for anyone curious, I drive a 5 speed manual 2020 (new body style) 75 miles per day round trip. I also have a dodge 2500 diesel, Versa is awesome. Been saving a ton of fuel and 5 speed is always fun.
I have a 2018 Versa S with the manual transmission. Over 50,000 miles I've averaged 41 mpg actual. Never got less than 40 mpg, mostly highway. The readout is always 2 mpg optimistic and often reads 45 mpg or even 46 mpg.
Thank You. It is great to listen to an assessment from a young driver who has not been influenced by the 'seasoned' evaluators. I'm 81 and have owned and leased a mess of cars. My current car is a 2019 Maxima which I own. My wife bought a 2020 Versa SV and that seems to be the 'house' car. It is well outfitted and a pleasure to drive. We leased a Versa Note and that gave us confidence to buy another Versa. Over all your observations are on the money. Our 2020 Versa is a great Nissan advancement. I can compare the Nissan 'flagship' (of which I have had 9) to the humble Versa. I can see the power and ride advantages but around town the Versa is my choice. The Max is a road vehicle to chew up miles in comfort for seniors.
Nice reliable affordable vehicle with a 5 speed and hand brake last of the mohicans. In a world of overpriced over engineered electrical nightmare vehicles. Don't need the emergency braking crap. Men be men learn to drive properly pay attention to the road don't depend on the the technology of the vehicle and put your phone down no texting while driving.
Ah yes the precipice of car reviews where, brace yourselves, they actually drive the car. Mind blowing. I love these non bias car reviews of dealerships selling the cars they advertise. lol. Anyway, the car is legit but these “reviews” are cringe.
😂Yes the gearing is pretty low. I suspect they use the same transmission and gear ratios with the smaller engines that wouldn't work well with taller gearing.
So stupid they took two steps back with the s model and took away the push button start for the 23-24, and doesn’t even have keyless entry. Great car but what a joke. I’d opt out of all the modern safety features just to have keyless entry.
for anyone curious, I drive a 5 speed manual 2020 (new body style) 75 miles per day round trip. I also have a dodge 2500 diesel, Versa is awesome. Been saving a ton of fuel and 5 speed is always fun.
I have the same truck, and looking at the versa for daily commute.
I got a 2019 and I’m getting 42-44 mpg , and coming out of a z71 v8 I really like it when the gas pump cuts off in the 20 Dollar range!!! 👍👍
What mph are you getting low 40s?
I have a 2018 Versa S with the manual transmission. Over 50,000 miles I've averaged 41 mpg actual. Never got less than 40 mpg, mostly highway. The readout is always 2 mpg optimistic and often reads 45 mpg or even 46 mpg.
Thank You. It is great to listen to an assessment from a young driver who has not been influenced by the 'seasoned' evaluators. I'm 81 and have owned and leased a mess of cars. My current car is a 2019 Maxima which I own. My wife bought a 2020 Versa SV and that seems to be the 'house' car. It is well outfitted and a pleasure to drive. We leased a Versa Note and that gave us confidence to buy another Versa. Over all your observations are on the money. Our 2020 Versa is a great Nissan advancement. I can compare the Nissan 'flagship' (of which I have had 9) to the humble Versa. I can see the power and ride advantages but around town the Versa is my choice. The Max is a road vehicle to chew up miles in comfort for seniors.
Very nice review good job brother.
Need the manual in the Sentra
I think they have discontinued the manuals of the Sentra here in the U.S
@@underground9260 they have.ill never buy a cvt.
I thought one of the trims had a 6-Speed?
@@DJSI3434 maybe in Canada not in the USA
Agreed.
Good review & great Nissan.
He is cute😍
Nice reliable affordable vehicle with a 5 speed and hand brake last of the mohicans. In a world of overpriced over engineered electrical nightmare vehicles. Don't need the emergency braking crap. Men be men learn to drive properly pay attention to the road don't depend on the the technology of the vehicle and put your phone down no texting while driving.
Does this have apple car play?
Going into 1st gear ⚙️ can be a bit shaky only problem
That thing is loaded…cool
Ah yes the precipice of car reviews where, brace yourselves, they actually drive the car. Mind blowing. I love these non bias car reviews of dealerships selling the cars they advertise. lol. Anyway, the car is legit but these “reviews” are cringe.
At 75mph and 3500 rpm. Was this in 5th gear?
Yes, it was. Fifth gear isn't nearly as tall as I would prefer. Same with previous generation Versas.
@@neuideas how much rpm to get to 60 mph in 5th gear?
@@mylinzjombang 60 MPH is around 3,000 RPM, maybe slightly less. I'd be happier if it were somewhere between 2200 and 2500 RPM.
My 2018, which I think has the same transmission, turns 3000 RPM at 62 mph.
Def needs a 6 gear! Them revs are to high IMO.
What is the additional $995 for?
Transportation
needs a 6th gear
3500 rpms at 75 mph ... ouch
😂Yes the gearing is pretty low. I suspect they use the same transmission and gear ratios with the smaller engines that wouldn't work well with taller gearing.
Back seats don't fold down on the S !!! 😡
I don't understand either.
So stupid they took two steps back with the s model and took away the push button start for the 23-24, and doesn’t even have keyless entry. Great car but what a joke. I’d opt out of all the modern safety features just to have keyless entry.
he is indeed cute
👍👏🤘👍👏🤘🥰😉☺️
Put a 2.0L in it and I'll buy.