2007 Nissan Versa consumer reviews

It is a car that can get you from A to B with no problems. Overall a very good ride. I have quite a few good memories driving from college and back.

This car meets all my needs. The space inside is larger than expected. Very comfortable and roomy in the back seat. plenty of little storage places inside the car. Good size trunk. smooth ride. Low maintenance car.

Great for a first car, fuel efficient and also good on the highway. Also works well for young drivers trying to learn how to drive. It is small and convenient.

I bought the 07 Nissan Versa hatchback shortly after it came out. It had a six speed manual which was very clunky, however, apart from this their weren't any problems with shifting. I put about 70,000 miles on it before I sold it fall of last year. During the 7 yrs that I owned it I had to replace the entire fuel tank because of a faulty sensor. Also a tpms sensor went out. There was also a stint when the driver's side front tire made a clicking noise when turned to the left, however, this noise went on and off. Another side of the Nissan is the mileage which was very average. For a six speed manual, it had a pathetic mpg on the highway. City miles weren't so bad when driving very moderately. I averaged about 33 in the city and 37 on the highway. Overall, this car is very solid. Apart from the replacement of the fuel tank, I loved it. It is very roomy and decently fuel efficient.

The 2007 Nissan versa was my first car. What I liked: speed, comfort, exterior and interior look, minimal repairs, space, the handle /drive, my kids liked the 4wd . I learnt to drive from this car and it was very good to a first time driver. What I did not like: - the location of the purge canister, it came off somehow, fuel consumption went sky high, replaced it and fuel consumption went back to normal -the spoiler is a little low , it was consistently tearing down when I drove over the curb wall in the parking slot -started making a strange noise when I press the gas pedal, very annoying - adjusting the rear view mirror, there is a blind spot that gave me problems sometimes I sold the car a few weeks ago at a mileage of 635000. The new owner liked it . I bought the car used in Dec. 2012. It was little hard for me to let go but I had little choice . If I was not a new driver who wants to experience other types of cars I would buy a newer versa . It is a worthwhile buy once in good condition. I am not a expert on cars, I know very little about cars, just learning really. But those were some of my experiences.

We just bought a used 2007 automatic w/ the hatchback as a replacement car for my daughter after hers was totaled. The stying really appeals to her, and she loves the way it handles. I have always loved Nissan, and that continues with the Versa.

I absolutely HATE this car. I does not get any where near the EPA estimated MPG. Generally I get around 21 MPG. The interior feels and looks cheap. The fold down seats do not fold flat making it awkward to use. Though the interior is spacious the drivers controls are poorly designed. The steering wheel is too far away from the driver and the pedal are to close. At 6' I have to push the seat all the way back so the pedals are not too close and as a result I have to hyper-extend my arms to reach the steering wheel. It obviously was not designed for a tall person. The particular model that I have does not have the CVT transmission. As a result the car has practically no power. This coupled with a MASSIVE blind spot in the back of the car it is awful having to merge on the highway because you can't anything and you have practically no power for acceleration.

Bought the car in the summer of 2006. It has a 6 speed manual transmission, fully loaded SL hatchback. I use synthetic oil and change it every 6 months or 7000 miles. Overall this car's been great for the past 69,000 miles. I'll be hitting 70,000 soon and plan to keep her till the wheels fall off. Only regular maintenance and 2 sets of tires so far. They tend to wear out rather quickly on this car. Front brakes done once, coolant changed once, and the serpentine belt done at 60,000 miles. Great car for the money with plenty of options.

Have drove this car for 5 years and have had no problems, baught it new, change oil every 6 months 6 or 7 thousand miles, drive 50 miles a day 5 days a week, change tires first time after 40,000 miles. Now have 65000 on it and will keep it 2 more years or more. I do get between 30 and 34 miles per gal. around town, the same if I take a trip on the Hwy. at 70 mil. per hr. Milage will drop fast if I drive over 70 and if I have other passangers in car. Good buy for the money. You can not and should not drive it like a big or fast big engin car, it's not. Good little car.

I wanted something that was great on gas....well I kind of got that. It's good on gas but not great for a compact size car. It could be better. I have no complaints on the drive of the car, fun to drive and I love the look of it, great interior too. Not the best in the snow, but it not the worst I have ever had either. Overall I like the car and plan on having it much longer.