I like the car overall. The fuel indicator is a little erratic. It says you have some gas left then suddenly drops. The stereo is also low quality, and the speakers have started to make a little bit of noise, which I am not too happy about. But I didn't pay a lot, and it suites my needs. I can upgrade the stereo if I decide that I really want to. The car came with no antenna so I had to buy one and attach it. Before that the radio reception was poor. That's more on the dealership than the car itself. I was worried about the reliability, especially with the transmission over time, so I bought the extended warranty. That's probably for the best because I am putting extra miles on it driving for Uber. In general, I find it to be a good car. I drove it in the snow one time, and it handled very well. The reason I had bought it is because I drove one as a rental last year and liked it. I try to keep it clean and looking new. Time will tell if it was a good purchase. For now it's roomy enough and comfortable. No major issues or complaints.

When my last car died on me, I really needed a new one right away. I had a Versa in mind after having had one as a rental on vacation. The one I got is a very basic model. It was used as a loaner for the dealership to give out to people who were having their car worked on. It has only basic features like manual locks and windows and no sunroof. Those things don't matter to me though, and I'm sure they are available to other people who buy the car. I was happy with the cost and the mileage. Since I have owned it, it has really been a good car for me. It's much roomier, as my old car had no trunk and only two doors. I drive a lot for work and I rideshare. I find it very comfortable for that. I also find it handles very well in the snow. Overall, a good car as long as you're happy with something that serves your basic needs.