SEATTLE—The reasonably priced second-generation 2012 Nissan Versa Sedan offers good value. While lively, it’s no thrill. It just provides solid basic, comfortable transportation.
Nissan is mainly aiming the new Versa Sedan at single 25-29-year-old college graduates with no children. However, Nissan said at a preview of the car in Seattle that the new car also should appeal to older folks on budgets who want a roomy, economical compact auto.
The front-drive Versa looks more aerodynamic than distinctive. But it has clever, more-efficient packaging.