Looks much better inside and out than the Corolla. The CVT is much improved but the stigma of passed CVT problems lingers on. Nissan has to be aware this keeps a lot of potential buyers from even looking at the car in the first place.
My cvt just went out on my 2020 nissan.I've been in too many forums to count and there are people complaining their 2022/2023 Nissan cvt is bad. They need to get it together before they release anymore cars.
@@scott8238I believe that is the key with CVT’s is maintenance-fluid changes every 30,000 miles like it says too. I have owned 6 Mitsubishi all bought new and now 1 Nissan and they all came with a CVT produced by Jatco. My 3 Mitsubishi Mirages (2015, 2017, 2021) and my Nissan Kicks (2023) all use the Jatco CVT-7 unit with just different tuning between Nissan and Mitsubishi. The Jatco CVT-7 has been reliable overall. Our Mitsubishi Outlander Sport (2016) and our two Mitsubishi Eclipse Crosses (2019’s) also used Jatco CVT’s but a different model. Years back they had a tons of bugs with Jatco CVTs especially in Nissan but most all of the issues have been worked out. Alot of the issues you see are due to poor maintenance, running the car like crazy, or not changing the fluid every 30,000 miles like it says to.
Yes Raiti! The price is why I love this car. While others complain about the CVT (which they fixed awhile ago) and it being a Nissan, I find this affordable, well packaged car to be a win. Nissan also ranks higher than Hyundai in reliability surveys, so they’re in a good ballpark. Also, the interior is very premium.
Imagine this Sentra SR having a manual transmission that would be nice, the Electric Blue on this model is a favorite color of mine and the wheels are cool. Joe and Lori thank you for more awesome coverage from the LA Auto Show!
@@crow_2k11beatsbydre8 Yes, the manuals should be much more reliable too. I own a 1.8 Honda Civic and a 1.5 Nissan Livina (3 row Versa in Asia Pacific), both of them are pretty reliable partly because of naturally aspirated machine and manual transmission
@@wilchambers1401 Its not an easy procedure. Probably better to have an Canadian resident buy the 6 speed manual Sentra in Canada and then import the vehicle to your US residence. Thats my guess......
I really pleased Raiti's Rides never push away those compact car reviews. I rent versa recently it's really practical does have everything you need for commute and so-so ok soft ride, if versa is not enough power this sentra is only one choice.
We got a 21 altima Sr and love it. I wish they would show off the new sentra with its luxury tan interior. Looks really nice and def something other compacts don't offer
My first car was a 1985 Datsun Nissan, this is a fantastic evolution in that line. The two-toned look of roof pillars, top and body color is rather stunning! U de man Joe!
I bought a 2023 Sentra SR about two months and and absolutely love it. It has so much more to offer for the price then the other compact cars on the market.
I have a 2017 Nissan Sentra SV with 121,000 miles on it. It is still running strong and with its original CVT transmission, which are known to have high failures. I have had no issues with it.
These cars are reliable. Just take care of it and it’ll last. People judge Nissan badly mostly because of their OLD CVT issues, which have been corrected for while now.
As a previous owner of a cvt Altima, oh boy am I glad I was covered by factory warranty bc had the whole transmission replaced. Thanks ex-wife for taking that of my hands! Great review Joe.
I read enough about the improvements Nissan made to the CVT around 2017 that I bought a '22 Versa with it for my high school kid. I was willing to give it a try as both the Versa and Sentra knock out their competition in virtually every other category. Heck even ZF, the maker of some of the best transmissions in the world mucked up a bit a few years ago on their transverse 9-spd auto from about a decade ago. They had huge problems but then after a few years worked it out.
Great review. I like what they've done with the restyle on it. The only thing you didn't do as set the driver seat for yourself and then get in back there behind it, oh well.
I own an orange SR 2021 model … is super fun to drive and no mechanical problems so far! I’m looking forward for the new kicks for my teenage daughter this summer.
we rented this cars great grandfather I think around 1989....we were on maui....we took this car on all the secondary roads which were basically one lane mug bogs....that car was amazing we couldn't destroy it...we even pulled a 4 wheel drive suzuki samauri out of the mud....we rolled a tire off the rim driving it on the beach.....long story short......good job Nissan!!!!
