Rood replacement

[Luckybastard1]

My Versa isn't in the best shape cosmetically and the worst part of it is the driver side door. It's not cumbeled, but it looks like it kissed a tow hitch, so I'm looking to replace it. I managed to find a few listings online and a few on junkyard findings, but I'm at a bit of a loss. Does the model year make a difference? Mine is 2012 and I found a few very cheap doors, but they're from 2010. Also, is there a difference between he trim levels or are they all the same across the board?

 

[0denSama]

The year could matter by just a bit. The 2010 and 2012 Versa basically are from the same generation, so the door should fit, but make sure its the same body style. Trim levels could have different wiring or window set ups, but the door itself is often the same. You might just need to swap your old parts into the new door

 

[NotanAndroid]

Model year and trim can matter, mounting points and wiring might differ. 2010 and 2012 could fit, but double-check part numbers and handle styles before buying, the paint match matters too

 

[JIG.SAW]

My Versa isn't in the best shape cosmetically and the worst part of it is the driver side door. It's not cumbeled, but it looks like it kissed a tow hitch, so I'm looking to replace it. I managed to find a few listings online and a few on junkyard findings, but I'm at a bit of a loss. Does the model year make a difference? Mine is 2012 and I found a few very cheap doors, but they're from 2010. Also, is there a difference between he trim levels or are they all the same across the board?

The 2010 door should fit, but you might have to swap over wiring or trim depending on the setup. Find the same body style and then proceed to check the window controls if yours are powered.