Overview & Reviews

The 2015 Nissan Versa Note adds two trims this year: SR and SL, priced at the top of the lineup. New available features like heated front seats have been added, and all Versa Note models get Bluetooth connectivity as standard this year.

• Large cargo capacity
• Roomy interior with an adult-friendly backseat
• Many available convenience features
• High fuel economy with CVT.
• Low base price

• No telescoping steering wheel
• Noisy engine
• Low-quality interior materials.
• Bland performance and handling

User Reviews:

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  A Note-Worthy Surprise - 2015 Nissan Versa Note
  By notelampasas - June 4 - 9:17 pm

  Having had numerous vehicles over the years, and preferring manual shift for a more engaged driving experience, I decided to drive the CVT Note to see how uninspiring it was, and was wrong. This well designed, quiet vehicle keeps up with traffic, is very economical, and is a pretty decent hauler. After 7,700 miles, my city/country average is 35.5, and average highway is 38.8, with best long highway trip being 43.3 at 70mph with A/C. The seats are comfortable, and the back seat was able to accommodate a 68" male who was stunned at the backseat room. I had no problem climbing long inclines in Colorado. Certainly one of the surprising cars that has gotten little attention.

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  The Note sings - 2015 Nissan Versa Note
  By jbullerjahn - September 12 - 8:43 pm

  The Note is an interesting piece in a sea of sameness. Even with only 600 miles on the clock, Ive been averaging about 35 miles combined highway and city. I have the SV with the CVT and am very happy with it. It seems to gave enough scoot, but with only 600 miles on the clock, Im not doing any hard driving yet. The Note is a car where reading the owners manual is a definite plus, though I found a few features on my own. Ill list them in the next section. Its a roomy, reasonably quiet, though the bluetooth and media volume buttons are not intuitive. The up and down button is the phone, while the button going across is the volume control.