I bought Sentra SV in 2020 and boy I love it. I already drove 80,000 kms and I would again buy this without any doubt in my mind. CVT has been great no issues so far even though nissan cvt's are notorious. There is one thing Nissan can do with their Sentra model Bring Coupe 2 door sport model with 2.0 liter turbo engine making 250 hp with 300 pound feet of torque and sunroof and heated steering wheel ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Ahh I will love to see that
Excellent review ....your personality during these reviews are funny ....even though its a vehicle review ....with your personality it really makes my day to laugh especially when im having a bad day ....keep up the good work 💯
I have a 2021 Sentra SR and my lease is up in a few months so this is nice. I agree though, I like the aggressive lower “fake vents”, but a small fog lamp OR a thin line LED lamp a la the Escalade would look good on the vertical edge of the vent.
@qnzman578 It felt very cheap and seriously lacked power. I’ve driven cars with 1.8L engines for years and I know they’re not going to jump off the line but the Sentra was extraordinarily slow. It didn’t make me feel safe.
Drove a rental corolla for 6 weeks … trust me when I tell you … The SR blows it out of the water .. we all drive inside car … the Corolla interior is dated 1998-2000s ish… features are 2003 ish… please don’t be bias.. just look at your car and look at a sentra.
In my opinion, this Sentra SR, is the best looking affordable compact car.Civic,Corolla,Elantra,they all look so boring.For 25k,you are getting a beautiful car,with so many options,especially safety options.Also the Sentra SR, comes with better exterior color options than the Civic or Corolla.Interior looks so much better on this Sentra SR.
The Japanese and Koreans have got the family sedan market on lockdown. People say sedans are dying out, well, that doesn't seem to be entirely true now does it? It still seems like sedans are going strong and while they all may not scratch the enthusiast itch, it's nice to acknowledge their existence and place in the automotive world. Especially names like the Civic, Accord, Camry, Corolla, etc., which have been around for decades at this point.
Idk which is better but I finally decided to buy another Nissan Sentra, I never had any issues when purchasing Nissan. My 2019 Pilot needs new injectors at 32000 miles and wanted to trade in, Have someone else keep the issues but fuel pump failed so now it won’t work so waiting to see what I’m going to do Definitely enjoying the Sentra so far
Personally, I think it's better than the Corolla. Better than the '24 Civic or Elantra? No. But that's my opinion. However, this particular trim level will cost about $25 to $30K depending on extra features. Last spring I recall going to my local Nissan and showing interest in a 2023 Sentra SR, white/w black roof. The price quotes they give me were insane. After a few minutes I got up and walked out! No more Altima? I think you mean the Maxima.
Yes, it definitely needs a fog light. It looks like a base model with the fake vent. Also, what's up with Nissan not giving their high trim sedans LED tail lights? I believe all other sedans in there class have them.
It needs a turbocharged 4 cyl engine and a transmission with real gears (not a CVT). The body style and interior are very nice along with the price, great (Bang for your Buck) car for a college student or if you don't care about having the CVT transmission.
Nissan has had a lot of well documented problems, but it’s nice they still decide to offer an affordable and well equipped small car. There’s a lot of struggling folks out there who need a cheaper, efficient option that doesn’t feel like a complete penalty box
Toyota: most catastrophic recall in automotive history & constant engine sludge issues. Honda: most recalls in automotive history & their 2016+ 1.5T engines are catching fire well before Hyundai/Kias 2.4L. Do your research & stop watching Scotty Kilmer.
I love the refreshed Sentra but I don’t like how Nissan removed the option for full LED headlights with led turn signals on the front from the pre refreshed Sentra sr premium :/
@@mattmekhaeil Keep living in the past. NISSAN Jatco CVT failure rate since 2019 is much lower. Remember some owners of CVT neglect tranny fluid change and blame the Car brand......
@@mattmekhaeilthey’re fine now. Nissan vehicles reliability has improved a lot overall over the last 6 years. This Sentra is ok, so is the cvt used in it
My 1st car was '82 Sentra, brand new..5 speed manual..real plain looking but, imo, more reliable...btw, that was 1st year they were named Nissan and 1st year for this car.
I went to a local Nissan dealership last week to see the same car, it's really nice inside out, seats are very comfortable. Only wish Nissan offers a MT...like the Jetta GLI...basically I'm just looking for a lease, just a fun daily car. For long trip we use our family car. Anyone could chime in a this Sentra SR, please share your owner experienced. Thanks Btw, great video Joe, as always.
