The 2023 Nissan Versa Is the Hero We Need Right Now

Are you finding food too expensive? Do fuel prices have you down in the dumps? Tired of selling valuable bodily fluids to cover the phone bill? Boy, do we have good news. In a world where the average transaction price for a new automobile exceeds $47,000, the refreshed 2023 Nissan Versa still starts below $17,000 – including destination and delivery fees.

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  • Safeblonde MSRP and dealer markup are two different things. That price is a fiction.
  • Del Varner Does anyone have a means to bypass the automobile data collection?
  • Kjhkjlhkjhkljh kljhjkhjklhkjh two cam sensors p0024, a cam solenoid, 2 out of pocket TSB trans flushes for the pos chevy transmission 8l45 under recall lawsuit , Tsb 18-NA-355, 2 temperature sensors and a ##ing wireing harness because the dealer after the 2nd visit said the could not find out why the odb2 port and usb ports kept blowing fuses.This 2018 truck is my last domestic vehicle, the last good domestic i had was a 1969 straight 6 chevy nova with a Offenhauserintake and a 4 barrel. Only buying toyota going forward.
  • 3-On-The-Tree I have a 2009 C6 Corvette LS3 and the only major repair that I have done on it was replace the radiator. Besides usual plugs, wires oil etc. And yes those tires are expensive as well.
  • 28-Cars-Later We had a red 2003 with less than 100 miles in late 2004/5ish and kept it till the end AFAIK. I do recall being told we had about $28,000 in at the time (about $43,6 in 2023 Clown World Bux). I don't ever recall anyone retail even looking at it, and it lived in the showroom/garage."It's an automatic that just had the linkage repaired and upgraded"This really doesn't bode well. Maybe there's a upgrade I'm simply not aware of so one could tune the 3rd Gen LM4 for higher power but messing with it isn't making me smile because now I know its no longer factory or somehow it broke and with such low miles I'm equally concerned.