Gates Nissan of Frankfort

"The new Versa Sedan has hit a sweet spot with sub-compact buyers, offering the most legroom, most headroom and most trunk room per dollar, along with the lowest starting M.S.R.P. in America of just $10,990 USD," explains Al Castignetti, vice president and general manager, Nissan Division, Nissan North America, Inc.

Both Nissan Versa total sales and market share, tell the same story: The Versa, which dominates the highly-competitive and saturated sub-compact

Drivers in search of cutting-edge innovation and extreme safety are often drawn to the Nissan Versa. And, Gates Nissan of Frankfort, is happy to tell you, Nissan has outdone themselves with the 2012 model slated to hit showroom floors late this summer.

Built on Nissan's new small-car V platform, the 2012 Nissan Versa has 20 percent fewer parts compared to last year's B platform, making it 150 pounds lighter. As you can imagine

Drivers looking to spend used car prices for a car that offers one of the lowest overall ownership costs available often gravitate toward the Nissan Versa.  And for good reason: it provides far more comfort and interior space than you might think. It has, in fact, been roomier than many of the other subcompacts competing in the segment (i.e., the Yaris, Fit, Fiesta, Aveo, and forthcoming Sonic).

Happily, the second-generation 2012 Nissan Versa, available