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Standard once proved an ugly word within the automotive world - suggesting only minimal design and halfhearted engineering. Basic trims promised equally basic performance, and consumers were plagued by doubt. After all, how could these platforms deliver the wanted capability when they were intended only for adequacy?

Nissan has a solution that will satisfy - its 2018 Versa. This sedan proves that standard can be a powerful thing, with even its most basic trim boasting an advanced suite of safety features.



As a Nissan press release explains, the 2018 Versa doesn’t believe in compromise. This platform has instead been engineered to deliver premium security. Among the standard features it offers are:

Airbags

Nissan emphasizes the need for comprehensive cabin protection, which is why it’s installed a series of airbags throughout the Versa. Roof-mounted options shield rear passengers, while dual-stage frontal inflatables cradle the driver. Supplemental side-impact restraints engage automatically in the wake of an accident and deliver superior outboard defense.

Stability and Traction Control

The 2018 Versa boasts powerful braking sensors, which continually monitor both the position of the tires and available torque distribution. When a lapse in steady power is sensed (such as when taking a sharp curve), these functions will instantly apply pressure to the ABS system and prevent under-steerage.

Tire Pressure Gauges

Nissan pairs the new Versa with precise monitoring, noting whenever a wheel is dangerously low on air and quickly alerting drivers to the chance of a blow-out. 

With the release of the new Versa, Nissan proves that standard no longer equals mediocre. Instead premium safety is guaranteed. To learn more contact us today.
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