The tail lights has better looking than before. I think is a good car for basic transportation and daily use

[@2thePtBassTuT]

Color me impressed! When is the road test?

[@jessaphillips2846]

I would never consider the last generation Versa except as a last choice rental car but this review is seriously making me consider one for my next Uber car

[@MultiTechhead]

i own a b13 Sentra, my question is when you showed the engine bay you forgot to say what the motor is named or is that something your not allowed to mention?

[@AladdinSaneNYC]

Great vid! Hope you include road test, impressions in time. Looking forward to that!!! Do you think the top of the line SR will have a power sunroof as an option? Whatcha think? Peace...♐

[@astrosfan339]

Great review pal! I been looking for an economical 4 door compact, I like this redesign! I am a subscriber now.

[@toyoscio]

Lol don't look at Nissan

[@byronrideaux]

10:30 does anyone know why Nissan is getting rid of the 1 on the tachometer, they did it on the Altima, Kicks and Versa

[@GaryKetchum808]

I really love Nissan steeringwheels. Even if they’ve fallen so far thanks to Renault, they’re can be some good from them.

[@kyrthlynrhoda3416]

I havent had a car in many years for various reasons. I had started looking again and have decided on the SR and I want that METALLIC ORANGE!!! :)

[@michaelsuzio4364]

Yeah same here Orange only!!!!

[@heatherskettlecorn]

I just bought the orange Sentra and LOVE it!

[@123Rosko]

Saw you guys filming in the alley right behind where I work!

[@ПетрСидоров-ы6г]

hello how to change consumption in miles for kilometers and fahrenheit for celsius. nissan note 2016

[@alisadiq7595]

Dashboards in Nissan are better than Toyota.

[@Dankcatvacs]

but look a the seats...

[@thrash123ful]

Thats true looks way better

[@ShockinglyBleh]

The transmission on the Toyota's are better though.

[@davevolz6138]

Toyota junk too

[@thisisnotabasi2646]

I’m gonna be honest, the old versa was definitely and outcast it was like they weren’t claiming it, it wasn’t on any of the front pages of the website. In order to find it you had to go do way more than if you were looking for the Altima or maxima it was so hidden it was like they were embarrassed of something THEY made

[@ninejack1]

Great reviews!! Love from Thailand 🇹🇭

[@nc3826]

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[@ninejack1]

@@nc3826 Hey ! Sawasdee krub.Have a good day

[@nc3826]

@@ninejack1 Hope to return there and have nice day too :)

[@ninejack1]

@@nc3826 We are welcome you to visiting to Thailand again!! Land of smile 😄😃😚