
Ready to experience the Nissan Versa and see how it has been updated in the last few model years? Then it’s time to get behind the wheel at Suntrup Nissan! With this 2023 vehicle, you’ll get up to 32 mpg city/40 mpg highway* according to EPA estimates on most of the Nissan Versa configurations. Want to know more about what this reliable sedan has to offer St Louis car shoppers? Then read this guide from Suntrup Nissan on the different Nissan Versa gas mileage ratings based on trim levels, and then contact us today to schedule a test drive and experience them for yourself.
There are two transmission options available when you’re picking between the 2023 Nissan Versa configurations: a five-speed manual transmission and the Xtronic CVT®. The continuously variable transmission is what provides the higher Nissan Versa gas mileage in Jefferson County, that being a fuel-sipping EPA-estimated 32 mpg city/40 mpg highway* Nissan Versa gas mileage. Check out what mpg ratings you can expect from your favorite Nissan Versa configuration here:
The Nissan Versa configurations only cover part of what you should know. The Versa is a subcompact sedan that gives you what you need to succeed in St Charles. All of the following features will help give you a better drive wherever you need to go:
If you want to get your hands on the Nissan Versa after seeing these numbers, we don’t blame you. Our finance department can make the car buying process easy, and you’ll be able to enjoy every second of your new Nissan with the guarantee that our service center will be able to keep it on the St. Louis roads for years to come with regular maintenance.
*2023 EPA Fuel Economy Estimates. 27 City MPG / 35 Highway MPG / 30 Combined MPG for Versa® with Manual Transmission. 32 City MPG / 40 Highway MPG / 35 Combined MPG for Versa with Xtronic CVT®. Actual mileage may vary with driving conditions. Use for comparison only.
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