If you’re looking for an affordable, efficient, and reliable new sedan, Nissan offers two great choices — the 2025 Nissan Sentra and the 2025 Nissan Versa. Both provide impressive value, modern tech, and sleek design for budget-conscious drivers in Palm Springs and Indio.

While the Sentra brings more power and refinement, the Versa shines for its unbeatable starting price and fuel economy. Let’s explore how they compare so you can choose the right Nissan sedan for your lifestyle and budget.


 

Specs and Features Comparison

Both models deliver reliability, efficiency, and comfort — but they appeal to slightly different types of drivers. Here’s a quick comparison to help you decide which one suits you best:
 

Feature

2025 Nissan Sentra

2025 Nissan Versa

Engine

2.0L 4-cylinder

1.6L 4-cylinder

Horsepower

149 hp

122 hp

Fuel Economy (Highway)

Up to 39 MPG

Up to 40 MPG

Transmission

Xtronic CVT®

Xtronic CVT®

Interior Space

Roomy with premium finishes

Compact yet efficient

Infotainment

NissanConnect® with 7-inch display

NissanConnect® with 7-inch display

Safety

Standard Safety Shield® 360

Standard Safety Shield® 360

Starting MSRP (est.)

Around $21,000

Around $17,500




Total Ownership Value
When comparing total cost of ownership, both sedans deliver strong value for money. The Versa impresses with its excellent 40 MPG highway rating, making it ideal for long commutes and first-time buyers. The Sentra, on the other hand, offers more refinement, cabin comfort, and power while still maintaining efficiency with up to 39 MPG highway.

Insurance and maintenance costs remain low for both, though the Versa may edge out slightly due to its lower price tag. Meanwhile, the Sentra provides greater resale value and long-term satisfaction for those who prefer more features and interior comfort.

 

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Total Ownership Value

When comparing total cost of ownership, both sedans deliver strong value for money. The Versa impresses with its excellent 40 MPG highway rating, making it ideal for long commutes and first-time buyers. The Sentra, on the other hand, offers more refinement, cabin comfort, and power while still maintaining efficiency with up to 39 MPG highway.

Insurance and maintenance costs remain low for both, though the Versa may edge out slightly due to its lower price tag. Meanwhile, the Sentra provides greater resale value and long-term satisfaction for those who prefer more features and interior comfort.

 
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Test Drive the Sentra and Versa in Palm Springs

The best way to choose between the Sentra and Versa is to experience them firsthand. Visit Palm Springs Nissan in Cathedral City CA to test drive both sedans. Our team can help you compare trims, explore financing options, and find the best offers available.
 

 

 

 

   
   



 

 











 

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