pingflood wrote:Of course, not in warranty means I have to find parts and fix it...
So far: door handle fell off, horrible piston slap, lots of rattles from the dash, turn signal that acts up intermittently. Not what I expected from a Japanese car even if built in Mexico.
Cheaper to manufacture in Mexico and labor costs. I'd prefer they manufacture them in Canada, US or Japan and ship them to the US.NODES wrote:
Mexico = FAIL![]()
Look at VW Jetta's many issues as well and they are priced a lot higher then the Versa.
Actually, my wife has a 2002 Mexican built Jetta and at 95k miles it's been trouble free.NODES wrote:
Mexico = FAIL![]()
Look at VW Jetta's many issues as well and they are priced a lot higher then the Versa.
lol tell that to my brother in lawpingflood wrote:
Actually, my wife has a 2002 Mexican built Jetta and at 95k miles it's been trouble free.
The Versa at half that, not so much.
This just happened to me 30 minutes ago. Thanks for posting this, hoping there would have been an easier solution but this works.pingflood wrote:Well, the resolution to this was me buying a $12 trim piece (that seems to hold the door handle in place; it's the piece around the lock) and spending some time getting the door handle in there. Was a bit of a pain, and had to take off the inside panel, but managed to piece it back together.

I have a turn switch for $25 shipped.pingflood wrote:Of course, not in warranty means I have to find parts and fix it...
So far: door handle fell off, horrible piston slap, lots of rattles from the dash, turn signal that acts up intermittently. Not what I expected from a Japanese car even if built in Mexico.

nickoladzez wrote:That happened to me on my passenger side door.
I managed to get the handle back on, but i couldn't get the little plastic thingy that covers the keyhole to stay on.
Overall, I'm pretty ashamed of my versa,
1. The lever that opens the hood broke
2. The passenger door handle fell off
3. The passenger side back seat door panel broke
4. Left reverse light only works if you tap it a few times.
5. Tire low indicator is always on, even though I made sure all the tires' pressure were the same.
All this happened just 6 months after the warranty expired
The only good thing i can say about this car is that the engine is good. All the other sh_tty plastic pieces of the car are extremely unreliable and poorly made.

roadrunner2short wrote:I totally agree JUNK. This was the first new car I ever bought and I am so disappointed. The whole front suspension has been replaced. It was in the shop 6 or 7 times before the warranty ran out. Now that the warranty has run out. With like 50,000 miles on this vehicle not abused at all. The oxygen sensor has went out, The door handle on the drivers side is falling off both parts. It's popping in the front The brakes had to be replaced, rotars and all. The Motor seems to be good but it's crazy that this much work has had to be done to a new car. I wish I would have bought a newer used car.

