Used 2016 Nissan NV200 for Sale

What's New in the 2016 Nissan NV200?

There are no major changes for the 2016 NV200. See the 2016 Nissan NV200 models for sale near you

Which NV200 is the Best?

The NV200 offers some interesting optional features, but if we were in the market for a work van, we'd stick with the base S model and save a bundle in comparison to the rival Transit Connect. Find a Nissan NV200 for sale

How Much Does a 2016 Nissan NV200 Cost?

The 2016 Nissan NV200 is offered in two trim levels: S and SV.

The S trim ($21,755) comes standard with 15-inch steel wheels, cloth upholstery with vinyl wear patches, adjustable driver lumbar support, power windows, a 12-volt power point in the center console, a trip computer, a fold-down passenger seat with a seatback tray table, Nissan's mobile office center console (including laptop and hanging file-folder storage, a pen/pencil tray, a CD holder and dual cupholders), 40/60-split rear cargo doors that open up to 180 degrees, 20 interior cargo mounting points, six exterior roof-rack mounting points and a 2-speaker CD audio system with auxiliary audio input.

The SV ($22,645) adds power heated mirrors, six floor-mounted D-rings in the cargo area, power locks, keyless entry, cruise control and an additional 12-volt power point.

NV200 options include Bluetooth with streaming audio, satellite radio, a rearview camera and NissanConnect with navigation, which features a 5.8-in touchscreen display, a navigation system, voice-command functionality, Pandora Internet Radio capability (iPhone required) and a hands-free text-messaging assistant. Rear sonar parking assist, cruise control and glass windows for the rear and side doors are also available.

The NV200's standard dual-sliding side doors make the cargo area accessible from either side of the vehicle. The French-style rear doors are split 40/60, with the wider door on the curb side to ease loading and unloading. Both doors open up to 180 degrees so they won't get in the way. A 90-degree detent is also provided.

Nissan's compact van owes its cargo capacity of 122.7 cu ft. to the unique extended body for North American models. Elsewhere in the world, the NV200 is 7.9 inches shorter, but Nissan wanted the U.S. version to go toe-to-toe with the Ford Transit Connect, which can haul a comparable 128.6 cu ft. of stuff.

Nissan estimates payload for the NV200 at 1,450 pounds.