Don Franklin's video: 2016 Nissan Versa Features Review

Let us join Charles Wiles as he takes a closer look at the 2016 Nissan Versa. Priced as low as $11,000, it is Nissan’s entry-level vehicle. The Nissan Versa shown in this video is priced at $13,000 and comes with hands-free Bluetooth and steering wheel radio controls. People don’t expect much backseat legroom from a subcompact vehicle like the Nissan Versa 2016. So, it’s surprising to learn that the Versa’s legroom is actually bigger than that of a Lexus LS full-sized sedan. Backseat passengers will enjoy 7 to 8 inches of legroom even when the front seats are pushed back as far as they can go. The trunk is also spacious. It is as big as the space you can find in the trunk of traditional sports or full-size sedans. Inside the vehicle, you’ll notice just how spacious the front and back seats are. The 2016 Versa comes with standard locks and windows which is reasonable considering the low price point. However, you can always go for the Convenience package which comes with many high-end features like hands-free Bluetooth phone system and steering wheel radio controls. The Nissan Versa’s fuel economy is another thing that is simply surprising. It averages at 30 mpg city and 36 mpg highway. You will get even better averages if you opt for Nissan’s patented CVT® transmission. The 2016 Nissan Versa is a subcompact vehicle that is sure to surprise you, in a good way, with its ample amount of room, fantastic mileage and low price. If you’re interested to learn more about this 2016 Versa, please visit http://donmarshallauto.com