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Buy buy a new Nissan Versa?
By Product Expert | Posted in Nissan Versa on Monday, November 14th, 2016 at 8:24 pm
2017 Nissan Versa available Glendale Heights IL
What if you could get a brand new sedan for the price of a used car? Sounds like a pretty sweet deal, one that’s probably too good to be true, right? The Nissan Versa prides itself on being one of the lowest-cost-to-own cars out there and continues to satisfy drivers who need something that can go the distance, stacking up thousands upon thousands of miles each month.
As an exceptional economy car with plenty of options to choose from, the 2017 Nissan Versa in Glendale Heights, IL is ranked among the best when it comes to finding something affordable and friendly. This subcompact sedan doesn’t cut corners on safety, but does find that by cutting out some of the frills, it’s able to keep the price down while still creating a comfortable cabin.
Engine
Beneath the hood of the Nissan Versa is a 109-horsepower 1.6L 4-cylinder engine that is paired with a 5-speed automatic manual or 4-speed automatic transmission at its base level. From this point, it graduates to Nissan’s Xtronic CVT for all other trim grades.
Fuel Efficiency
Having an efficient car is fun! The Nissan Versa isn’t designed to be a powerhorse, speed demon, but rather a fuel-friendly car that that doesn’t continuously need to be gassed up. Earning 31 city/ 39 hwy mpg, the 2017 Versa excels in the city and on the open highway.
Space
A common misconception with subcompact cars is that there isn’t much space and certainly not a place to keep all of your cargo or even keep your passengers comfortable. The Nissan Versa does an impressive job of creating an adult-friendly backseat and 14.9 cu-ft of cargo space.
2017 Nissan Versa: Little Car, Big Expectations
Ultimately if what you’re looking for in a new car is something that is affordable and has all of the features that you commonly need, then this just might be your go-to car. Despite being categorized as sub-compact, it still manages to provide a large trunk, especially within its segment and also doesn’t skimp on legroom for any passengers, and that means adults sitting in the back.
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By no means is the 2017 Nissan Versa a lavish, high performance sedan nor does it market itself as one either. It’s an economy car that delivers a smooth and quiet ride and gives the option for additional thrills and creature comforts across each of its five trim levels which include: S, S Plus, SV, SV Special Edition, and SL.
Standard features that are included on the 2017 Nissan Versa S, which is the entry level model, include:
- 15-inch steel wheels
- Power mirrors
- Air-conditioning
- Cloth upholstery
- Manual locks and windows
- Bluetooth phone connectivity
- Four-speaker sound system
- CD player and aux audio input jack.
- Steering-wheel audio controls
