2012 Nissan Versa sedan

2013 Nissan Versa sedan



The Versa is Nissan's smallest car and least expensive model. Redesigned for 2012, the second generation model uses advanced powertrain technologies to turn in a respectable EPA rating of 31/40 (city / highway) on most models. Roughly the same size as the Hyundai Accent, the Versa has more legroom and cargo volume than other vehicles in its class. Touting a low starting price of under $12,000 the base model forgoes some common equipment, but a Versa with a reasonable amount of equipment can still be had for around $17,000.

What's New

The Versa sees a number of changes to trim levels and standard equipment for 2013. A 1.6S AT model is added. Highway mileage on CVT models increases to 40 MPG.

Configurations

Model/Trim/PackageEngineMPGOriginal MSRP
Versa sedan 1.6 S 1.6l I4 (109 bhp) M5 FWD 27 / 36 / TBD $11,990
Versa sedan 1.6 S 1.6l I4 (109 bhp) A4 FWD 26 / 35 / TBD $12,990
Versa sedan 1.6 S Plus 1.6l I4 (109 bhp) CVT FWD 31 / 40 / TBD $13,690
Versa sedan 1.6 SV 1.6l I4 (109 bhp) CVT FWD 31 / 40 / TBD $14,990
Versa sedan 1.6 SV Convenience 1.6l I4 (109 bhp) CVT FWD 31 / 40 / TBD $14,990
Versa sedan 1.6 SL 1.6l I4 (109 bhp) CVT FWD 31 / 40 / TBD $16,590
Versa sedan 1.6 SL Tech 1.6l I4 (109 bhp) CVT FWD 31 / 40 / TBD $16,590