Nissan
Every Nissan MotorGPA has graded — 14 models across 22 scored model years, each with a full report card.
How Nissan grades
Across the 14 Nissan models graded here — 6 SUVs, 3 sedans, 2 coupes, 2 trucks and one hatchback — the median overall GPA is 1.91 (C-), 0.53 below the 2.44 median across every graded model. 2 of the 14 run a hybrid, plug-in or fully electric powertrain.
Subject by subject against the rest of the fleet, ownership cost is where Nissan does best — a median of 1.54 against 0.85 elsewhere — and technology is where it gives most away, at 2.09 against 2.92.
The highest-graded is the 2026 Nissan Armada at 2.83; the lowest is the 2026 Nissan Versa at 1.23. Every grade is normalized inside its own segment, so these are cars measured against their direct rivals rather than against each other.
Median across graded Nissan models, with the difference from the all-makes median. Efficiency is graded within powertrain class.
The Nissan lineup
Every Nissan model year
Ten years of history per nameplate. Scored years link to that year’s report card; the rest are queued for grading.