Nissan Versa Note Usados en Venta en St. Martinville, LA

Just a little over a month ago my wife and I got a Versa Note 2015. We love our Solstice, she's so silent when we ride. If we don't use cruise control it's easy to lose track of how fast we are going. This car has the best mileage up to 38 mpg on city roads and highways. We love that it looks small on the outside, but is built rounded and has so much room for head space (especially for our tall teenagers). The interior is exceptional because no matter how hot it gets, it won't burn your bum getting in. The air conditioner blows ice cool on the hottest summer days. Though the best part of our car is the stereo system. There is a spot to plug a USB cord in to charge, an aux cord, and a USB port that you can connect your iPhone to and plays all your music directly through the speakers. Once it's plugged up and playing you can switch through the music using simple buttons located on the steering wheel. The brakes work amazing, you barely have to tap it to stop just in time. The Bluetooth to call off your phone works so great and has clear sound.

I liked the overall design of the car, it looks nice without being overbearing. The interior is cheap but simple enough to be pleasing to look at. There is so much more room than you would expect in a tiny hatchback, and I am a very large person. It drives smoothly and and is not too loud, and the turning radius is fabulous.

I went shopping around for a car that fitted my needs. I needed something low on gas consumption, small, inexpensive, has modern features, hatch back, and had plenty of space for moving back and fourth from college to home. After shopping around, I had to decide to get the Honda Fit or the Nissan Versa Note. I ended up choosing the note. First of all, the Note is essentially the same car for less money, and there are an abundant number of Nissan Versa Notes out there. It seems that a lot of people do not like subcompact cars and prefer SUVs or sedans. I like subcompacts because they are just such great cars that fulfill exactly what I need a car to do. I bought my used Nissan in blue, and it had about 38,000 miles on it. The car feels very light and super easy and fun to drive. One thing I do notice is a slight humming noise when I drive it, but it does not bother me because I usually have music playing. Another thing about the car that I appreciate are the breaks. The breaks are sensitive, which is typical of newer cars. I like that because if I ever need to break quickly, which I do often because of city driving, I am able to stop in time.