#NissanVersa

There aren’t a lot of cars that start under $20,000 these days. There are even less that slip under that bar when fully loaded.

The days of the $10,000 new car are long gone. However, when you take into account the added safety and convenience features of today’s cars, they might just be better value than ever before.

Apple CarPlay and Android Auto make it safer, easier, and more convenient to access your smartphone while driving. And the best part is that both are available in really affordable cars.

Nissan could have left things as they were in the current SUV-friendly market and not completely overhauled the Versa.

We’ve driven hundreds of cars over the last 12 months here at Autoguide.com. From humble hatchbacks to stunning supercars, 2019 will go down as a quality vintage, and here are the ones you read most, dear readers.

No, the Nissan Versa sedan is not terribly exciting.

Nissan just unveiled its brand new 2020 Versa subcompact sedan. This totally overhauled small car brings more technology, extra refinement, and fresh design to a vehicle segment more typically known for utilitarianism and bargain-basement prices.

The ongoing demise of sedans in the U.S. is well publicized. It’s also completely overblown.

Drivers have been crossover crazy for years, flocking to car-based utility vehicles like senior citizens to a discount buffet. 

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has opened a preliminary investigation into a group of 155,000 Nissan Versa vehicles over complaints that the airbags have been deploying inadvertently. 

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has expanded its investigation into the Nissan Versa and Versa Note models.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has opened a preliminary investigation into about 360,000 Nissan Versa Notes and Versa Sedans. 

If safety is your number one priority in a car, these 10 models might best be ignored.

After surveying 350,000 people, the Tesla Model S has been voted the most loved car in America.

It’s 2014 and there are STILL cars out there with four and five-speed gearboxes. You may be asking “What’s wrong with that?” and the answer is “Everything!”