They are everywhere

[Shad0wXCalibur]

[NODES]

Cash for clunkers has made these cheap cars multiply like rabbits

[steed77]

Cash for clunkers has made these cheap cars multiply like rabbits

Cash for clunkers has made these cheap cars multiply like rabbits

Yepper.. sure did!

[SpeedyV09]

I like the one parked on the grass lol

and yea, prior to cash for clunkers versas were only here and there, now I see probably 20 of them in a 15 minute drive. It's incredible!

[MadHungarian]

Cheap? Please--the Versa may be an economical, inexpensive, etc. car, but it ain't CHEAP! I test drove some competitors and boy, are they ever cheap. Compared to them, the Versa is the largely unrecognized bargin of all small cars.

[iluvmyVersa08]

Still not too many over here. I see them often, but not everyday. Our Versa's didn't go that cheap as they did when Cash for Clunkers was on in the US.

[silverarrow27]

I now at least see like 3-4 everyday now on the drive to work and back. I only work like 5 minutes away. Probably the same ones everyday though lol

[Bubs daddy]

I see 3 or 4 Versas for every Fit. Tiidas and Versas are common around here.

[bboy_romeo]

i see a lot of versa's in my area, its crazy! but mines the only one mod'd from what i know of

[NODES]

i see a lot of versa's in my area, its crazy! but mines the only one mod'd from what i know of

dido, I see plenty of them. Young people driving the Base Models and the Elderly going all out with the SL.

[iluvmyVersa08]

dido, I see plenty of them. Young people driving the Base Models and the Elderly going all out with the SL.

I see tons of elderly driving the sedan version, or moms with their kids in the back seat driving the BASE sedan, or S model of the HB. Rarely ever see a fully loaded V.

[NODES]

I see tons of elderly driving the sedan version, or moms with their kids in the back seat driving the BASE sedan, or S model of the HB. Rarely ever see a fully loaded V.

sedan here are rare, I only seen 2 since I brought the car over in June

[VersaMG08]

I see more sedans than hatchbacks here. SLs are rare, which is good.

[Versa357]

I don't think you would see too many people buying a fully loaded V with the cash for clunker program.When that was going on there was also a nice rebate going with the more expensive cars like the Altima.So with the 4500 for cash for clunkers plus the rebates you could get a nice altima for around 13,000 which is less then what a fully loaded V would normally cost.I got my V with the cash for clunkers but I only did it to save fuel So I got the 1.6 version. I didn't need all the power options.If I wanted all the bells and whistles and didnt care about gas mileage I would have got a Altima. I love my V and I think part of that is because I didnt't expect much from it.I found out I got more of a car then I thought I was getting.

[iluvmyVersa08]

I don't think you would see too many people buying a fully loaded V with the cash for clunker program.When that was going on there was also a nice rebate going with the more expensive cars like the Altima.So with the 4500 for cash for clunkers plus the rebates you could get a nice altima for around 13,000 which is less then what a fully loaded V would normally cost.I got my V with the cash for clunkers but I only did it to save fuel So I got the 1.6 version. I didn't need all the power options.If I wanted all the bells and whistles and didnt care about gas mileage I would have got a Altima. I love my V and I think part of that is because I didnt't expect much from it.I found out I got more of a car then I thought I was getting.

Ya see, no C4C program here. I bought my V fully loaded. An Altima is way too big for me. I like smaller cars, and the Versa fit the bill, so I went all out.

Nodes: That is weird that there are no sedans. I see tons of them here, mostly all driven by seniors.

[NODES]

Ya see, no C4C program here. I bought my V fully loaded. An Altima is way too big for me. I like smaller cars, and the Versa fit the bill, so I went all out.

Nodes: That is weird that there are no sedans. I see tons of them here, mostly all driven by seniors.

it must be a East coast thing I guess.

[Bubs daddy]

What convinced me to get the SL was just a couple of seconds sitting inside of it. The upholstery material is a much higher grade of fabric than base. For the small amount for the upgrade ( a few thousand) the many conveniences, higher grade interior fabrics, armrest, cruise, wheels, lighting and other stuff, it's well worth it.

I've bought base models before. I had an '85 Chevette I bought brand new for $4995. hehe No radio, no antenna, manual 4 speed, no air, no rear defroster. Just your basic transportation.

A base Versa is far better than a Chevette ever was.

[NODES]

to me a base model is OK around short trips around town or pizza delivery type business.

On a longer drives the base car will tire you out without seat comfort, armrests or cruise control.

[Versa357]

to me a base model is OK around short trips around town or pizza delivery type business.

On a longer drives the base car will tire you out without seat comfort, armrests or cruise control.

I guess all that stuff doesn't matter to me. It might be because I drive truck for a living.The International I drive at work has cruise control and I don't even use it. I even drive it 500 miles a day. It also has arm rest on both sides of the seat again I dont use them.Even my last car was a f150 xlt with cruise control I didnt use it on there either. I like to feel like I always have control of everything my vehicle is doing.I also think the opposite about getting tired out on long trips.I think the more cozy or comfortable a person gets while driving the more likely they would doze off if they got tired on a long trip.There is a tractor at work that is so darn quiet and comfortable that I have to keep the window down or stop and walk around a bit because it makes me tired.I drive my Versa to Boston at least once a month which is at least a 200mile round trip from here and the seats are just fine for me and the wife. They are alot better then the ones that where in a Hyundai Accent I tried. Those were like sitting on wood.

[Rand0m0sityxX]

I deliver, and one day I was on a road, three Versa's all backed out on it at the same time. they were each prolly 2 houses apart.

[NODES]

did a 100KM drive today I saw 7 hatchbacks and 2 Sedans.

[iluvmyVersa08]

I drive my Versa to Boston at least once a month which is at least a 200mile round trip from here and the seats are just fine for me and the wife. They are alot better then the ones that where in a Hyundai Accent I tried. Those were like sitting on wood.

LOL!!!! I Agree with that! I used to have a Hyundai Accent before my Versa. Great on gas, but the seats were VERY uncomfortable. I used to drive an hour each way to school, and it was not a comfortable ride.