Great purchase! Just so you know, that 20 year warranty is mostly a scam. You have to do all your maintenance at Antwerpen for the entire 20 years for them to honor that warranty. If you miss even one maintenance visit at their dealership, that 20 year warranty is now void
So is the 20 year 200,000 mile warranty from the dealership, or Nissan, or some third party? Was it really “free” or did they charge you something for the warranty? Does it cover the engine and the transmission? Congratulations on your new car. I think the Versa is a pretty good looking sedan. The Versa sized car is all I need, so there’s no way I’m going to spend a lot on some SUV or super fancy car. I’m not wasting money on some car to “keep up with the Jones” or make myself look or feel better.
It was a dealership warranty and they did say it only covered the engine. I need to touch base with them and see if it needs to be serviced there for it too be covered. I do most of my own work and the dealership is quite a drive. So far, I have few complaints @@scottdean27
warranty is still worth it, not a scam. No one else will give you that warranty. I have a lifetime warranty on the motor and trans and any parts that have any fluid. Well worth it paying $20 extra for an oil change if my motor will be replaced. They have changed valve covers gaskets, intercooler, oil pan oil leaks on my Audi. Well worth it.
$300 for dealer installed locking lug nuts is nuts! Would have requested that removed. One dealer tried to charge $699 for a 3 year "Karr" (dealer pre-installed) security system they were able to remove by simply deactivating it online. Dealerships just want to squeeze every $ out of you.
Thanks for the video I'm really considering this exact model and spec myself to purchase next year. Could you do a driving video with live impressions if you have time in the future?
I envy you man! I want a manual Versa but my wife doesn’t want one of our car to be a manual. She shot herself in the foot though because the 2022 Altima we bought will need a new cvt pretty soon. We got quoted $8000 for a new cvt.
No key fob . I just got the basic S manual model like you did with splash guards, floor mats and no center armrest . I was thinking about ordering one from my local Nissan dealership and having someone install it but I think Nissan wants about 300 dollars for it . Hard to believe a center armrest is an option lol . These car companies will do anything to make or save a couple dollars - KIA for example doesn't include a spare tire just a can of fix-a-flat in the trunk . I'm not kidding - hopefully there's a prayer book there along with the fix-a-flat lol .... @@slingshotengage
One thing about having no key fob is that if you have to replace the key because it got lost or something it will cost you just 10 dollars instead of 500 lol .
You can add a aftermarket alarm to it for under $100 & it will open the doors remote & you can add the trunk for extra. Stereo is a piece of crap & no aftermarket dash kit available to put in one. No Android Auto or Apple CarPlay on the S trim.
I really wanted a manual so I had to sacrifice some creature comforts. Be wary of them charging you for nitrogen and locking lugs. Apparently, it was built in to the price
No mirror defrost? Who cares? Im annoyed that it doesnt have a key fob, like wtf? U have to not only dig in your pocket to get the key but actually stick it in the door like its 1987. Cmon. I wonder if you can install something to have a fob because it has power locks🤷🏻♂️
@@carfoyou’re right. Even in my Altima I don’t want to be noticed, just blend in and left alone. If I wanted to be noticed I’d get a Charger or Challenger or something like it. I hate cars as it is.
