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Here are some interior views Sensible dashboard with easy to use controls - climate control vents and small touch screen embedded under the cowl ... all Versas have the black and blue trim, so they only offer exterior colors that work with that Push button ignition instead of key inserted into the side of the steering column and various cubby slots to power up Analog gauge for speedo at the right and left (display 1): digital readout Analog gauge for speedo at the right and left (display 2): trip information Analog gauge for speedo at the right and left (display 3): driving aids graphics ... and they're usually telling you something useful Analog gauge for speedo at the right and left (display 4): tire pressure Analog gauge for speedo at the right and left (display 5): DRUM ROLL ... a temperature gauge, which I almost require Pull tabs for everything in close proximity:  trunk release, hood release, and fuel door release Good rear visibility and all around, really - - - - -

I was assigned a 2025 Nissan Versa from NY-LGA for the Labor Day weekend.  About 10 years ago, I used to think that Versa was dowdy.  As I got into it and drove around Long Island, Westchester County, and even a little bit of Manhattan (where I parked it on the street overnight for free!) with a friend I'd gone to school with, I came to like this little car. There's nothing overwhelming or remarkable about this last Versa  It's just a straightforward economy car.  It's nimble, slots into small spaces, and, on good pavement, rides smoothly enough for its size.  The ergonomics of the interior make sense - an aesthetically balanced dashboard, simple controls, decent seats in a durable cloth, and good sight lines.  The trunk is roomier than one might think.  The engine is a NA 1.6 liter 4 cylinder driving through a CVT.  And they were able to put this packaging together into a proportionate looking little sedan with an entry price of around $20 K.   The car features a lot of the electronic assists and warnings, as in "standard."  Highway mileage with good uninterrupted steady driving can easily hit the 40 mpg mark, and maybe a tad more.  One would think that, in over a decade, Nissan might have dialed in the reliability of the CVT.  It may not be everyone's favorite transmission, but I'm almost sure they're better than in their teething years. The curtain fell on the Versa without much fanfare.  Production for the U.S. market ceased last month.  Nissan will be keeping the one-up Sentra, which has been (noticeably) refreshed.  I'd say this Versa is a slightly more attractive and likeable option to the recently gone Hyundai Accent and Kia Rio.  Now is its "time to say good-bye." I like(d) it. Front angled view - classic Nissan treatment, nice alloys, and easy to work with Rear angled view - its lines have improved over older model years

@oldshurst442 Last nights protests across the country have clearly stirred up Americans and Hopefully the Murdering ICE agent will face his required day in court for his murderous act. Seems some are willing to get more violent as the protestors in Sacramento California broke down the gate at the ICE center and entered.  

Yup. I wanna know though, where is the pushback from americans. You know, the riots...  Because the ONLY thing that can get americans out of this is violence...  If not, well...look at how real deal every day Russians and real deal every day North Koreans cope with their realities and that is the life that americans will have going forward for the next whatever years UNTIL you phoquers fight back... trump is weighing in on not even having mid-term elections...   (because he knows impeachment is heading his way if republicans lose the mid terms...not that will stop him from anything anyway...)  trump was hinting on running for president...again...for a 3rd term in 2028... Im mean...what other hints do you phoquers need to phoquing actually revolt???!!! yet here is another reason.  2 phoquing reasons. Forgetting that he caused an insurrection full of FALSE claims... 1. An actual invasion of a country with a KIDNAPPING (I do not care of this man was also a dictator, its NOT up to the usa to settle this...because the REAL reason is to steal THAT country's oil) 2. AN ACTUAL KILLING of an american CITIZEN...  A MOTHER. A 35 year old MOTHER.   oh....I KNOW how deep this is...  CANADIANS KNOW....how deep this is. It seems the ONLY phoques that do NOT know how deep this is... is americans...   Do I have to post Elbows Up or Gloves Off pics? Do I have to post phoque the usa with pics of burning american flags? Well... PHOQUE THE usa!!!    And in the garbage where the american flag belongs!!!    The ONLY concern you guys NEED right NOW, the ONLY ICE concern you need right now is THIS kinda ICE      

I understand your concerns on ICE, but their EVs have been pretty rock solid as a standalone group. As I posted here, the savings and reliability have been impressive. So many coworkers are taking advantage of buying value powered EVs as we have moved into a large return period this year on EVs coming back off lease. I will say this, the latest coworker who has joined the Kia family picked up a 2yr lease return of the EV6 GT, powerful 4 door hatch that was $78K new and with only 18K miles on it he paid out the door $32K for the auto and it still has full warranty. He loves the 18 minutes to 80% fast charging as he is awaiting the install of an L2 charger in his home. Great deals to be had on EVs that can go the distance.