WTF!!!.CANT BELEIVE IT!!

[SaLsa_VerSa]

wELL Today it was raining..in the morning i took my son 2 school..it was nice out...now i went to pick him up....of course rain on my windshield...so i put the wipers on....now i do the rear windshield...and my freakin wiper is missing....

WHO STEALS A REAR WIPER FOR A VERSA?....WTF!!

Just had to get that out of my System.....WTF!!!!.....

@$$hOLE$$

Now off to the Dealer and get a new one......

[biggie]

That is insane. Unless it was removed sometime and not snapped back on well and fell off, but I doubt that.

[Woody64]

automatic car washes are known to rip those off.

[SaLsa_VerSa]

nah i have my car washed by hand.....and nahh i never even touched the rear wiper...

but neway...lets say if just fell off?....is that covered by warranty?...hopefully?..

I'll calll them tomorrow....i've read in other posts that sum of the owners wipers fell off cuz of a loose spring.....

then they say u cant buy just a wiper blade...gotta buy the whole assembly arm...

anyway.......WTF!!!....

[APEXi240]

If that is the case, and if it's not covered by your warranty, could you just get rid of the whole assembly?

I'm not too fond of the rear wiper on the Versa.

[Vahagn23]

Ha lol they stole my Antenna and tried to rip off my hubcap, but they ended up breaking two of the clips

[grogman]

off topic but what car is the most stolen in america............just wondering.

[lain]

off topic but what car is the most stolen in america............just wondering.

google my friend...thats how everyone else is going to get their answers. unless its someone that already looked it up on google.

[Knightro2]

1995 Honda Civic is the most stolen car.

[frankoV]

now that the site is up and running again . . .

off topic but what car is the most stolen in america............just wondering.

google [heard of it?] says . . .

1. 1995 Honda Civic 2. 1991 Honda Accord 3. 1989 Toyota Camry 4. 1997 Ford F-150 Pickup 5. 2005 Dodge Ram Pickup 6. 1994 Chevrolet C/K 1500 Pickup 7. 1994 Nissan Sentra 8. 1994 Dodge Caravan 9. 1994 Saturn SL 10. 1990 Acura Integra

cartuningcentral.com

'95 Civic '91 Honda Accord'89 Toyota Camry '97 Ford F-150'94 Chevrolet C/K 1500 Pickup'94 Acura Integra'04 Dodge Ram Pickup'94 Nissan Sentra'88 Toyota Pickup '07 Toyota Corolla

money.cnn.com

researched and ready before lain's post but only now able to post because . . . well, who knows why I couldn't post it earlier

[frankoV]

oh . . . and why in the world would anyone steal a Sentra?

[Slither]

oh . . . and why in the world would anyone steal a Sentra?

Worth more as the sum of its parts..?

Like if you have an Impala or 500 and it gets stolen and chopped for taxi parts.

[comsdude]

I have a better question..... who would steal a Saturn SL?????? damn engine is only good for about 100,000 before a connecting rod decides it needs fresh air in a hurry and blows right through the block. sort of like this

[frankoV]

I have a better question..... who would steal a Saturn SL?????? damn engine is only good for about 100,000 before a connecting rod decides it needs fresh air in a hurry and blows right through the block.

to replace said engine?

[brainguyus]

oh . . . and why in the world would anyone steal a Sentra?

For that year Sentra I think I can see why.

I traded a '94 Sentra for my Versa. It was loaded and had the 2.5L (rare) engine. Although it looked completely stock that car was a rocket!. I put dust in the hair gel of many a red faced bmw driver in that thing. It would even smoke the tires without too much effort.

Got rid of it because..

a) It was too small. I'm 6' @ 250lb. I felt like I needed a shoe horn to get in and out of the thing.

b) Rode like a WWII army jeep. The smallest pothole would produce bone jarring results.

c) Entirely too much torque. It was primarily my wife's driver and she had trouble with spinning the tires on wet roads.

The 1.8L SE/R Sentra's were also pretty good runners. I can see how they're popular with the ricers who get their parts from midnight auto.

[APEXi240]

For that year Sentra I think I can see why.

I traded a '94 Sentra for my Versa. It was loaded and had the 2.5L (rare) engine. Although it looked completely stock that car was a rocket!. I put dust in the hair gel of many a red faced bmw driver in that thing. It would even smoke the tires without too much effort.

Got rid of it because..

a) It was too small. I'm 6' @ 250lb. I felt like I needed a shoe horn to get in and out of the thing.

b) Rode like a WWII army jeep. The smallest pothole would produce bone jarring results.

c) Entirely too much torque. It was primarily my wife's driver and she had trouble with spinning the tires on wet roads.

The 1.8L SE/R Sentra's were also pretty good runners. I can see how they're popular with the ricers who get their parts from midnight auto.

94 Sentra had 2 engines, 1.6 liter, and 2 liter.

[brainguyus]

94 Sentra had 2 engines, 1.6 liter, and 2 liter.

My bad. I got all screwed up reading that . My Sentra 2.5S was an '04. (I don't know why I was thinking '94...maybe because I also had a '94 Sentra several cars prior).

That being the case I agree with Frankohabs about the '94 sentra, why steal it?.


Modified by brainguyus at 2:35 PM 9/15/2008