2014 Nissan Versa Note consumer reviews

So far me and my fiance have owned this car for a little over a month. We have already put on over 8,000 km or 5,000 miles and just did our first oil change. So far the car has been amazing, the mileage is good but a little lacking from what i expected (most likely due to my driving style) as i have rated my last trip at 34 mpg highway. going to check tire inflation as well but overall an amazing little car. I am 6,0' tall and have no problem sitting in any seats including the back, very roomy and holds a surprising amount of cargo. The backup camera has been extremely helpful although at first i didn't care for it. Overall this car is very solid, feels good to drive, and has pretty decent pickup considering the horsepower (if you hold the throttle at 3/4 you can get some good pickup). This was the replacement for a Buick allure and I do not regret the switch. Would definitely recommend to others, I just hope it is reliable.

I only bought my new 2014 Versa Note three weeks ago but let me tell you im in love. I travel mostly freeway but with occasional city driving and im averaging 38.5 mpg. A lot of reviews I read complained about it not going fast enough for safe passing but I don't agree. yes it takes a little bit to get up to speed when first getting on the freeway but after that when you get to the speed limit it goes great. its comfy and roomy for my family of 5 my kids have tons of room in the backseat. and we have plenty of room up front.

I have owned Toyotas for my last several vehicles and had great experiences with each of them. I looked for a used Toyota that would fit within my budget (around $10,000)for several months. The used car market was just too hot. I decided to look at less expensive new cars. The new toyotas were too much. I came across the Nissan Versa and figured I could get into it for not a whole bunch more than the $10,000. Purchased a 2014 Versa Note SV. I have only had it one month. I am 6' 2" and fit in it comfortably. There is more room in the back seats than I expected. More headroom in the hatchback than the sedan. Gas mileage is great. On a 1,000 mile trip it averaged over 40 mpg. Just driving normally about 50% highway I am averaging 37 mpg. There is not a lot of power. For me that is ok and I accept the tradeoff for the mileage. The continuous variable transmission takes some getting used to. If the Versa has the longevity of Toyota, this is going to be a great vehicle.