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Buying a Nissan Versa?
I have 2000 Nissan Xterra V6 with a slipping transmissions. The car has 171,000 miles on it. The car drives horrible it's almost impossible to get the gas moving, so I was going to just junk it for parts. Before I went to the junk yard I figure why not stop by a few dealerships and see how much they will me for it. Most flat out said no because of all of its flaws and the transmissions going bad. One lady told me after we test drive a car, that she can only give me $500 for it because the car is dead. Yesterday I took it to another dealer I test drove a 2008 Nissan versa, and it drove smoothly. It has 90,000 miles and I'm getting it for $6,687, and they were willing to trade my car for $800 after doing a diagnostic on my car. This is the best deal I have gotten. I'm just trying to get ride of the Xterra before it completely stop working. I got approve for the vehicle, do you think this is a fair trade?
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- ?Lv 77 years agoFavorite Answer
You may do better on a Sentra or last years body style Versa. By buying new you will have new car warranty while paying for the car. Important fact a 80,000+ cat may have some sort of problem that will put you back where you are now. Nissan are good cars remember that Versa did not cost much more than $12,000 brand new. Just saying do your self a favor talk to new car department...
- RamonLv 67 years ago
Let me see. A car headed for the junk yard or recycling center and a car that works? Is there a doubt here? I did a quick search for the Nissan Versa (not "versa" for some reason teens do not know that car names are proper names) of your mileage and found one for $8,895. I do not know where you live but you can do the same. As to the car, please have a mechanic of your choice inspect the car, top to bottom. At times what sounds too good to be true is not. A simple test drive is not enough. Service. If this Versa needs a timing belt service that can run over $1,000. If there are other needs, they can add up quickly. Price alone is not to used to make a decision. If the car checks out OK, then this sounds ideal.
