I have a 2016 Versa S (manual trans) and my tachometer is small. It almost seems like an afterthought when they designed the gauge cluster. I do have a number (1), though.
I imagine the designers didn't think the driver needed to be aware of the lower rpm band and decided to calibrate it accordingly?? Thus they left off the (1)
Personally, I listen to my engine and shift when I think it is time. I don't really pay all that much attention to the tachometer.
I've never thought of my car as something to "red line" or even push hard. When I leave a red light, I know I'll be the last to get back up to speed (compared to the other cars around me). I'm OK with that. I purchased my Versa as an economy car and drive it gently.
I imagine the designers didn't think the driver needed to be aware of the lower rpm band and decided to calibrate it accordingly?? Thus they left off the (1)
Personally, I listen to my engine and shift when I think it is time. I don't really pay all that much attention to the tachometer.
I've never thought of my car as something to "red line" or even push hard. When I leave a red light, I know I'll be the last to get back up to speed (compared to the other cars around me). I'm OK with that. I purchased my Versa as an economy car and drive it gently.
