Overview & Reviews

This Nissan Versa is an all-new vehicle for 2007. This affordable subcompact makes a name for itself with a roomy interior and many standard and optional features. A hatchback body style debuts first, with a sedan coming out later in the year.

• Large interior with simple but attractive control layout, solid quality cabin materials, wide selection of features, comfortable rear seat.

• Noisy powertrain at high revs, vague steering, less than athletic handling and braking, more expensive than competing models.

User Reviews:

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  Nissans Entry Vehicle - 2007 Nissan Versa
  By Commuter Man - December 14 - 2:36 pm

  In short, great car! I bought this car for its features, price and mpg, in that order. At 16K in todays market I did not expect a performance vehicle. I wanted good transportation that was safe and economical. The ride is great for a compact econo-box. The engine is quiet most of the time and it performs well in city and on the highway. This would be a perfect car for a college student or a commuter of any age. My average mileage is 30 mpg and I am quite pleased with that. On occasion it is called on to carry 5 adults and it does so with reasonable comfort. The leg room in this car is amazing! I have had no mechanical issues and the fit and finish is excellent.

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  Fuel Mileage - 2007 Nissan Versa
  By Susan Kite - December 13 - 4:30 pm

  We traded in a 1998 Toyota Corolla to purchase our 2007 Nissan Versa in order to save gas. The sticker on the window indicated that we would be getting 28 city and 35 highway miles. We have now owned this car for almost a year and are barely getting 23 miles to the gallon, a far cry from our old toyota that ran perfect. So not only due we now have a car payment but a car that gets horrible gas mileage. Weve tried several times to off load this to purchase a car that gets good gas mileage only to find out that a car we paid $14,000 for less than a year ago is only worth around 9 or 10 thousand dollars. Im so sad that we no longer own our toyota. Cute car, fun to drive but dont buy it to save.

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  driving 2007 VERSA - 2007 Nissan Versa
  By lili - November 25 - 2:10 am

  fantastic, drives like a dream, sturdy noise free, sophisticated, could use arm rest shoulder and back seats pockets as a standard bonus.

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  2007 Versa S Automatic, Power Package - 2007 Nissan Versa
  By SamNC - November 16 - 9:40 pm

  It downshifts between 20-45 mph at which speeds to merge on highways are dangerous. There is a second or 2 delay in shifting gears, seems in neutral with high revs. It accelerates well from 60 to 70 mph and is equally well accelerating from 70 to 80 or 90 mph. Very good steering and handling when driving below 65 mph. Anything above 65 mph, steering becomes bad and sway a little within the driving lane. The car is now at 800 miles. With about 45% highway 55% city and I am easy on throttle and look way ahead for stop driving, I get about 25 mpg, way below the expected 32 mpg. Remotes and keys are quite bulky.

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  Magic in Orlando - 2007 Nissan Versa
  By Magic in Orlando - October 25 - 12:43 am

  I traded in my gas guzzling 06 Frontier for the 07 Versa. I test drove other similar sized autos and nothing else compares (Yaris, Aveo, Fit, Focus). Very sturdy handling, CVT provides "flying carpet" ride - very smooth. Interior appointments make driving bearable. Though I took a hit for trading in the 06 so soon, still have lower payments and gas costs and consider it a great decision.

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  Wonderful car - 2007 Nissan Versa
  By Gerri - September 22 - 6:13 am

  I went from a large SUV to this Versa. I love it! I get twice the gas mileage with comfortable sized interior, good power, great styling & features! I have a sunroof & bluetooth, CD stereo pkg. Hatchback has easy entry trunk w/ fold down back seats.

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  Just bought it - 2007 Nissan Versa
  By Rom - September 20 - 11:36 am

  Just bought this first generation Versa which Im quite pleased with. I bought a stripped first generation Nissan Sentra in 1983. Still running with over 250k miles on it. I expect Versa to last longer than my Sentra. Its roomy in the front and back. No comment about mileage because I have only used up 1/4 tank. If I get 30 MPG combined, then Ill be very delighted. It beats other smaller cars in standard amenities. Side curtain bags are $700 option in Scion tC. Its not the best looking design but it serves the purpose of good mileage and safety features. I love this car so far after 4 days of driving it.

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  Good News; Bad News - 2007 Nissan Versa
  By Beatnoe - September 6 - 5:06 pm

  First the good news: 1. The CVT transmission is fantastic. 2. Abundant interior room. 3. Good sound system. 4. Superb comfort. Now the bad news: 1. There is a serious blind spot caused by the design and slope of the roofline. One must use extreme caution backing out of parking spaces and/or swithching lanes. 2. I have not been able to achieve better than 25 mpg around town or 31 mpg on the highway. This is a major disappointment. 3. At 1,100 miles the low tire warning light malfunctioned and will not go off. I have waited over a month for a replacement module. Will other parts be difficult for my dealer to obtain? Bottom line: My next car will be a Toyota.

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  40 Thousand and going - 2007 Nissan Versa
  By SEChpman - September 3 - 8:30 am

  Use this car as my get to work car( 60 miles) and tight parking car. Have a Nissan Quest also. Have driven this car hard, and at 40,000 miles it is going great. I got it at a good price, just like my other Nissan. This car is designed to be left alone( except for fluid changes) for a long time. Oh, and if you lose a hubcap it will cost you over 60 dollars ( rip)!

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  Great little car... - 2007 Nissan Versa
  By curegirl0421 - August 30 - 2:23 pm

  Unfortunately it looks as if the other reviewer got a bit of a lemon; I have enjoyed driving this car, although I will agree its a bit on the loud side. The only thing I truly have had issue with is the interior seems to be just snapped together and I often have to smack panels back in place, but for a cheap car, I cant complain. Gas mileage... well, I made it from Denver to Tucson and back on 4 1/2 tanks of gas... you do the math!