Used 2013 Nissan Versa Consumer Reviews
Good car and excellent gas mileage!
I recently bought the 2012 Nissan Versa SV with the CVT transmission and let me tell you the CVT takes a while to get used to. There are NO actual gears in a CVT transmission only pulleys and a belt. It seems to hesiate when you step on the gas from a dead stop and that's because it's looking for the right belt/pulley ratio. It's only momentary but you will notice the difference between the CVT trans and a regular 4 or 5 speed trans. Not a bad thing, just something to get used to. it also seems to "downshift" a tad when you let of the gas...again the CVT trying to optimize engine transmission synchronization. Overall I am very happy with the Versa but would like to see minor improvements.
A basic auto
Great car with 5 speed manual transmission, and roll up windows, great mileage. A very nondescript car with plenty of trunk space. Easy to park. Great CD player and AC/Heat
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- 1.6 SV SedanMSRP: $10,768230 mi away
- 1.6 S Plus SedanMSRP: $6,925233 mi away
- 1.6 SV SedanMSRP: $9,188337 mi away
Very disappointed in my 2013 Nissan Versa
A few years after I bought the Versa new, I needed a bumper repair and an auto body person told me that my car was damaged front and back which had to have been before I took possession of it which I was not told about. If I was, I would not have accepted that car. The body repair guy said that what may have happened is the car fell off the delivery truck and it was patched up and sold as new. I was not happy with that but thought it probably was ok. Recently, my steering column broke and water leaked into the car. To repair the steering column alone would cost around $6500 which I can't afford and it only has around 84000 miles on it. Could the original damage cause damage to the steering column which eventually got worse and finally broke? I wrote to Nissan and they blew me off saying it was a dealer issue. The Nissan dealer is out of business but I wrote to the specific automotive network and have not heard from them. When I bought the car, they gave me a lifetime warranty on engine and drive train. I don't believe a steering column would count on that. I did get a new transmission through an extended warranty which has expired. I was terribly cheated and will follow up with the automotive network asking for help in this matter. I would like to trade my Versa for a similar car in good working order that has around 84000 miles on it (as long as it is not a Nissan). That would be fair. I would be open to advice on this.
2012 Nissan Versa s
I just bought a 2012 Nissan Versa and got took .. the tranny was leaking so my brother fixed that but it is slow to accelerate and the tranny is slipping I paid $3,700 for this car just had it one week ..so this guy knew the tranny was going he was in a hurry to sell it only has 54,000 miles on it Nissans are know for tranny issues and I know this now a little to late ...I will never buy any kind of Nissan again ....they are all having tranny issues in all styles ......I will never recommend a Nissan period....if you are thinking of buying any Nissan I warn you don't do it.......
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Nice clean car
This Nissan seems mechanically fine pretty clean for 2012 just feels a little bit too small for me I'm used to bigger cars.