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http://www.nissanusa.com/versa/gallery.htmlLooks like GM already started their partnership with Nissan. This may be the next version of the Vibe just rebadged. GM/Nissan/Renault Partnership: http://edition.cnn.com/2006/BU....html

to me, that looks more like the Mazda vibe clone than the vibe itself

More like a Mazda 3 or mini-Quest to me.

Yeah, I can see the Mazda on there too.

I see Vibe

How about now?

a bunch of clonestoo bad Nissan didn't make it look more like a minimurano, those things look pretty nice.

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It doesnt look like it will have as much room though.

lol every SUV/hatchback looks like a vibe because they all look the same...

Quote, originally posted by tangerine »lol every SUV/hatchback looks like a vibe because they all look the same...Not really, the Subaru Outback does not look like a Vibe Then there is the BMW M3 and M5 and a few other SUV/hatchback that do not look like Vibes

The Vibe looks like it has way more room than the Versa. I hope that's not the new Vibe...

The good news is that if the Vibe is discontinued there will be ample replacements for those who like the "mini-SUV" concept coupled with relatively low gasoline consumption.

Vibe looks better

Well I plan on driving my Vibe for a long time

In the 3rd pic it does look more like the Quest. In the others not so much. Still like the look of the vibe better.

I was at a Hyundai slash Nissan dealer today getting a key made for my car and saw these things sitting out there... Yick! That back end is just kinda goofy. Certainly has cues from the Quest...

Tangerine is right that a lot hatchbacks look quite similar, but however there are derinately differences that I can spot out in each one. To me, the Versa looks almost identical to the Civic Si hatchback.

Hey but which one came out first??? THE VIBE THATS RIGHT (was it the first???) any way the vibe is awesome and it looks way more meaner too YEAH!!! I love my VIBE!!

Now that I think about it, the Versa looks a bit more like the XA than it does the Vizzle, to me at least... Especially from the back.Nonetheless, if I were to buy a small car, I would have to pass this one up. Oh wait, I already did that!

As I was getting my oil changed today, I saw a Versa inside the showroom so I went over to check it out... Interesting car, although from up close I'm even more turned off by all the various angles on the outside. Sat down in it, and I felt cramped (I'm 5'8".) I think it probably has a good amount of room in it, but the interior was nothing but pitch black everywhere except the headliner which made everything feel like it was closing in on me... The dash seemed insanely huge as well, intruding well into the cabin. I didn't particularly care for the seating position, I couldn't quite get comfortable and had problems seeing over the dash. And the fabric was this black velour stuff, all that cheesy, velvety goodness in a car like this really looked and felt odd and out of place.But it certainly has a lot to offer for the money... Less than $14K for one with the power package and manual transmission. Some great safety gear standard too.

Freestyle's fiance just got one Wednesday. I was like....(removed) is that! It is an awsome little car though! Rides real nice and it doesn't shift because it has a snowmobile-type tranny with the belts.

It does have an interesting powertrain... It certainly has everything else in its class beat as far as the numbers are concerned. 122 HP@6000 and 127 lb/ft@2400. That torque peaks LOW! It'll do great from a stop I bet. I forgot all about them having a CVT... Looks like you can also get a conventional 4-speed as well, I *think* one I looked at on the lot had one. And yay, on behalf of lazy bums everywhere, the automatics get better mileage out on the open road than the shift-it-yourselfers! Now they have the penalty. My car is the same way, gotta love it. 30/34: 6-speed30/36: CVT28/35: 4-speed auto

Yeah the CVT is that she has in her Versa.

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Quote, originally posted by ColonelPanic »122 HP@6000 and 127 lb/ft@2400. That torque peaks LOW! It'll do great from a stop I bet. I didn't think that looked right. According to Autos.msn.com it has 127lb/ft@4800 RPM But keep in mind this is a Nissan. So it's getting 122hp and 127lb to the pavement. As apose to everyone else's ratings at the fly wheel.

i just saw one of these on the way back from OH and i think they look alot like the Mazda 3 in person

Quote, originally posted by Jeremy96gase »But keep in mind this is a Nissan. So it's getting 122hp and 127lb to the pavement. As apose to everyone else's ratings at the fly wheel. Um, how do you know that's at the pavement?

Quote, originally posted by ZubenElGenubi »Um, how do you know that's at the pavement?Thats the way all Nissan's are (at least thats how they have been in the passed).It should be a peppy little car.

Quote, originally posted by Jeremy96gase »I didn't think that looked right. According to Autos.msn.com it has 127lb/ft@4800 RPM I didn't either, I thought only American engines were supposed to peak that low. But I took the numbers and ran with it... Kelly Blue Blook lied man, that was my source! And it's still wrong. Quote »But keep in mind this is a Nissan. So it's getting 122hp and 127lb to the pavement. As apose to everyone else's ratings at the fly wheel. No kidding? That's interesting... So, this "122 HP" car is really more than that, once you factor in drivetrain loss eh? How much is generally lost in the transfer of power as it makes its way to the pavement anyway? Does this thing put out more HP at the flywheel than a base Vibe? And this is a car technically competes with the current crop of small, inexpensive cars like the 110 HP Accent/Rio, 109 HP Fit, 106 HP Yaris, maybe even throw the 103 HP xA in the mix as well? Damn. That's almost a bit misleading to me, without consistency within measurements it makes it difficult for people to compare the numbers...

Quote, originally posted by BlueCrush »http://www.nissanusa.com/versa/gallery.htmlLooks like GM already started their partnership with Nissan. This may be the next version of the Vibe just rebadged. GM/Nissan/Renault Partnership: http://edition.cnn.com/2006/BU....htmlI saw one of these being test driven last night and thought it was a Yaris at first. They're really tiny!