2003 Nissan Sentra

SUBSCRIBE TODAY!!! Showing you my 2003 Nissan Sentra GXE. I really enjoy this car and how basic it is technologically. It is a very reliable car with a strong engine and transmission even with 241k plus miles on it. This car will go over 300k miles no problem. I bought it from the original owner and it was very reliable and cheap to maintain for him. Though it needs minor repairs to it, they are cheap repairs at that. Insurance is very cheap on this car and you can buy one for less than $1k that's in good running condition. I've been daily driving this car for a month now and I would not hesitate in taking it on long road trips (after I replace the fuel pump). There are many parts out there available for this car so you can get them very cheap. It's very good on gas at around 30mpg highway and city combined. Whether you are a beginner driver or someone on a budget that needs reliable transportation this would be an excellent vehicle for you. Everything regarding maintenance and insurance are very cheap on this vehicle. The best part is how reliable it is! I plan on keeping this car for some time to come, but then again I feel that way about every car I buy lol. Go check one of these out and test drive it for yourself. You will see just how nice and simplistic they really are. This car was an excellent buy and I am sure you will be able to get a great deal on one for yourself. Hope you pick one up, it's a steal!! Like and subscribe!!

[@andrewstanley4831]

My mom and dad bought a 95 Sentra back in I think 2010 or 2011 for 1775 cash and I absolutely loved that car. I drove it all over. Only think you had to do was add oil when it started ticking and it had 275,000+ when they got rid of it. You’ll definitely love this Nissan. Congratulations on getting it.

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

they are excellent vehicles for certain. I got rid of mine recently. it was a great car as a daily driver

[@thezeldatheorist3217]

My dad still has his same car as this one it is so reliable and going to be my first car when I turn 16. YAY!

[@anarsamedi7358]

The trunk release button should on the dashboard, to the left side of steering wheel.

[@TICSTUDIOSLLC]

I own this car and it's perfect.

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

These are really reliable cars and cheap and easy to work on. Glad yours is perfect

[@aerotrooper]

Nissans are fun to drive

[@ferndog1461]

This is the last signature design of Datsun/Nissan's practical & value minded design engineers of the 1990's. Our long time family mechanic keeps reminding us everytime we bring it in for service. Mom is tired of the faded paint.

[@jungshuhung4181]

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[@yossefworetaw2243]

It always car that get good fuel economy and got no much gadgets that are still on the roads we don't see much car that got big engine and got like all the latest electronic gadgets. I don't see that lasting 15 years before it's striped for part or crushed New cars are not great for long term it not like back I the 90's car easy to fix like in the video the engine compartment got lots space to put your hand in the new models of car needs lot of process just too fix a simple thing like new spark plugs I see new cars got useless plastic cover covering the hole engine

[@DaylyDriverDayly]

that is true. the reasons you stated are some of the many reasons to enjoy and appreciate cars that are older, more simplistic, easier and cheaper to maintain