I really don’t like the facelift to be honest. The prior generation looked more eye catching in the front. Also, not having a digital gauge on a higher trim like the SR cheapens the interior
Digital gauges cheapen the interior, it is cheaper to make digital screen gauges than actual analog gauges nowadays. They make it seem like it is such a luxury, but it is actually a downgrade. You don't need all those extra gimmicks in the screen, and even if you want them, just make them accessible in the central touch screen.
Attended the 2023 L.A. International Auto Show. Very disappointing! There were no exhibits for Mazda, Mercedes, Audi, BMW, Lincoln, Buick, Dodge/Ram, Jeep, Mini, Mitsubishi and a few others. To top it off, parking was $30!!, tickets $27, lunch about $30 and no food truck row. Sad situation.
Joe, I was hoping for your opinion on which is better... Could you? And what about Mazda 3 sedan? I'm between the 4 of them.. Need more profesional opinion.. Nothing biased please Joe, which one... Civic, sentra, corolla, mazda 3...
I think this car would suit Nissans 1.3 Turbo 3 cylinder from the Rogue. With a 6 speed manual or the CVT-X With AWD Capabilities. In a Sentra? Hire me Nissan.
I believe that Nissan needs to update the back lights to the nice bright solid red look like some of the other vehicle 🚗 brands. I believe it looks more futuristic and nicer.
The Chinese version (Sylphy ) with more frills like full led lights and back row air vent and so on, just costs $15k. Around $27k for a Sentra is a blatant robbery!
Exactly, not sure why Joe brought up the starting price on the lowest trim, rather than the SR trim shown in the video. It does start at nearly 30k, and there’s WAY better options to choose from at that price point
Softex heated seats, heated steering, moon roof, spare wheel and 360 camera in a $25k car?? Nissan killed it. It looks beautiful too.
Looks much better inside and out than the Corolla. The CVT is much improved but the stigma of passed CVT problems lingers on.
Nissan has to be aware this keeps a lot of potential buyers from even looking at the car in the first place.
My cvt just went out on my 2020 nissan.I've been in too many forums to count and there are people complaining their 2022/2023 Nissan cvt is bad. They need to get it together before they release anymore cars.
@@rachelvalour2711show us videos of your 2020 going wrong
@@rachelvalour2711our 14 rogue with the CVT has 160k miles on with no issues. We do the regular fluid changes at 30k though
@@rachelvalour2711 my Nissan Sentra 2014 still going strong! I changed out my cvt fluid every 25 thouansand miles!
@@scott8238I believe that is the key with CVT’s is maintenance-fluid changes every 30,000 miles like it says too. I have owned 6 Mitsubishi all bought new and now 1 Nissan and they all came with a CVT produced by Jatco. My 3 Mitsubishi Mirages (2015, 2017, 2021) and my Nissan Kicks (2023) all use the Jatco CVT-7 unit with just different tuning between Nissan and Mitsubishi. The Jatco CVT-7 has been reliable overall. Our Mitsubishi Outlander Sport (2016) and our two Mitsubishi Eclipse Crosses (2019’s) also used Jatco CVT’s but a different model. Years back they had a tons of bugs with Jatco CVTs especially in Nissan but most all of the issues have been worked out. Alot of the issues you see are due to poor maintenance, running the car like crazy, or not changing the fluid every 30,000 miles like it says to.
Yes Raiti! The price is why I love this car. While others complain about the CVT (which they fixed awhile ago) and it being a Nissan, I find this affordable, well packaged car to be a win. Nissan also ranks higher than Hyundai in reliability surveys, so they’re in a good ballpark. Also, the interior is very premium.
Fixed??? … same piece of shit Jatco as before!
They didn’t , new Nissans transmission going out at less than 50k miles like NO
@@heychlooooo Because the frugal people buying these cars dont know to change the CVT fluid every 25-30K miles
Imagine this Sentra SR having a manual transmission that would be nice, the Electric Blue on this model is a favorite color of mine and the wheels are cool. Joe and Lori thank you for more awesome coverage from the LA Auto Show!
Got one in a manual in Canada. The 6 speed is better, but it's not in the class of Honda manual transmission......
