The car body design is basic but there is much more interior room than it looks from the outside and the trunk is larger than it looks as well. The car is well designed with an attractive dash and seats and basic but easily understood controls. I have had it for 5 years and have had no expensive maintenance, with the exception of replacing the tires.

The Nissan Versa is a good, reliable economical car that has been good for me and my two children to commute around town. The interior is surprisingly roomy and holds all of my kid's things. The trunk is actually very spacious and deep, and is probably one of the number one things I like about the car. I also like that I can fill it up for around $20 and that is plenty of gas for over a week's worth of daily driving. I like the interior, which is black and gray, as it it fairly stain resistant. The dashboard is easy to read with nice chrome accents. The Bluetooth is built into the steering wheel which enables me to make phone calls much more safely because I don't need to take my eyes off the road. The cruise control is also set up that way - it's in the steering wheel so it can be easily controlled while driving. The seats and windows are easily adjustable. I found the Nissan versa to have many features I would expect in a higher end car without a higher end price.