Nissan's 2019 Versa Sedan Priced at $13,255
The 2019 Nissan Versa sedan will increase $380 to $13,255 after two model years of a nearly unchanged price, and will arrive with a few new connectivity features, the automaker has announced.
Nissan's 2019 Versa will get a few new features and retail for $380 above the 2018 compact sedan.
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The 2019 Nissan Versa sedan will increase $380 to $13,255 after two model years of a nearly unchanged price, and will arrive with a few new connectivity features, the automaker has announced.
The carryover sedan added several features in the middle of the model year, including a standard RearView Monitor and an upgraded audio system with a 7-inch color touchscreen, streaming Bluetooth audio, Siri Eyes Free, AM/FM audio system with four speakers, a USB port, and an Aux-in port.
Nissan will again offer two Versa models, including the S and SV, with a choice of a five-speed manual or continuously variable transmission. The manual S retails for at least $13,255, while the S with CVT retails for $15,395. The SV with CVT retails for $16,885. Pricing includes a $895 delivery fee.
Nissan is also enhancing the Versa SV Special Edition package by adding several features including a vehicle immobilizer system; Easy Fill Tire Alert; and NissanConnect infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, SiriusXM, Bluetooth hands-free system, and hands-free text messaging.
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