2017 Nissan Versa consumer reviews

This car is perfect for me. It's great on gas which saves me a lot of money. It's stylish it's very comfortable and handles very very good. it's perfect for me

I love this car. It drives well, it looks good, it has a solid feel. It has good features and is reliable. I think it looks good, more European than Japanese (like a VW Passat). Plenty of room and great gas mileage. Gas mileage? Use the back roads higway and keep the speed steady and you can expect up to 44 MPG! The price is a true bargain. One thing I do not understand is how so many "experts" say the car is under powered or not very fast. My SV with CVT transmission will get up and go. I have no problem zipping in and out of traffic when needed. No problem getting on the interstate. Plenty of power. I guess these days if you don't do 0-60 in 6 seconds your car is a slug. I don't see it that way. If I wanted speed and power I would buy a new Corvette. This is the old Volkswagen beetle of our time.

Huge trunk, drives exceptionally well at interstate speeds for a light car. Performance is adequate. Rides a little hard on rough surfaces at low speeds and averages 37 mpg on the road. CVT transmission a little weird- noisy & lumpy at times. tends to whine slightly at speeds below 40 mph. Purchased car used, so far- very satisfied. Very taut,solid chassis.

Weekly Rented this Nissan Versa from Budget for a trip from. FL to Mich and back. Cramped driving position, & my head touched the ceiling. I couldn't get better than 25 MPG. Its only a 10 gallon gas tank, so you can imagine how many times I had to fill going up and back. Trunk is small, I had to use the back seat. Won't ever again rent or recommend this car for anyone!

Beware overall good car. Cheaper that some, however, it’s horrible In wind and weather as rain snow and ice. The car is severely horrible in wind you are whipped around the road constantly and when behind semi tractor trailers is bad also. If purchase for young driver I would be aware. I’m older experienced driver and I do believe if the wind was high gusted the car would be picked up and thrown around. It’s horrible in wind and great concentration is required.

The car is really nice. Has a lot of nice things for the price. Comfort, nice ride, and good on gas. Has nice get up and go as well. Lots of room.

This vehicle is always getting a flat tire notice. The message lights up all the time. I've bought new tires and still get a flat tire.

I like the car if Spirit would fix the window as they said when I purchased it 3 months ago . It s a comfortable ride with plenty of room

Met all of our needs. We live in New York City and its great for city driving or a quick trip. Large trunk. Comfy seats. Seats 5 comfortably. Hookups for iPhone. CD player as well. It's in great condition. We are selling because in new york city we've found that you don't really need a car. It will be sad to say goodbye!

I am very grateful for having a nice car, reliable get me to point a and b. However interior design, I wish the had put an interior light where the cup holders are on the dash board, you can not see to put your cups in the cup holder when driving at night. Also they need to pit the USB/OX Cord outlet some other location and not in same location as cup holders on dash. You can not see them or plug anything in if you have drinks in cup holders. It would be very helpful to have Air vents for the back seat area, and better tint on the back and passenger windows. My #1 major complaint is the gas mileage, around town it is awful, I fill up, says I have 300+miles till empty and at times I am fill back up again every other day. Now I am not a lead foot, I do not commute a long distance to work, and I live less than 5 miles to the nearest store, and less that 15 miles one way to work. This just does not make any sense to me, I have maintained the upkeep on the car, two new tires front, reg. Oil changes, and I am just frustrated that it can cost me almost $100 aweek for gas. I really do like the car, but Nissan and other car Manufacturers are MISLEADING the consumers because the GAS MPG is based on 55MPH, not THE NATIONAL SPEED OF 75 MPH. THUS NEEDS TO CHANGE, THIS IS UNFAIR TO THE CONSUMER AND VERY MISLEADING!!!!