6 disc changer and armrest

[steelisreal]

Me and my wife just bought a 2008 nissan versa with just 4000k miles on it for 13,000.

The thing is it was a great price and they gave us an awesome amount for our trade but the car is the base model. My wife loves the car but really wants the armrest/center console and the 6 disc changer of the SL.

Is it possible to order these parts from the dealer and have them installed, or is the cost going to be way to much?

thanks

[bucksnort]

Aftermarket Radio

EBay for the armrest or maybe a junkyard has a totaled Versa with one

[frankoV]

Much as I'm hapopy for a CD player that actually words . . . and a changer to boot . . . A/M is the way to go.

[law]

Most oem radio's can cost from 500 to 1100 dollars from the dealer.And those are the lowest I've seen.NOT worth it at all if you want a six disc try best buy, ebay or any other place that sells audio equip.

[Versa Madness]

Armrest info here: zerothread?id=317856

[bucksnort]

There's some OEM SL pullout radios on EBay going for about $275. My $140 Alpine and aftermarket changer would still blow that radio out of the water

[steelisreal]

I know that an aftermarket would give me a lot more options but I want to keep the car OEM.

[Knightro2]

You'll be spending a lot if you buy it from the dealer. As an example, when I had my 1998 Chevy S-10...I replaced the OEM CD player in it with a nicer one for my system. I called the dealer to get an idea on how much it would cost to buy a new one so I knew how much I should try to get on Ebay. They wanted $895 for a new Delco CD-Player...INSANE! Needless to say, I ended up selling it on Ebay for about $200 which the guy was ecstatic about because he didn't want to have to spend that kind of money either.

[kcourtad]

A/M is the way to go.

i thought they took that off the air waves...

[frankoV]

Am I supposed to respond to that with a :-) or a :-P