2014 Nissan Versa Note consumer reviews

It was hard finding a deal on the 2014 versa note. I did get a reasonable price for my trade in but not much off sticker price. Other dealers have two to four year maintenance ,such as oil changes and rotating tires ,but Nission does not. I bought another Nission because the one I traded in ran great for 3 and a half years with no trouble. I also bought a 2014 Prius V, and got a great deal on that car, great price for my trade in and 10 percent off sticker price , and a two year maintenance free, much better deal

I love this car. It is the perfect size for me and my two children, it accommodates their car seats nicely. As with anything its all of the little features that make me love the car even more. On the interior there is not only the light in front but one in the center of the car as well. The doors open up extra wide to accommodate large boxes. Iam very happy with my purchase and highly recommend the nissan versa note.

I bought this car back in early July 2013 when it first arrived at the dealership. I was very worried about buying a car with no "track record" or expert reviews, but loved it then and still love it now. It's extremely fuel-efficient and extremely roomy inside. My 6'2" father can sit in the front passenger seat or the back seat comfortably. Unfortunately, I have to fold down the back seats to fit my 125 lb Great Dane/Lab mix in to the car, but am pleased she fits at all! The exterior looks stylish and most of the interior feels much more expensive than it really is. I compared this car to the Honda Fit and found the Note's options much more desirable. The Fit's ride was better, but it had zero options. Half the dash was taken up with a CD player! I love the satellite radio and back-up camera in my Note. Basically, I just love my Note!

When gas powered economy car can come close to a hybrid and don't have to dish out a lot of money you no you have more bang for your buck. The size is deceiving . Very roomy for passengers. Cruise control is standard and the Nissan quality stands out. How dose 41.3 miles to the gallon sound. I was impressed by the computer and you can control your economy. In today's economy this a find.

I have had my 2014 Versa Note for less than 3 months. I have less than a 1,000 miles on it. Yesterday I noticed that the car is leaking a significant amount of motor oil. The dealership says I have to wait 6 days for an appointment to bring the car in. I brought the car to my old mechanic who diagnosed the problem, said it would take an hour to fix it but he recommended I let the dealership see this fiasco and let them fix it under warranty. He also warned me that this is extremely unusual and may be an omen of more bad things to come. Other than this oil leak and the loser dealership, I am not impressed with the car. The mileage I am getting is a measly 26 mpg. The ride and power is like a bumper car at an amusement park. Reliability and workmanship is zero.

I bought my Versa Note about two weeks ago. I guess it's a little early to expound on reliability, but I can definitely say that it is a comfy little car. I bought it because I needed something that was good on gas and could fit six medium-sized pet carriers, and the Note has room for all of that plus whatever lil odds n ends you need to carry if you have to evacuate due to a hurricane. It is fun to drive, pretty zippy and handles well. I haven't been on any gravel roads, but I've been across train tracks without any issues. My driving has been limited to around town so far, and I am averaging 32 mpg, which includes some sprints up to 60 mph. It's quiet, although the CVT did take a little getting used to, especially since my 1986.5 Nissan truck has a manual transmission. I hope it lasts as long as my truck has lasted!

My wife and I were interested in purchasing a Leaf or a Hybrid. We have driven a Hybrid (2003) for ten years but it was time for a new car. We visited a Nissan dealer to see a Leaf and bought a new Versa Note. We loved the exceptional roomy interior space for tall adult passengers and cargo space in a very fuel efficient car. We have owned this car for a month and we consistently get 43 plus mpg on the highway driving 60-70 mph. It is a solid, quiet car to drive with great visibility. The CVT transmission isn't as quiet and smooth as our old hybrid but it performs well enough. This car has better acceleration than the hybrid but handling isn't as nimble but again okay. This car handles gravel roads nicely as well as wet highways. Its front wheel drive should perform well in snow and sits higher than the old hybrid which makes entering and exiting the car much easier than the lower to the ground hybrid. So far all of our friends that have ridden in it are impressed with the spaciousness of this car. That was our first impression as well. We hope this car will be as reliable as our 2003 hybrid was. We paid $16,500 for this car and that included all taxes, and paperwork.

I am a college student i recently bought my 2014 nissan versa note sv(Shadow) about a week ago i love this car the handling is nice and smooth over the bumps very spacious and is fast to be a hatchback i love it the gas mileage is great but i can agree that the tank good be a lil bigger for long distance driving

I have had my Nissan Versa SV since July. I enjoy driving it and love the gas mileage. Pros Lots of space for all passengers Love the hatchback and divided floor Ease with folding the seats in the back Back-up camera Cons Lack of passenger arm rest Rough handling on bumpy roads and crossing railroad tracks Small gas tank, only 9 gallons.

I car shopped for a month before I decided on the Nissan Versa Note. This car has great gas mileage. I would recommend to anyone. Love It!!!!!