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If your daily-drivers are an Accord and a minivan, or anything of an entirely different class for that matter, would you expect to love a Nissan Versa the first time you drove one?
2014 Nissan Versa rental experience.
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Originally Posted By: rjundi
Try a Subaru CVT (2014 Legacy) and 2014 Accord CVT and you would say excellent.
No i wouldn't, i drove the new Subaru, it sucks as bad as the Nissan.
These transmissions were designed in the 50's for an 22HP vehicle and they have been trying to make a purse out of a sows ear ever since.
This is not an idea who's time has come its an idea who's time has come and long gone but refused to stay dead.
Try a Subaru CVT (2014 Legacy) and 2014 Accord CVT and you would say excellent.
No i wouldn't, i drove the new Subaru, it sucks as bad as the Nissan.
These transmissions were designed in the 50's for an 22HP vehicle and they have been trying to make a purse out of a sows ear ever since.
This is not an idea who's time has come its an idea who's time has come and long gone but refused to stay dead.
Originally Posted By: JTK
If your daily-drivers are an Accord and a minivan, or anything of an entirely different class for that matter, would you expect to love a Nissan Versa the first time you drove one?
It was a rental and I was sharing my experience. I can tell you this, a Honda Fit would certainly be an upgrade. Ive been in other compacts and they were not this bad. But again, for what these cost they are ok!
If your daily-drivers are an Accord and a minivan, or anything of an entirely different class for that matter, would you expect to love a Nissan Versa the first time you drove one?
It was a rental and I was sharing my experience. I can tell you this, a Honda Fit would certainly be an upgrade. Ive been in other compacts and they were not this bad. But again, for what these cost they are ok!
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