Nissan Versa Usados en Venta en Naples, FL

When the Nissan Versa first came out in 2008, it was affordable, compact and just what I needed as a second car. It came in a hatchback or standard trunk style. I bought the standard. There are no bells or whistles. I've had a lot of Nissans, and this is the least classy. But, it has a good engine for a four cylinder and does the job. It has over 100k miles on it, and I've put very little money into it. It still runs well. Complaints are hubcaps fell off within a few months, and Nissan refused to admit fault. They used faulty plastic clips and they kept breaking. If you look at Versas from 2008, pretty much none of the cars have hubcaps. Door handle broke and key broke off in the door. Just little, annoying things that come with a cheaper car. Overall, I'm satisfied.

I love my vehicle for many reasons. One is reliability. My vehicle has never given me an issue in the 3 years I've had it. I am able to drive to different states on vacation without so much as a tire pressure light. I also love the trunk space. I can fit a stroller and a week's worth of groceries in the trunk very comfortably. I love how economic the car is in general. It only takes about $25 to fill up and it lasts me almost two weeks. It's also a great price, even when you buy new from the dealership. The only con I have for my 2014 Nissan Versa is that it's not very quiet. I do hear some engine noise while driving. Everyone says it's normal due to the economic engine it has, however it takes some getting used to. If anyone were to ask me if I would buy this vehicle again, my answer would definitely be yes. There is absolutely no reason not to. I think its a great car no matter who you are. A teenager, a mother, or a CEO of a company can drive this vehicle with style.