Bob 
2015 Nissan Versa Note Hatchback 1.6 SR 4dr Hatchback (1.6L 4cyl CVT)
Surprisingly good
 I was looking for an economical hatchback to perform chores around town--transporting the dog, carrying bulky items from Home Depot, etc.  My first thought was the Honda Fit, but only the top trim level offered the option of in-dash navigation, and it came with leather upholstery, heated seats and other features that I didn't care about.  Then I read a comparison article which included the Versa Note and checked it out.  Less expensive than the Fit and navigation was available on a lower level trim, the SR.  After test driving and shopping several Nissan dealerships, I found just the car I wanted.  I've only got 500 miles on it, but I am very pleased so far.I like the looks of this car.  The SR comes with sportier alloy wheels, turn signals on the exterior mirrors, a roof spoiler and fog lights.  The upright stance means there is a ton of headroom, even for a 6 foot plus person like me.  Its tiny engine seems spunky enough to me, as I generally accelerate quickly enough from stoplights.  Noise in the cabin is moderate--probably normal for this class of cars.  It is quite roomy inside--particularly legroom in the backseat.  And I was pleasantly surprised by some of the features , such as automatic door locking, auto-dimming rearview mirror with Homelink, a rear center armrest, and trip computer in the instrument panel.  The optional navigation screen is smaller than in most cars, but the system works fine and even offers a "birds-eye view".  Aspects of the car that are less than satisfying are:1. no center armrest for the front passenger2. the door armrests are uncomfortable hard plastic3. the rear headrests are positioned at a strange and uncomfortable angle4. the driver's seat is lumpy and would not be comfortable for long-range driving (which I don't intend for this car anyway)5. strangely, there is no temperature gauge in the instrument cluster for the SR trim only