You won’t find six-cylinder power in the 2010 Nissan Versa as it comes with a choice of two four-cylinder engines, a 107-hp 1.6-liter or a 122-hp 1.8-liter. Four-cylinder engines are the norm for the Versa’s competition as well. The 122-hp engine performs acceptably in a car the size of the Versa when teamed with the continuously variable transmission.  

For more information on how the Versa drives, see our expert review, here.

The base models lack many common convenience features so you won’t find air conditioning or power windows on the lowest-priced models. Air conditioning isn’t available on base models, but it does come standard on all other trim levels, which include the 1.6, 1.8S and 1.8SL. See below for a pricing breakdown on all trim levels. Likewise, power windows are not available on the base Versa or 1.6 trim level. On 1.8S models power windows will cost $930 because they’re grouped into a Power Plus package, which also includes power door locks, keyless entry and cruise control. If you pick the 1.8SL sedan or hatchback, those features come standard.  

Versa Sedans
Base — $9,990
1.6 — $10,990
1.8S — $13,100
1.8SL — $16,100

Versa Hatchbacks
1.8S — $13,150
1.8SL — $16,530

Learn more

• 2010 Nissan Versa Pricing and Research (Cars.com)
• Cars.comparison: Weekend Athlete Cars (Cars.com)