Nissan Sentra (2013-2021)

I'm using Sentra, really it is super car for everything except the CVT transmission up to 100k kilometers there is no issue, after that any time the transmission problem may come

I was a Nissan Sentra user and I was using it for 4 Years, Car is very nice except the transmission. based on my experience CVT transmission you can drive up to 70000KM without any probs after that your car is a scrap and no one wants to buy it.

Spent over 2 years to choose the best in the class SENTRA 1.8S in comparison with corolla, civic and other crossovers. Spacious everywhere, attractive exterior and interior, economical price tag, decent ground clearance. Sporty look and feel, alloy wheels, 10 inch infotainment screen, cruise and media controls, LED lights etc. Never disappointed so far on anything.

Nissan Sentra is a fabulous looking sedan that comes with amazing interiors and class-leading boot space. The performance from the 1598cc, four-cylinder DOHC, twin CVTC engine is mind-blowing. I did not expect this engine to return such good numbers when it comes to the fuel economy of Sentra. I am very impressed with the XTRONIC CVT gearbox, which offers smooth shifts in every rev range. The infotainment system is super smooth and is quite easy to browse through different options. I wish the carmaker provided a diesel powertrain for people like me who wants better fuel economy.

My search for a practical sedan for my family ended with the Nissan Sentra a year ago. Till now, the sedan has been serving me hassle free. The car looks a decade old as far as styling is concerned, but then, it is pretty good when it comes to space and comfort within. However, while many people around might complain about the dated feel of Nissan Sentra, practically it comes with all the essential features which are actually usable for a common man like me who is not completely into gadgets and fancy creature comforts. Apart from interior cabin space, the Nissan Sentra has another strong point which makes jt a very practical car, and that is the fact all the controls are in a very easy reach, making them very ergonomically placed. And compared to other cars, it is light on pocket thanks to affordable and easily available spares.

Nissan Sentra has been in my possession for a few years now and I must say that this executive sedan has still maintained its charm over people in the market. Even though it gets an outdated design, the performance and comfort offered by the Sentra is very commendable. Though there are many good-looking sedans in this world than Sentra, this compact sedan surpasses them in terms of cabin comfort and performance. The cabin of the Sentra is literally one of the best in the segment and is loaded with features that ensure an enjoyable and comfortable drive. The Sentra is powered by a 1.6-litre engine that delivers a soothing and economical performance which enables me to drive this sedan on an everyday basis. Nissan has packed this sedan with a decent number of safety features like 6 airbags, ABS with EBD, Vehicle Dynamic Control and rear parking camera which comes in handy while parking in tight spaces.

If I had to describe the Sentra in one word, I would say it is fun! I have been driving around my reliable Honda Civic for the last 10 years and making a shift was truly a very difficult task for me! After brainstorming for days altogether, I finally settled for the Nissan Sentra and I was sold at the first look of this car! I bought the Midnight Edition, which is basically an appearance and comfort upgrade but the other amenities are standard to the SR trim. Sentra is known for having excellent safety features such as a back-up camera and emergency braking, an Eco mode to save gas and a Sport mode when you want the enhanced performance. The handling of this car is great owing to its tight turning radius and the smaller steering wheel which is incredibly easy to handle. The interior seating is comfortable and sleek with plenty of legroom. I haven’t faced any issues with its infotainment either and I feel that one cannot go wrong with the Nissan Sentra!

I haven’t upgraded my car for many years now and it was almost 10 years ago when I purchased my last car, Honda City which is one of the most reliable and highly rated cars in the market. So, I was extremely cautious when I was looking to make a change but when I took the Nissan Sentra for a test ride, I knew my decision was made. I bought the Midnight edition which has an absolutely snazzy exterior but other amenities are similar to the other models. I absolutely love the black accents and the heated seats so I decided to spend a few extra bucks on these features. The safety features are fantastic and there is a back-up camera and emergency braking both. You can drive the car in two modes, Eco mode to save gas and a sporty mode for when you want enhanced performance. The Sentra has crazy acceleration and it leaps when in sport mode. The interior is comfortable with plenty of legroom and there is no reason why I wouldn't recommend this car to someone else.

To be honest, I bought this car because I was on a budget and wanted something which the entire family will fit in. The Nissan Sentra hasn’t disappointed me and it has left me content. Not only is it roomy but it also suited for utility. I have a small grocery store. While I couldn’t afford the pick-up truck, the Sentra does fine. Its rear seat folds and helps me with bringing in bigger cargo without worrying. The mileage I get out of it is just a bonus. It hovers around 19kmpl, giving me less chance of going to a fuel pump that often. I plan to keep this car for another 7 years before upgrading to the new generation of the Nissan Sentra.

We got the Nissan Sentra in 2017. We had to choose between this or the Honda Civic and frankly I did not like the direction that Honda had taken the Civic’s styling. The Nissan however still looks like something an adult would buy. We got the automatic with the 1.8 liter engine. The engine performance is great and it also gives great mileage. The best part however is the space inside. This car is best enjoyed from the rear seat. There is enough legroom and headroom for someone as tall as me. The suspension is equally comfortable and goes well with the handling. The quality of the interior is also very plush with some nice features for the price. Coming to price, it never felt that we were having to compromise. The only gripe being the slow automatic transmission and the small screen in the infotainment system. But for the price it is exceptionally good.