Nissan Versa discontinued after nearly 20 years of production. Here's why.

Nissan has decided to end production of its Versa compact sedan, ending a two-decade-long run for a car that was launched ...

Nissan axes Versa as American buyers choose higher-priced models

The Nissan Versa S — the model's base tier — was offered at $17,390 Manufacturers Suggest Retail Price (MSRP). Scrapping the ...

Americans are paying more than ever for cars. Cheap models are disappearing

The end of production for the Nissan Versa means there are no new cars priced under $20,000 — a blow to some Americans who may find themselves priced out of the market.
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America runs out of new cars under $20,000 as prices hit records

Kelley Blue Book estimates the average new-car transaction price hit a record $50,326 in December. Edmunds put the average ...

Non-'Luxury' Cars Have Basically Stopped Existing, Thanks to the K-Shaped Economy

There are now no new cars in the United States that retail for less than $20,000, as companies exclusively target wealthier ...
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Nissan’s 2027 Versa Could Prove Cheap Doesn’t Have To Mean Boring

Rumours of the Nissan Versa’s demise have lingered for years, yet the unassuming small sedan refuses to fade away. Through the first nine months of the year, Nissan has sold 41,463 of then in the ...
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America’s last sub-$20,000 new car is gone, and Nissan killed it

It’s time to call it. The sub-$20,000 car officially died in America today, December 23, 2025. Nissan has quietly ended production of the 2025 Versa for the US market, eliminating the last remaining ...