@@crow_2k11beatsbydre8 Yes, the manuals should be much more reliable too. I own a 1.8 Honda Civic and a 1.5 Nissan Livina (3 row Versa in Asia Pacific), both of them are pretty reliable partly because of naturally aspirated machine and manual transmission
@@crow_2k11beatsbydre8How much trouble is it buying in Canada but living in the United States?
@@wilchambers1401 Its not an easy procedure. Probably better to have an Canadian resident buy the 6 speed manual Sentra in Canada and then import the vehicle to your US residence. Thats my guess......
@@crow_2k11beatsbydre8you guys also have the Sentra cup race
I really pleased Raiti's Rides never push away those compact car reviews. I rent versa recently it's really practical does have everything you need for commute and so-so ok soft ride, if versa is not enough power this sentra is only one choice.
I like the Sentra. It’s always cheap, fresh looking, and comfortable inside. My favorite compact sedan, PERIOD!
Have fun replacing your crap transmission at 9,000 miles like I did.
@@sc3034yeah okay...we have 150k on our 14 Sentra CVT
@@sc3034One in a million chances.
I have 121,000 miles on my 2017 Nissan Sentra. Same CVT transmission and bought the car new. @@scott8238
We got a 21 altima Sr and love it. I wish they would show off the new sentra with its luxury tan interior. Looks really nice and def something other compacts don't offer
My first car was a 1985 Datsun Nissan, this is a fantastic evolution in that line. The two-toned look of roof pillars, top and body color is rather stunning! U de man Joe!
I bought a 2023 Sentra SR about two months and and absolutely love it. It has so much more to offer for the price then the other compact cars on the market.
I got a 2022s crashed it now I'm buying either the 24 or 25sr depending on how fast I can get a good deposit
I have a 2017 Nissan Sentra SV with 121,000 miles on it. It is still running strong and with its original CVT transmission, which are known to have high failures. I have had no issues with it.
The Nissan's have always looked good. It's their reliability that has been very hit or miss.
These cars are reliable. Just take care of it and it’ll last. People judge Nissan badly mostly because of their OLD CVT issues, which have been corrected for while now.
The engines are solid. It's the CVT but if you can get a manual (Canada) It's solid and way more fun.
Nah new Nissans are also conking out
True garbage transmissions but hoepfully it's fixed
Great review! Yes to manual stick with turbo
As a previous owner of a cvt Altima, oh boy am I glad I was covered by factory warranty bc had the whole transmission replaced. Thanks ex-wife for taking that of my hands! Great review Joe.
I think Nissan has the best exterior designers for a sedan under $40K, in the compact and midsize categories. Lines and angles are beautifully done.
I agree, tell that to Toyota owner…
So true
I love when Joe does these suprise reviews. 😊
I read enough about the improvements Nissan made to the CVT around 2017 that I bought a '22 Versa with it for my high school kid. I was willing to give it a try as both the Versa and Sentra knock out their competition in virtually every other category. Heck even ZF, the maker of some of the best transmissions in the world mucked up a bit a few years ago on their transverse 9-spd auto from about a decade ago. They had huge problems but then after a few years worked it out.
Great review. I like what they've done with the restyle on it. The only thing you didn't do as set the driver seat for yourself and then get in back there behind it, oh well.
Notice that too. He never gets in the driver backseat, maybe to sell how big/less room one has depending on the make of the car? Idk lol
Great overview, as usual. Didn't know the big brother sedan is going away. Any word on a mid-sized replacement?
I always thought it was the MAXIMA going away not the Altima
I have a 2021 nissan sentra SR and is the same color. I really loved it. I love the logo of the 2024. The lights on the 2024 are really nice
Beauty. Well equiped, well priced. Power is OK for most of us. And think what you want, it's reliable. Best value in the segment.
Got mine last month it drives amazing never had a car this good
I own an orange SR 2021 model … is super fun to drive and no mechanical problems so far! I’m looking forward for the new kicks for my teenage daughter this summer.
I have to say, this is frekin' awesome. thanks Joe.
we rented this cars great grandfather I think around 1989....we were on maui....we took this car on all the secondary roads which were basically one lane mug bogs....that car was amazing we couldn't destroy it...we even pulled a 4 wheel drive suzuki samauri out of the mud....we rolled a tire off the rim driving it on the beach.....long story short......good job Nissan!!!!
