Hey all, I’m looking at a 2019 Nissan versa, and a 2021 Nissan versa. Both are manual transmissions. Both vehicles have had normal oil changes done. The 2019 versa has 66,370 miles on it. The 2021 has 47,263 miles on it. Obviously the 2021 would seem like the right answer but my issue with it is…

Demo car for one of the sales staff??

[image] davesmopar: Demo car for one of the sales staff?? If the OP can confirm that this was the case, then… sure… it would probably be a decent candidate for purchase.

I cannot. It’s only had 1 owner carfax says so I’m not sure why the vehicle was sold. It doesn’t state it’s had any accidents so no clue why the og owner got rid of it.

[image] J.nowells_187153: I know electric key fobs can be pricey, and I’m assuming getting a push start fixed if it has issues is also pricey. From what gets discussed here, I don’t think this is really a problem for any car. In fact, there are probably more issues with keys and lock cylinder…

That’s good to know. I’ve never owned a push to start so wasn’t sure on how reliable they were.

[image] VDCdriver: Why would somebody get rid of a perfectly-good 2 year old vehicle with less than 50k miles on the odometer I am betting this is a leased car that went over mileage traded for another lease car that will go over mileage.

You never know why people trade in vehicles. I trade in a car every year or two just because I like driving a different, newer vehicle. My wife goes 4-5 years. There’s nothing wrong with the vehicles I’m trading in, I just generally get tired of driving the same vehicle for more than a year or tw…

[image] Mustangman: I am betting this is a leased car that went over mileage traded for another lease car that will go over mileage. :+1: I suppose that this is another possible explanation.

[image] VDCdriver: Why would somebody get rid of a perfectly-good 2 year old vehicle with less than 50k miles on the odometer. I was faced with a similar situation in 2012. I needed a new car for my youngest daughter to drive at school and found a 2 year old Cavalier with 14,000 miles on it. …

2019 or 2021 Nissan versa worth it?

Buying/Selling

shanonia October 18, 2023, 6:02pm 11

Consumer Reports does not have a rating for Versa’s reliability… probably because of small numbers of Versa owners among their readers who respond to their car surveys.

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2019 or 2021 Nissan versa worth it?

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