Originally Posted by
GreenSkiddle
What's the deal with the steering feel that some reviewers stressted?
When driving straight, you have to correct the direction much more than in other cars; a little annoying at first until you get used. Also, after recovering from a turn, the wheels -and therefore the steering wheel- won't go to the "straight/center" position completely if you let the steering wheel slide through your palm.
Originally Posted by
GreenSkiddle
Also what about any excessive noise while driving? Does the car feel or sound "tinny" (...)
Not "tiny" at all. One of the surprising features of the Mirage is its plenty of head an leg room compared to other subcompacts.
Originally Posted by
GreenSkiddle
Why would you say this is a better car than say the Versa sedan or Versa note hatchback? Or would you say that they are similar?
Because the Versa has a depleted interior, lower MPG and you have to go to the third trim even to get power mirrors. Not similar at all. I test drove the Versa and concluded that you are just paying for an unimportant slightly softer ride and some aesthetics.
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View my fuel log 2014 Mirage ES 1.2 automatic: 37.6 mpg (US) ... 16.0 km/L ... 6.3 L/100 km ... 45.2 mpg (Imp)