Please make a Sentra Nismo with a stick shift or traditional automatic. PLEASE get rid of that CVT!!
I bought Sentra SV in 2020 and boy I love it. I already drove 80,000 kms and I would again buy this without any doubt in my mind. CVT has been great no issues so far even though nissan cvt's are notorious.
There is one thing Nissan can do with their Sentra model
Bring Coupe 2 door sport model with 2.0 liter turbo engine making 250 hp with 300 pound feet of torque and sunroof and heated steering wheel
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Ahh I will love to see that
A nice option for the price, great for daily driving.
Excellent review ....your personality during these reviews are funny ....even though its a vehicle review ....with your personality it really makes my day to laugh especially when im having a bad day ....keep up the good work 💯
I have a 2021 Sentra SR and my lease is up in a few months so this is nice. I agree though, I like the aggressive lower “fake vents”, but a small fog lamp OR a thin line LED lamp a la the Escalade would look good on the vertical edge of the vent.
Yes I think that LED Fog lamps would have been better. However I think you will be able to get aftermarkets online.
Most car brands are phasing out fog lights completely. They will be a thing of the past soon unless people get them custom installed
@@mr.grumps3544I notice that. Why are car companies going away from fog lights?
@@415alkeez Because they no longer serve a purpose. Supposedly the lighting in the headlights of newer vehicles work just as well as fog lights.
@@415alkeezAnd fake, plastic vents are more attractive lol.
Amazing review Joe.
It would be nice for Nissan to make a Sentra with a 8 speed automatic with 300hp and a VC turbo with a good sounding exhaust
Best bet would be the Sentra nismo
You mean a 6 or 7 SPD manual?
@@AIDAHAR210 no I want an 8 speed auto
@@DaleyGv_YT why lol? A manual is a lot better for a lightweight performance compact.
And price through the roof
$10k less than Corolla. We have a 2024 and luv it!
Yes, Joe, I think this car, as well as many other small cars, needs fog lights.
Any reason why now are not considered?
Yeah, Of course Joe.
Holding my versa 2020 as long as she runs good im keeping it 🙏 but amazing video !
My first car is a 1987 Nissan Sentra 2Dr lift back Manual, it was awesome and I learn how to drive stick on it.
Drove a Sentra as a rental earlier this year and I own a Corolla. I don’t regret my purchase.
What didn't you like about the Sentra, just curious
@qnzman578
It felt very cheap and seriously lacked power. I’ve driven cars with 1.8L engines for years and I know they’re not going to jump off the line but the Sentra was extraordinarily slow. It didn’t make me feel safe.
Drove a rental corolla for 6 weeks … trust me when I tell you … The SR blows it out of the water .. we all drive inside car … the Corolla interior is dated 1998-2000s ish… features are 2003 ish… please don’t be bias.. just look at your car and look at a sentra.
Agreed, the Sentra looks sensational. Nothing beats it in the class.
@@TRPERA Says "please don't be biased". Proceeds to be biased.
I like the Corolla, you like the Sentra. We all have preferences, it's not a big deal.
Love this car. Hate the transmission. They really should consider putting All-Wheel Drive in the Sentra.
Mr. Raiti I think Nissan did a great job no more hatchbacks 🚗
In my opinion, this Sentra SR, is the best looking affordable compact car.Civic,Corolla,Elantra,they all look so boring.For 25k,you are getting a beautiful car,with so many options,especially safety options.Also the Sentra SR, comes with better exterior color options than the Civic or Corolla.Interior looks so much better on this Sentra SR.
The Japanese and Koreans have got the family sedan market on lockdown. People say sedans are dying out, well, that doesn't seem to be entirely true now does it? It still seems like sedans are going strong and while they all may not scratch the enthusiast itch, it's nice to acknowledge their existence and place in the automotive world. Especially names like the Civic, Accord, Camry, Corolla, etc., which have been around for decades at this point.
Awd, hybrid or turbo hitting around 300bhp. Definitely needs fog lamps, I don't understand why manufacturers omitt them, especially on a sporty trim.
Great value. Love the color
Idk which is better but I finally decided to buy another Nissan Sentra, I never had any issues when purchasing Nissan.
