2014 Nissan Versa Note consumer reviews

Great gas mileage, spacious with lots of leg room. Great little car! Easy to park, reliable and fun to drive. Comfortable and has lots of trunk space. Back seats go down to provide more space

Bought the '14 Versa Note SV as a low-mileage lease return. Was in immaculate condition and was my first CVT equipped vehicle. Owned this car for 3 years until all warranties expired. Was very reliable during that time, only needing regular oil changes, wiper blades and brake job due to normal commuter wear. While the CVT contributed to excellent fuel mileage, I felt it also contributed to the car feeling under-powered and I'm not convinced the CVT is a long-term high-mileage transmission. Exhaust heat shields are very poorly designed, having developed annoying rattles or outright rotting off the car well before hitting 50,000km. If the Versa Note were as well built and reliable as a Yaris, then it'd be a winner.

It is a reliable car with very little costs to keep. The fuel mileage is excellent. The interior is really spacious, even more than some full size sedans when compared. The car runs great, engine looks great, the way it handles all the speed and running for a small sized car. I will give this car 8/10 considering all the things.

This car is very spacious for being a hatchback. It is very reliable, I've never had any problems and its GREAT on gas. This car is great for a single woman or man, who likes to travel, go on road trips, be outdoors. I put down my back seats & would fit my road bike in the car. It does feel a bit bumpy if you're riding in the back as a passenger. Not recommended for families. I have one son & it gets uncomfortable. Very spacious trunk also. Overall great car if you're single.

The Nissan Versa Note-S is neither roomy, nor very powerful. The styling inside and out is minimalist, basic and bare bones. However, if you're looking for a reliable, efficient and practical car that gets you from A to B for less than $15k...this is it. For it's size cargo area is large than expected. The headroom is better than anticipated (I'm 6'3"). It's a snug fir for my knees and legs as I am tall and lanky...but oddly enough it's a comfy ride on trips less than 150 miles. The engine and transmission are well built.

Great on gas and easy and comfortable to drive and ride in. Very reliable car and is uber and lyft approved. Very clean inside and out.

The last 2 Nissan's I have owned had issies with front or all well drive. Very expensive repairs so I would recommend kkeping a warranty on it. Otherwise great cars

The Versa Note is a fun little car that would be great for a college student or first-time car owner. It has plenty of leg room for being a smaller car, a hatchback that gives lots of room for storage, great gas mileage and just enough pep to make it interesting. Having said that, it doesn't have a ton of frills, but it does include hands-free technology and a great sound system. You can also get it with optional GPS for a slightly larger price tag. I have to say it is slightly more affordable than the comparable Honda Fit and drives better than the Chevy Spark. If you want something that's easy on your budget but fun to drive I would recommend this car hands down.

Never had any mechanical issues, but the design of the interior has minimal to no storage space around the driver, seat belts that get caught behind the seat when flipping seats up and down, a lag in acceleration that makes pulling out into traffic scary at times. Decently priced for maybe a first car.

this car seems to be small from the outside but once you get in its extremely spacious. Its performance when driving is superb, it handles like a dream, has all around cameras, Bluetooth and hands free tech. Its gas mileage is unlike anything ive driven before and doesn't cost your future grandchildren to fill up. Over all this car is absolutely beyond compare.