is there a reliable source to back this up?alonsorules8 wrote:a Renault ECU that will boost HP to 195.
1. Turbo Kit that is reliable, credible, and made specifically for Versa2. LOVE a clutch and Flywheel setup 3. Under drive pulley kitJus14 wrote:Can i get a imput on what everyone would like to see in production next?
I Myself Want One of these..
1.Supercharger2.Clutch & Flywheel Setup3.Head Parts..Cam Valves ,Ya Know Want more ReVVVV LOL
Nope, you can count me in as someone who's wholly satisfied with the Versa's drivetrain. I knew going into the purchase what (and what not) to expect, and I think that the 122 hp is more than adequate. The CVT also makes the engine seem fairly torquey, which is nice for a 1.8L.JGT5 wrote:(Am I the only one that is happy with my Versa's power?)
I'm fine with it as well.JGT5 wrote:(Am I the only one that is happy with my Versa's power?)
Same. I wasn't expecting a pocket rocket. It's a 3000lb hatchback whose main function is to provide high space/capacity in its class with decent economy.JGT5 wrote:1. Standard wheels of at least 16 inch diameter2. Tiida front facia and grille3. Tiida electronic climate control switches(Am I the only one that is happy with my Versa's power?)
Rockhound wrote:1. Fuel mileage/trip computer.Intelligent Key and no mileage readout? I mean, come on, it's 2009 - is it really that costly to stick the equivalent of a scanguage in the dash?
2. Leather option.Why not? Give us a tarted up, overpriced 'luxury' version. It already has (most of) the tech.
3. Xenons.See #2.
seat heater would be great, ive been stealing my moms minivan and benzo cuz they keep my butt nice and toastydaan wrote:block heatersunroof Ipod connectionall of which you DON'T have to get the SL version to get.
lmao, i wish i had her van, all wheel drive 2007 toyota, that thing halls ***. but i guess im happy with my little versa vanGinsu wrote:shouldn't you change your screen name to momsvan?
True, but some things I'd prefer to be factory installed, for various reasons.justmerging wrote:Many of the things you guys are asking for are available in the aftermartket (with the performance parts being the exception)...among many other things, which, when installed properly look like they came from the factory.
Yes, but other similar-sized cars like the Mazda3 are offered in a drastic range of trims, and can be had with many of the mentioned niceties (xenons, heated leather, trip computer, auto climate, rain-sensing wipers). That's why I bought the 3 over another Versa for myself (which I had considered). Sure, it costs more than the loaded Versa SL, but it came with goodies that many cars listing at $10k more don't have.Red Devil wrote:You also have to keep in mind that half of these things were left out to make it an affordable, entry level car.
The Mazda 3 also isn't in the same segment. It's more of a Sentra competitor. The upcoming Mazda 2 would be a better comparison.Rockhound wrote:Yes, but other similar-sized cars like the Mazda3 are offered in a drastic range of trims, and can be had with many of the mentioned niceties (xenons, heated leather, trip computer, auto climate, rain-sensing wipers). That's why I bought the 3 over another Versa for myself (which I had considered). Sure, it costs more than the loaded Versa SL, but it came with goodies that many cars listing at $10k more don't have.
mazda 3 sucks so bad. my good friend has one and not only is it uncomfortable, the MT sucks on it plus its slow as balls, i beat him by a fair amount when we racedRed Devil wrote:
The Mazda 3 also isn't in the same segment. It's more of a Sentra competitor. The upcoming Mazda 2 would be a better comparison.