Cars
It's 2014 model year time for the Nissan Versa sedan, which keeps the same pricing as before, including what the Japanese carmaker's marketing team fancy to call, the "lowest MSRP" for a new car in America for the base Versa Sedan S that starts at $11,990, excluding a $790 destination and handling fee. Read more »
- 2013 Nissan Versa Brings A $1,000 Price Hike For The Base Model, Better Mpgs And New 4-speed Auto
Nissan continues to roll out its 2013 portfolio with the presentation of a new model year Versa sedan, which was launched in the U.S. market just last year. For 2013, Nissan has increased pricing for all trim grades, with the base Versa S fitted with...
- Nissan Says New Note Previews North And South American Versa Hatchback
If you had a hunch that the new Nissan Note for global markets including Japan and Europe would form the base for a replacement to the North American market Versa hatchback, you may pat yourself on the back. The Japanese carmaker just announced that...
- 2011 Nissan Versa Sedan And Hatchback Models Get Price Hikes
Nissan has announced U.S. pricing for its 2011 model year Versa sedan and hatchback models. While the MSRP (not including tax, title and license fees) for the entry-level Versa 1.6 sedan remains unchanged at $9,990, prices for the other models of the...
- 2009 Nissan Versa Sedan 1.6 Becomes Cheapest New Car In The Usa
Priced from $9,990 (excluding a destination and handling fee of $695) the new Versa Sedan 1.6 is the cheapest vehicle on four wheels in the U.S. - or so Nissan claims. The newest addition in the Nissan Versa's range is powered by a smaller displacement...
- The Bad 8 V4.0 Part 8 - Nissan Versa Sedan
NISSAN VERSA SEDAN Now with a longstanding tradition of badness, the Nissan Versa sedan is in its fourth year as a member of The Bad 8. "Hear the engine drone," was the text in 2008. "It's as dull as December 27th local news," 2009's Bad 8 said....
Cars
2014 Nissan Versa Sedan Keeps Same Pricing, Gains Minor Improvements
It's 2014 model year time for the Nissan Versa sedan, which keeps the same pricing as before, including what the Japanese carmaker's marketing team fancy to call, the "lowest MSRP" for a new car in America for the base Versa Sedan S that starts at $11,990, excluding a $790 destination and handling fee. Read more »
- 2013 Nissan Versa Brings A $1,000 Price Hike For The Base Model, Better Mpgs And New 4-speed Auto
Nissan continues to roll out its 2013 portfolio with the presentation of a new model year Versa sedan, which was launched in the U.S. market just last year. For 2013, Nissan has increased pricing for all trim grades, with the base Versa S fitted with...
- Nissan Says New Note Previews North And South American Versa Hatchback
If you had a hunch that the new Nissan Note for global markets including Japan and Europe would form the base for a replacement to the North American market Versa hatchback, you may pat yourself on the back. The Japanese carmaker just announced that...
- 2011 Nissan Versa Sedan And Hatchback Models Get Price Hikes
Nissan has announced U.S. pricing for its 2011 model year Versa sedan and hatchback models. While the MSRP (not including tax, title and license fees) for the entry-level Versa 1.6 sedan remains unchanged at $9,990, prices for the other models of the...
- 2009 Nissan Versa Sedan 1.6 Becomes Cheapest New Car In The Usa
Priced from $9,990 (excluding a destination and handling fee of $695) the new Versa Sedan 1.6 is the cheapest vehicle on four wheels in the U.S. - or so Nissan claims. The newest addition in the Nissan Versa's range is powered by a smaller displacement...
- The Bad 8 V4.0 Part 8 - Nissan Versa Sedan
NISSAN VERSA SEDAN Now with a longstanding tradition of badness, the Nissan Versa sedan is in its fourth year as a member of The Bad 8. "Hear the engine drone," was the text in 2008. "It's as dull as December 27th local news," 2009's Bad 8 said....