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It is no surprise that American consumers are looking to save money wherever they can these days. In terms of the automobiles they are buying, that means people are seeking quality and value from the shallow end of the pool, rather than in the luxury or near-luxury markets. The Nissan Versa falls into that category.
The Versa is Nissan’s entry-level subcompact offered in both hatchback and sedan version that is the most affordable vehicle in the Nissan lineup. Built on Nissan’s “B” platform, the Versa name reflects the “versatile space” provided by the roomy interior and cargo area. Introduced in 2006 as a 2007 model 5-door hatchback, the sedan version was added to the lineup later in 2006.
The Versa packs a relatively spacious interior in a short body. The engine is civilized but not overly powerful. The ride is comfortable and the rear seat is roomy. Handling isn’t particularly nimble. The antilock brakes are standard on all trims with the 1.8-liter engine and ESC is standard on the SL trim for 2010.
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It’s no surprise that American consumers are looking to save money wherever they can these days. In terms of the automobiles they are buying, that means more people are seeking quality and value from the shallow end of the pool, rather than in the luxury or near-luxury markets. As a result, there are plenty of inexpensive machines to choose from. But which ones are the best? To answer that question, we took a long look at the current crop of less than $15,000 rides, comparing them based on price, style, functionality and utility, and here are the 10 best from the 2010 model year.
onsumers are looking to save money wherever they can these days. In terms of the automobiles they are buying, that means more people are seeking quality and value from the shallow end of the pool, rather than in the luxury or near-luxury markets. As a result, there are plenty of inexpensive machines to choose from. But which ones are the best? To answer that question, we took a long look at the current crop of less than $15,000 rides, comparing them based on price, style, functionality and utility, and here are the 10 best from the 2010 model year.
Emerican consumers are looking to save money wherever they can these days. In terms of the automobiles the buIt’s no surprise that American consumers are looking to save money wherever they can these day
It’s no surprise that American consumers are looking to save money wherever they can these days. In terms of the automobiles they are buying, that means more people are seeking quality and value from the shallow end of the pool, rather than in the luxury or near-luxury markets. As a result, there are plenty of inexpensive machines to choose from. But which ones are the best? To answer that question, we took a long look at the current crop of less than $15,000 rides, comparing them based on price, style, functionality and utility, and here are the 10 best from the 2010 model year.
s. In terms of the automobiles they are buying, that means more people are seeking quality and value from the shallow end of the pool, rather than in the luxury or near-luxury markets. As a result, there are plenty of inexpensive machines to choose from. But which ones are the best? To answer that question, we took a long look at the current crop of less than $15,000 rides, comparing them based on price, style, functionality and utility, and here are the 10 best from the 2010 model year.
It’s no surprise that American consumers are looking to save money wherever they can these days. In terms of the automobiles they are buying, that means more people are seeking quality and value from the shallow end of the pool, rather than in the luxury or near-luxury markets. As a result, there are plenty of inexpensive machines to choose from. But which ones are the best? To answer that question, we took a long look at the current crop of less than $15,000 rides, comparing them based on price, style, functionality and utility, and here are the 10 best from the 2010 model year.
ying, that means more people are seeking quality and value from the shallow end of the pool, rather than in the luxury or near-luxury markets. As a result, there are plenty of inexpensive machines to choose from.
The Nissan Versa
The Versa is Nissan’s entry-level subcompact offered in both hatchback and sedan version that is the most affordable vehicle in the Nissan lineup. Built on Nissan’s “B” platform, the Versa name reflects the “versatile space” provided by the roomy interior and cargo area. Introduced in 2006 as a 2007 model 5-door hatchback, the sedan version was added to the lineup later in 2006.
The 2010 Nissan Versa 1.8 Sedan and Hatchback receive exterior and interior upgrades, additional standard safety equipment and more standard equipment. The Versa 1.8 SL offers a new low-cost Navigation/Satellite Package that includes a 5-inch color monitor, XM Satellite Radio and XM NavTrafffic with Real-Time Traffic Information. Updates for the Versa 1.8 trims include a new grille, new interior fabric patterns, white-illumination gauges, red/orange interior illumination, 15-inch wheel covers and optional 16-inch alloy wheels. New standard equipment for Versa 1.8 SL includes an Interface System for iPod, Vehicle Dynamic Control and Traction Control System. The Sport Package body kit is standard for Versa 1.8 SL Hatchback.
The Nissan Versa
