****PRICING AFTER $1,500 TRADE IN DISCOUNT AND $1,500 FINANCE DISCOUNT*** FUEL EFFICIENT 36 MPG Hwy/27 MPG City! S trim, Graphite Blue exterior and Charcoal interior. CD Player, iPod/MP3 Input, Bluetooth®.
EXPERTS REPORT
Edmunds.com's review says "The Versa's big selling point is its backseat, which offers enough room to ensure that even taller passengers are comfortable on long journeys; it's an attribute that's conspicuously absent in many of the Nissan's rivals.".
AFFORDABLE TO OWN
AutoCheck One Owner Was $10,000. This Versa is priced $400 below J.D. Power Retail.
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Used 2015 NissanVersa S
- Odometer
- 101,640 miles
- Transmission
- Manual
- Drivetrain
- FWD
- Engine
- 1.6L
- VIN
- 3N1CN7APXFL935060
- Stock Number
- N00013A
Included Packages & Accessories
Dealer Notes
KBB.com Consumer Reviews
- 4.0
Great commuter car
By Loveen on Wednesday, May 22, 2019
My husband and I bought this car brand new off the lot. Our first new car. So of course you pay more. We paid 20k and new versas start around 13k I believe. The vehicle itself is great on gas. Because it is a smaller engine and car you will easily feel when the engine cooling fan comes on and turns off. It also takes a few seconds longer than I'd like to switch gears making your rpm between 3 and 4 when accelerating from 0 to roughly 45-50 when it finally gears up and rpm drops back down to below 2. Great commuter vehicle. Great city gas mileage as well. Roughly 35-37 avg mpg. Back seat is a little cramped but perfectly big enough for 2 grown adults or three kids. We've kept up on maintenance as required and this car is a trooper. No major repairs yet, just preventative maintenance and we are over 133k miles. I feel this car would easily make it to 250-300k before needing to put a significant amount of money into it to keep it running. - 1.0
Transmission failure before 90k miles
By Zoe on Friday, September 06, 2024
Extended warranty for recalled CVT transmission only covers up to 84k miles. Mine went out at 90k, so no help or replacement. Transmission costs almost as much of the care. Not worth it. At all. - 5.0
Great car for the money
By Darby on Wednesday, January 10, 2018
For a small car this is surprisingly roomy and comfortable. I have driven across county in this car and it is a little noisy on the highway and not great in the mountains but its a great city car. It gets great gas milage and you can park it anywhere! Feels much safer than the Honda Fit and the Toyota Yaris. More comfortable for your passengers too. Plus youll surprised how much stuff you can fit in this car! I got the no frills version because I needed a car that day and I wish that I had payed attention to the lack of power locks but aside from that I love this little car.