I bought a used one and get it in a few days time probably. I'm excited even though I don't care for the colour. I prefer standard so that's what I bought. I appreciated your review.
No lie, we fit a 65" flat screen (in the box) in our 2016 Versa Note SV. Granted my 5 foot tall wife had to drive as we had to have the front seats scooted forward as far as they'd go, but it worked. We have a running joke that there's nothing the Versa can't hold.
Great video and nice practical car with lots of usable cargo space considering the price. I like this car and yes there are probably many better choices out there but at much higher price.
Great job LTMEDIA, I am looking at buying 1 of these, would you tell me what is your actual MPG'S your mother has been getting on this car? and does it have a tilt steering wheel ? and has she had any problems with the car? Thankx Keep up the good reviews!
Hey there! Glad you enjoyed it. We've been averaging about 34mpg (but that's 90% highway driving and at 80-85mph). It has Tilt (but no telescope) steering, and we haven't had any major problems! If you're going to buy one, make sure the CVT fluid has been changed regularly. If not available, it might be a risky buy. Hope this helps!
@@LTMedia Thankx for the fast reply, do you know somebody who has had problems with the CVT from not changing the fluid at regularly times? It's going to be hard to truly find out if somebody has done those fluid changes, but I do understand what you mean, Thankx again.
@@DeathicuJust seeing if the car has a maintenance record at all would be helpful! The reason I emphasize it is because while any car will have issues without regular servicing, the CVTs in these Nissans have a history of being very fragile, althought we have now almost 190k on ours with no issues whatsoever. Same thing you'd do when looking at any other used car though!
What I am trying to understand is why there is a sort of jolt, or lunge around the 30-40 MPH mark when accelerating at a slow to moderate rate which sounds like the RPMs lowering. 5:50. I do not like the way a CVT feels as it feels like a standard transmission with the clutch halfway in. MY ears WANT to hear that rise and fall of a normal transmission and to me it just sounds like there's something wrong with it. BTW these cars are known for having one of the worst transmissions available today, which is why there are lawsuits. I'm taking my Versa Note into the dealer next week for a transmission fluid check and flush.
I’m not sure I’m seeing the same Versa Note as you. You’ve done an excellent job on the video, but this car has to be one of the worst in the segment - not that I’d ever own a budget, sub-compact hatch, but the interiors on these thing are awful. The technology is dated. Although space in the cabin is generous for the class, it’s not a comfortable vehicle at all. Build, materials, fitment, and more are all _severely_ lacking, even for the category. Others like the Fiesta and Yaris are greatly improved over this thing. Still, it could be worse too - it could always be a Mitsubishi Mirage.
You do have some fair points, the interior is pretty bland and somewhat dated, and yes I believe the Fiesta is SOOOO MUCH better, but for $15,000 this isn't a bad car. Like you said, could be a Mirage lol I'll be trying to get one for a review sometime soon ;)
I find it interesting that someone as young as you is doing a job like this. I’m impressed
Thank you! That means a lot to me, hopefully my quality has improved a bit in the last few years haha!
@Mateo Brycen I actually prefer UA-cam believe it or not!
@Rhys Vance I actually prefer UA-cam believe it or not!
I bought a used one and get it in a few days time probably. I'm excited even though I don't care for the colour. I prefer standard so that's what I bought. I appreciated your review.
The SV is perfect. Doesn't have fog lights but I added the simple to install kit for $45. Perfect trim
Just purchased mine yesterday and already love it, this is my color too it's beautiful I have backup camera which is awesome
Dude you’re awesome! This is a really comprehensive review.I look forward to clicking up and seeing your current videos.
Just hit 200,000 miles on my 16 cvt.. Still going great
Such an informative review...WELL DONE!
Just about to hit 79K miles with my 2016 SV Note...love it, fun little car to drive, especially on highways.
No lie, we fit a 65" flat screen (in the box) in our 2016 Versa Note SV. Granted my 5 foot tall wife had to drive as we had to have the front seats scooted forward as far as they'd go, but it worked. We have a running joke that there's nothing the Versa can't hold.
That's one of our favorite things about the car, hands down
Great video and nice practical car with lots of usable cargo space considering the price. I like this car and yes there are probably many better choices out there but at much higher price.
Well put together video
Summit Productions South Thank you!
oh cool you finally uploaded something!
I've been busy for the last 2 months, expect more uploads more frequently
awesome!
hi, i have nissan note verso 2016-sv, how to change fuel consumption miles per gallon-kilometers per liter, and faringates to celsius. thanks
cool video.kudos!
Jan Carlos Thanks! I appreciate that :)
I like Corona's song, The Rhythm of the Night too.
Great job LTMEDIA, I am looking at buying 1 of these, would you tell me what is your actual MPG'S your mother has been getting on this car? and does it have a tilt steering wheel ? and has she had any problems with the car?
Thankx
Keep up the good reviews!
Hey there! Glad you enjoyed it. We've been averaging about 34mpg (but that's 90% highway driving and at 80-85mph). It has Tilt (but no telescope) steering, and we haven't had any major problems! If you're going to buy one, make sure the CVT fluid has been changed regularly. If not available, it might be a risky buy.
Hope this helps!
@@LTMedia Thankx for the fast reply, do you know somebody who has had problems with the CVT from not changing the fluid at regularly times?
It's going to be hard to truly find out if somebody has done those fluid changes, but I do understand what you mean,
Thankx again.
@@DeathicuJust seeing if the car has a maintenance record at all would be helpful! The reason I emphasize it is because while any car will have issues without regular servicing, the CVTs in these Nissans have a history of being very fragile, althought we have now almost 190k on ours with no issues whatsoever.
Same thing you'd do when looking at any other used car though!
What I am trying to understand is why there is a sort of jolt, or lunge around the 30-40 MPH mark when accelerating at a slow to moderate rate which sounds like the RPMs lowering. 5:50. I do not like the way a CVT feels as it feels like a standard transmission with the clutch halfway in. MY ears WANT to hear that rise and fall of a normal transmission and to me it just sounds like there's something wrong with it. BTW these cars are known for having one of the worst transmissions available today, which is why there are lawsuits. I'm taking my Versa Note into the dealer next week for a transmission fluid check and flush.
That's the way these CVTs work. I'm not a huge fan of them either. The Altimas are the worst for failures, these aren't nearly as bad
My 2017 sv hatchback is great but terrible in cross winds
The Nissan Versa Note SV... The car that thought it could be a well-known phone.
Instead it became one of the cheapest cars in America...
The moral of the story? Stay in school, kids.
Curious if these will last 300,000
Just hit 200,000 on my 16 cvt
I’m not sure I’m seeing the same Versa Note as you. You’ve done an excellent job on the video, but this car has to be one of the worst in the segment - not that I’d ever own a budget, sub-compact hatch, but the interiors on these thing are awful. The technology is dated. Although space in the cabin is generous for the class, it’s not a comfortable vehicle at all.
Build, materials, fitment, and more are all _severely_ lacking, even for the category. Others like the Fiesta and Yaris are greatly improved over this thing.
Still, it could be worse too - it could always be a Mitsubishi Mirage.
You do have some fair points, the interior is pretty bland and somewhat dated, and yes I believe the Fiesta is SOOOO MUCH better, but for $15,000 this isn't a bad car. Like you said, could be a Mirage lol I'll be trying to get one for a review sometime soon ;)
Wow is it me or does he sound like Ellen?