2007 Nissan Versa Usados en Venta

The car has great fuel economy at around 28-32 mpg with moderately zippy acceleration. If you're into "hypermiling" and increasing the fuel economy even more, the 6-speed manual drive option is a must. I've experienced no serious trouble with the car other than wear and tear -the A/C died slowly after 50,000 miles (after heavy use in humid Florida) and an engine belt wore down at 60,000 miles. Good leg room in the front for taller folk and seats three kids easily in the back for family commuting. The engine is pretty quiet. The basic car model is bare bones unless you add the upgrades, and the manual option is also basic for what you pay for, but this is an all-around excellent car for commuting, comfort, and fuel economy in the South. Not recommended for snowy weather since the car sits so low to the ground.

The Versa hatchback is a great sub-compact car. Despite its small engine, this car has some power to it. I'd driven other cars of this size before and most of them were difficult to get up to highway level speeds as quickly as I sometimes needed them to. With this car though, I can get up to 60+mpg just as fast as my mom's luxury car.

This car is very economical. It runs great on the open road and around the city. Also I like that it is very easy to fit in tight spaces like parking lots. It is very spacious inside; I am able to fit two car seats in the back and still have room for another person. As of today all the power windows and lights and buttons still work. The one thing that I find kind of weird or odd is that the handles to adjust the front two seats are on the inside, on the right hand side of the seat instead of the left side of the seat as I am more used to having on other vehicles.