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When purchasing a family sedan, it is always good to buy the Nissan Versa. It has been on the U.S. auto market since 2006 and it easily became a top choice among customers. The car came about after the Nissan Tiida, which it was patterned after. It has a lot of features in it. The car won Customer Digest?s Automotive Best buy and Highway Safety?s Top Safety Pick by the Insurance institute.The Versa is very practical and very dependable. You can expect good fuel mileage. As a subcompact automobile, the Nissan Versa also has a lot of room. Most Nissan Versa automobiles are equipped with a 1.6L four cylinder engine and are offered in either an automatic or manual transmission. There's a great interior. It is extremely comfy. You can also get the Versa in other forms. It is accessible as a 5-door hatchback model.
2012 Nissan Versa Trims
4dr Sdn Manual 1.6 S
MSRP: $10,990.004dr Sdn CVT 1.6 S
MSRP: $13,120.004dr Sdn CVT 1.6 SV
MSRP: $14,980.004dr Sdn CVT 1.6 SL
MSRP: $15,990.005dr HB Manual 1.8 S
MSRP: $14,670.005dr HB Auto 1.8 S
MSRP: $15,870.005dr HB CVT 1.8 SL
MSRP: $18,590.00
2012 Versa Changes
For 2012, the big news the Nissan Versa is a completely redesigned Versa sedan. The car comes with a bargain $10,990 base price, making it one of the most inexpensive cars available. The Versa is by no means cheap, however. Even in that base trim level, the Versa sedan comes with air conditioning, six airbags and a bevy of electronic safety features.In keeping with the rest of the Nissan nomenclature, the Versa is offered in three trim levels: S, SV and SL. A 109-hp 1.6L 4-cylinder engine is standard on all models. It replaces the 1.8L found in previous models. In the S it is mated to a 5-speed manual, while the other trims get Nissan's Xtronic continuously variable transmission.
The new sedan offers surprisingly spacious passenger room, with a usable backseat for adults and the trunk is large enough to accept plenty of suitcases, golf clubs, groceries and more.
Fuel economy is rated at 27 mpg city/36 mpg highway with the manual transmission and 30 mpg city/38 mpg hwy with the CVT.
The Versa hatchback is largely unchanged for 2012, and is still powered by the 1.8L engine.