My 2019 Pilot needs new injectors at 32000 miles and wanted to trade in, Have someone else keep the issues but fuel pump failed so now it won’t work so waiting to see what I’m going to do
Definitely enjoying the Sentra so far
Look up the sentra cup racing series in Canada these things are badass
The gauges are good looking. Nice layout.
Personally, I think it's better than the Corolla. Better than the '24 Civic or Elantra? No. But that's my opinion. However, this particular trim level will cost about $25 to $30K depending on extra features. Last spring I recall going to my local Nissan and showing interest in a 2023 Sentra SR, white/w black roof. The price quotes they give me were insane. After a few minutes I got up and walked out! No more Altima? I think you mean the Maxima.
Sentra for life!
Just got mine I love it, feels good the price is right!
Can they just put the fuel opener back on the driver side? Come on Nissan
Yes, it definitely needs a fog light. It looks like a base model with the fake vent. Also, what's up with Nissan not giving their high trim sedans LED tail lights? I believe all other sedans in there class have them.
When Are You Driveing The New Kia Ev9 And honda prologue
Do you think Nissan will ever dump the CVT on this and Rogue……and others ? Thanks Joe
Nope. Look elsewhere like boring Mazda.......
@@crow_2k11beatsbydre8lol imagine calling Mazda boring 😂
@@fortheloveofnoisemazda is boring
@@crow_2k11beatsbydre8It obvious your level of excitement is the Chevy Spark!
@@fortheloveofnoiseit is tho
It needs a turbocharged 4 cyl engine and a transmission with real gears (not a CVT). The body style and interior are very nice along with the price, great (Bang for your Buck) car for a college student or if you don't care about having the CVT transmission.
Turbocharged tech is a waste on such small cars and it only brings problems. It’s unnecessary.
Look at the jetta and Malibu😢
Idk if I like no fog lights. But after seeing a few 24 models in person it’s starting to look nicer and nicer
I’ve driven the Sentra and Corolla a lot. The Sentra is much better. I’d like to drive a Civic to see what that’s like.
Good looking car, definitely looks like what I'd expect an Altima to look like. They keep making the cars bigger.
Yeah the Altimas are huge man
Strong competitive for this price
Joe and Lori and keep up the good work and I love the video real true 👍
Nissan has had a lot of well documented problems, but it’s nice they still decide to offer an affordable and well equipped small car. There’s a lot of struggling folks out there who need a cheaper, efficient option that doesn’t feel like a complete penalty box
And so does Honda & Toyota.
Nissan isn’t the only company ..
-VW
-GM
-Honda
-Toyota
-Ford
even
-BMW
Toyota: most catastrophic recall in automotive history & constant engine sludge issues.
Honda: most recalls in automotive history & their 2016+ 1.5T engines are catching fire well before Hyundai/Kias 2.4L.
Do your research & stop watching Scotty Kilmer.
@@JustinPennitoHey! I like Scotty lol
So do other brands.
Great review always, Joe
I love the refreshed Sentra but I don’t like how Nissan removed the option for full LED headlights with led turn signals on the front from the pre refreshed Sentra sr premium :/
Joe, has the CVT been reworked for reliability?
I am not Joe. but the CVT in the Sentra is fine and Nissan Jatco has done some changes like better cooling for the CVT since 2019....
@@crow_2k11beatsbydre8still a jatco cvt. No matter what updates they do it they're still junk
@@mattmekhaeil Keep living in the past. NISSAN Jatco CVT failure rate since 2019 is much lower. Remember some owners of CVT neglect tranny fluid change and blame the Car brand......
@@mattmekhaeilthey’re fine now. Nissan vehicles reliability has improved a lot overall over the last 6 years. This Sentra is ok, so is the cvt used in it
Yes, they did for '24.
Cool, but add the paddle shifters and bring back gear lever shifting too.
For an Everyday driver and at that price you cant beat it
The auto industry needs to stop using those cvt’s
What is the best compact 2024 car to buy.
Mitsubishi Mirage
230i
Honda Civic
@@HeyImDiO thanks
My 1st car was '82 Sentra, brand new..5 speed manual..real plain looking but, imo, more reliable...btw, that was 1st year they were named Nissan and 1st year for this car.
