The history of the Nissan Versa is a convoluted one, to say the least. The Nissan Motor Company originally introduced this compact sedan under the nameplate Almera in 1995. In 2011, a U.S.-spec Almera was introduced at that year’s New York International Auto Show as the second generation Versa. The first generation Versa was a …
The Nissan Versa won’t win any awards for being fast or exotic-looking, but there are still plenty of reasons why drivers gravitate towards this affordable sedan. If you’re looking for the perfect new car to tackle your boring daily commute, or you’re buying a car for the newest driver in your family, passing up on …
As tragic it is, some very cool vehicles never make it to the United States. Or worse, they were once popular stateside until an automaker pulled them. That’s the case with the Nissan Versa Note. Car and Driver reports the vehicle just got a major upgrade that Americans could benefit from but can’t because the …
The Nissan Rogue Sport currently doesn’t have the best reputation, but changes are coming its way. The 2022 Nissan Rogue Sport will be totally redesigned with e-Power to join the hybrid ranks. But we might not get it in America. The Nissan Rogue Sport with e-Power is coming Prototypes for the 2022 Nissan Rogue Sport …
The 2021 Nissan Versa is one of the cheapest new cars available, and it’s surprisingly well-equipped. Would you buy this budget-friendly car?
The Nissan Versa is an incredibly affordable new car. But price isn’t everything, are people actually interested in buying the Versa?
The Nissan Versa is a subcompact car that’s been around the block for a few years now. The Versa, known for its affordability, is popular because it doesn’t cause you to break the bank to get one. However, affordability doesn’t necessarily equal value as we see in the case of the Versa. It seems, though, …
The 2014 Nissan Versa is one of the top vehicles likely to need a transmission replacement, according to data compiled by Consumer Reports. While most cars may function well for the first few thousand miles, there are some, like the Versa, that will suddenly begin experiencing expensive, inconvenient transmission issues after a significant amount of …
The Nissan Versa has been one of the most affordable cars on the market for years. But huge repair bills are something you have to worry about.
Transmission repairs and replacements can be one of the most costly parts of car ownership, but automatic transmission problems aren’t something that most car owners struggle with. Transmissions can fail due to many reasons, including harsh shifting habits and manufacturer defects, but there are some car models that have been statistically more likely to have …
Nissan had a clear goal when they designed the Versa. They wished to create a practical sedan that provided drivers with a little extra “punch.” The result is an economical vehicle that has a limited number of special features. While the Nissan Versa isn’t the fanciest vehicle on the streets, it’s not a vehicle you should automatically …
Like other Japanese brands, Nissan cars have historically been known for their reliability and sportiness (on some models), however, the quality of their products has been questionable as of late. The Versa is one such example, Consumer Reports noted low scores on the “owner satisfaction” index in the last two generations and while this new …
For some buyers, price is all that really matters. When it comes to price, nothing beats the Nissan Versa. But is this car really worth it?
There are a lot of benefits to buying a car brand new. As the first owner, you appreciate knowing where the car has been, and how it has been maintained. Buying a new car often comes at a higher price than a used car, but that doesn’t always have to be the case. In fact, …
Until recently, the Nissan Versa held the distinction of being the most affordable car on the market. Even for 2020, pricing for Nissan Versa starts at $14,730, making it cheaper than rivals such as the Honda Fit and the Hyundai Accent. This subcompact may seem like a budget-friendly option, especially if you’re shopping for a …
For drivers looking for a car that is economical in terms of cost, MPG, and size, the Nissan Versa and the Toyota Yaris are two excellent choices. With both costing less than $20,000, these entry-level subcompacts offer considerable amounts of convenience and attractive, if simple, body styles. Both cars are front-engine, front-wheel-drive, five-passenger, four-door sedans. …
