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With the Versa leaving the lineup, Nissan customers will have to consider the Kicks or Sentra, which start over $23K.

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Nissan has discontinued the entire Versa line for the U.S. market, making it that much harder to find a new car with a price ...

Nissan has ended Versa sales in the U.S., removing the last new car under $20,000 and pushing entry-level pricing into the ...