I went to a local Nissan dealership last week to see the same car, it's really nice inside out, seats are very comfortable. Only wish Nissan offers a MT...like the Jetta GLI...basically I'm just looking for a lease, just a fun daily car. For long trip we use our family car. Anyone could chime in a this Sentra SR, please share your owner experienced.
Thanks
Btw, great video Joe, as always.
That would be really nice if they did.
designed by NASA had me rolling 🤣🤣
I really don’t like the facelift to be honest. The prior generation looked more eye catching in the front. Also, not having a digital gauge on a higher trim like the SR cheapens the interior
Digital gauges cheapen the interior, it is cheaper to make digital screen gauges than actual analog gauges nowadays. They make it seem like it is such a luxury, but it is actually a downgrade. You don't need all those extra gimmicks in the screen, and even if you want them, just make them accessible in the central touch screen.
Do you know if there are plans to make a new maxima ?
I am trying to decide between the 2024 Jetta SE and the Sentra SV. The Jetta has a 1.5L turbo with an 8 speed automatic, 158 HP.
The big Dipper 😂😂😂 work up a sweat 😂😂😂
Attended the 2023 L.A. International Auto Show. Very disappointing! There were no exhibits for Mazda, Mercedes, Audi, BMW, Lincoln, Buick, Dodge/Ram, Jeep, Mini, Mitsubishi and a few others. To top it off, parking was $30!!, tickets $27, lunch about $30 and no food truck row. Sad situation.
Raiti my man....Sentras once had 13 inchers! 😂 My 1998 has the upgraded 14 inch steel wheels. 😂
Joe, I was hoping for your opinion on which is better... Could you? And what about Mazda 3 sedan? I'm between the 4 of them.. Need more profesional opinion.. Nothing biased please Joe, which one...
Civic, sentra, corolla, mazda 3...
Nissan needs to drop the CVT from all of their economy cars to put them back on top on Toyota and Honda
Most Honda and Toyota cars are cvt’s as well. So..
@@trevorfoster9028 ya and those cars are also boring to drive
Currently? No. But if Nissan makes a decently affordable and available Sentra Nismo, then yes.
I've not heard anything offical from Nissan regarding Altima, hope they keep making it...
Nice style but they forgot about the driver. Manual, 200 HP and dual exhaust.
It looks like Nissan won't be having a competitor to the Camry, Accord, etc. 😐. They totally dropped the ball in regards to the mid-size class☹
And can we plz get a different cluster that looks like the cluster form the maxima but smaller
I…….OWN…….THIS…..CAR…….the 2021 models :D
That maroon color on that Z in the background is the best color for that car, throw on some bronze or gold wheels....👨🍳💋
None of it matters when your CVT transmission DOESN'T WORK !!
I mean, my Civic doesn't have 360 camera
Come on, Honda, Sentra has it now 😂
I think this car would suit Nissans 1.3 Turbo 3 cylinder from the Rogue. With a 6 speed manual or the CVT-X With AWD Capabilities. In a Sentra? Hire me Nissan.
I would go with Altima. Smoother ride and more room inside the car.
That’s a Nice car 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Nissan are finally making great cars. It turns serious and definitely get in to the fight.
Is the CVT from JATCO ?
yes fog lights would make it pop
SR Sentra in NW Louisiana runs closer to 30k SV model runs closer to 26k
Looks good 👍
I believe that Nissan needs to update the back lights to the nice bright solid red look like some of the other vehicle 🚗 brands. I believe it looks more futuristic and nicer.
The Chinese version (Sylphy ) with more frills like full led lights and back row air vent and so on, just costs $15k. Around $27k for a Sentra is a blatant robbery!
If Nissan could only give this car around 200hp and same mpg for this price this would be the best selling car every year.
You're right Joe, would be nice to have a spicier version of this car. Bring back the engine and manual transmission of the old Juke Nismo lolll :))
Sorry Joe. But you couldnt touch this car for 20k in the real world……SR Sentra is closer to. 30k than 20k depending on options
Go online they’re listed at multiple dealers by me at least in IL for like 21-22k for an SV trim
@@davewilson7602 that’s an SR trim…. That’s why I said this car…. None of them start at 20k. Not even the S trim
Exactly, not sure why Joe brought up the starting price on the lowest trim, rather than the SR trim shown in the video. It does start at nearly 30k, and there’s WAY better options to choose from at that price point