2007 Nissan Versa consumer reviews

The car is a great value for the money. It is quite roomy for me up front, but the seat directly behind me may be a little tight because I am a big guy. I bought this for my daughter's first car and since she is tiny, it was a great choice. Perfect for her to get around and very practical. It looks very nice too. Glad we went with the sedan.

Great little car purchased for a college student away at college. The vehicle is much more economical that the vehicle this one replaced!

This car was exceptionally beyond my expectations as far as dependable, reliable,. Extremely great on gas mileage. Bought New in 2007. Recently purchased another New Nissan.

I have owned this car for 4.5 years and it has never given me a problem. I have driven it about 70,000 miles from Maine to Fla. several times and it is a very comfortable and affordable small car.

I bought one of the first Versas in Las Vegas in August, 2006. I got an upgraded model with Bluetooth, smart keys and upgraded audio. Every one of the upgraded features worked beautifully for the life of the car. I found the seats to be comfortable and the legroom in the back seat was awesome; my 6'6" boss rode there comfortably. (Later redesigned Versas blew it and messed up the seats.) For a small car, the seat was a comfortable height; I didn't feel "low" on the road and had great visibility. HOWEVER, their CVT transmission was flawed and at 8 years (75,000 miles) the transmission failed. Nissan was responsive and replaced the transmission (even paid for a rental car while repairs were made). Sadly, the rebuilt transmission they installed lasted less than 25,000 miles. So, with less than 100,000 miles, I had to give up on the Versa. I was very sad to let it go... it was a comfortable car that fit me well. A 2007 Versa with a quality transmission would be an AWESOME little car.

I leased a Leaf prior to purchasing the Versa Note and loved it. This is the closest thing to a Leaf giving me the range I need. It's a really comfortable car, has nice features (like push button ignition and a backup camera) and exceptional gas mileage. I recently drove from Metro Atl to Tybee Island and got 50 mpg with highway driving. The cargo space for the size of the car is exceptional. It's amazing how much can fit in this car with the seats folded down. I also love the security compartment in back. This is a small car that feels substantial and safe. I love the small size because I can squeeze into some tiny parking spaces. I also like the cup holder fold down in the back seat--a nice detail the nearest competitor, the Honda Fit, does not have. It's also about 2k less, but you can also drive a Nissan until the wheels fall off, which is what I intend to do with this car. I do experience a bit of road noise at times, but it's welcome trade off.

Great car for its value! Definitely not a mans car would work better for a lady. Performs well, efficiently and if taken good car off will pay off with no problems at all. Would recommend to a friend or maybe to a kid for his/her first car after getting there driving permit.

This vehicle was fast, sleek, and comfortable. Only downside was parts would randomly fall off the car, like the door handle broke off of all four doors during my time with the car.

I bought this car cash in 2015 and overall it is a good little car. It gets great gas mileage. The only downside for me is that it is a little car. Although it has 5 seat belts, it can really only have 4 people in the car. It would be good for a teen, college student, a couple, or a small family of 2 or 3. I have a hatchback and I don't have a ton of trunk space. I can fit groceries, but don't expect to do a big shopping. I'm due with baby #2 in a few months and am looking for something bigger as I don't think a full-size stroller will fit in the back. Also, I am 5'3 and am able to drive with the driver's seat all the way back. When people ride with me, the person on the passenger side has to move the seat forward for the person behind them to have leg room, and it literally looks like they are up against the dashboard. The sensor that lets you know the tires are low is messed up. I've had it reset a couple times and it still comes on - my tires are not low. This could also have something to do with the electrical problems that this particular car has. (I was told it had not been wrecked. After further investigation it has definitely been wrecked, and it was not reported on the Carfax). Again, it is a tiny car, so if you are looking for a family car, this isn't it. But it is a good car for commuting.

It was passed down to me and over the years it has been in a couple accidents and has still been going strong. Thoroughly impressed! Don't like the transmission though.