The versa just blows away the competition in sales.
I love the Cube's styling. It's so different and unique, I love it.The Cube is lacking. Gotta blame the styling dept on that lol.
There's nothing wrong with the style, it's unique to its own. Im sure the sales will pick up, I see quite a few Cube's around Denver.The Cube is lacking. Gotta blame the styling dept on that lol.
Sounds like you are Fit-natic. Are you sure you will be happy with a versa? My feeling is pay the extra 2500.00 and get what you wanted in the first place. When I purchased the Versa, I knew after researching vehicles and also watching some young uppity guy getting excited about being a new fit owner, I was hooked on the Versa. I just think the Fit is dorky looking and cheaply built.The numbers are kinda skewed.
For one thing, the Versa comes in hatchback AND sedan form. Most Americans have an aversion to hatchbacks, wagons, etc.. I imagine that if the FIT came in sedan form, the FIT Vs. Versa numbers would be a lot closer.
Another reason being you can negotiate a much steeper discount with a Nissan than a Honda or Toyota (pre sudden accleration dabacle).
After the Nissan dealership agreed to the absurd numbers for my Versa, I immediately called up all the Honda dealerships within a 100 mile radius to see if I could do the same with a Fit. Let's just say they couldn't (or refused) to get anywhere close - like $2,500.00 difference - and let me walk because they knew they'd have zero problem selling the Fit at near or at sticker.
Anyone know the break down of numbers between the hatchback and the sedan?
Sounds like you are Fit-natic. Are you sure you will be happy with a versa? My feeling is pay the extra 2500.00 and get what you wanted in the first place. When I purchased the Versa, I knew after researching vehicles and also watching some young uppity guy getting excited about being a new fit owner, I was hooked on the Versa. I just think the Fit is dorky looking and cheaply built.