2024 Nissan Sentra SR - Living With the Honda Civic's Competition (POV Binaural Audio)

[@mduff94]

Competition in the sense that it has four doors and four wheels as does the Civic

[@jakejohnson9827]

honda is better than nissan, there is no competition lolllll

[@trennangamble]

the weight, hp, and price are pretty much the same, and i think the sentra looks better. stock for stock it’s prolly closer than u think but obv a sentra couldn’t be modded the same

[@allenstevenson5986]

It's been a running joke but let's face it. A brand new car. The Nissan undercuts the comp in the segment. For someone that's getting a car for transportation and not getting it for a flex. The Nissan ticks all the boxes.

[@ryanbrady5042]

Honda will still win at the end of the day in reliability especially if the sentra has that JATCO junker cvt transmission. Also in the long term honda does hold a higher resale value then a comparable nissan.

[@ericchen776]

@@trennangamble honda and toyota are more expensive, better build quality, much more reliable drive trains. the nissan interiors are so cheap outdated looking

[@winstonmiu]

Currently renting a Sentra SV. It’s comfortable and efficient. The CVT makes daily driving very nice. I don’t understand why so many people are bothered by the behavior of CVTs.

[@luisramirez-or5vg]

People aren't necessarily bothered by how it performs, more so that Nissan's CVT transmissions are not well built and are very prone to failure

[@chuckm8472]

Never had any problems with thier cvt transmission. Make sure you service them and you will be fine

[@AvyaanSinha-q5q]

@@luisramirez-or5vg my 2018 rogue right now at 82k miles and is running fine, i don't see any problems whatsoever, will keep if for probably 2 more years

[@OrganicFoxes]

It drives great, the reliability seems to be pretty hit or miss. I have seen someones Altima vc turbo cvt go out at 9k miles, it was under warranty but that is still concerning.

[@Joeblo-i9c]

Because they have never owned one,or dont service them.

[@z_max33]

It’s so funny to me to see “normal” cars appear on this channel after I’m used to watching tedward drive exotics and stuff like that lol

[@mikeydude750]

It's a Nissan those are the fastest and most reckless cars on the roads

[@JoshConnectMedia]

How do you classify “ normal cars “?

[@ersreg]

Not enough exotic cars to review given his upload schedule

[@arghyajadav3825]

​@@JoshConnectMedia manual gear shifting

[@JoshConnectMedia]

@@arghyajadav3825 So manual gear shifting is normal car to you huh. hahahaha. Lord !!

[@noodles9345]

My brother bought this same car two weeks ago. He cares and knows nothing about cars. He just wanted a car to drive to work which is about 10 miles away if that. He was in an 08 Focus so big upgrade for him. Of course a used car was an option. But he just wanted something to keep and drive for the next decade probably without having to do anything. So its good for him.

[@catsspat]

He should replace CVT fluid every 3 years / 36k miles or so.

[@reyperez3424]

That’s what I do too Drain and fill CVT fluid OEM only

[@beastbee0118]

@@catsspat Not since 2021, they fixed their CVT transmissions.

[@PasleyAviationPhotography]

A decade? That's being pretty optimistic.

[@mal4951]

@@catsspat i have an altima, and im doing it every 20k miles idgaf. also you MUST MUST MUST install an aux trans cooler.

[@tayljordan]

I appreciate the breaks and spacing of the narration. Relaxing in a way I can't quite describe.

[@m_shasta4451]

2023 Sentra SV Premium Package, Put 24k on it since buying it in november For what its worth and what it does its a nice car. Always fun to drive slow cars fast but if I’m being honest it leaves alot to be desired. Cheaper than the competition for a reason.

[@jgalt99]

24k since November?! Even in km that's a lot of driving. If I were basically living in my car I'd want one with a lot better interior and creature comforts than this thing, although the seats do look pretty comfy, and that's the biggest issue. Everything else looks cheap, hard plastic and old for a brand new car. I think even Kia Rios look better than this inside.

[@m_shasta4451]

@@jgalt99 50 mile round trip to my job location and another 54 mile trip to my parents which i visit semi frequently so I rack it up alot. Im going to drive this thing into the ground lol

[@Supedsauce.]

They are making a nismo for the sentra IF by the time it comes out you are still interested in buying another sentra

[@m_shasta4451]

@@Supedsauce. at that point id rather have my bread up and just buy a car better than a sentra lol

[@GearHzMusic]

4:58 on the center screen. I really hope this becomes more known as a problem with "ownership" these days. "Vehicle Data Transmission" should be either Opt-In by default or should simply not exist.

[@igisanchez265]

Why? You cheating on your wife?

[@GearHzMusic]

@@igisanchez265 no, it lt's collecting vehicle telemetry. honda does have some things in their systems that could look throug messages however. I don't know how you reached cheating on someone from a comment about car data collection.

[@GearHzMusic]

@@igisanchez265 also you assume i have a wife in the first place lol i responded to that comment in less than a minute XD

[@dyl6085]

Oh no, a company looking into my personal data? Just like the wifi, data service, app, and phone you’re using? Gee golly what will we ever do 😐.

[@ResilientME]

Been happening for decades unfortunately, could grab an old car but if you're carrying a smartphone all you're doing is being choosy who will be selling your GPS data.

[@marvin7533]

I bought a premium a month ago. I'm definitely taking it on a road trip in November for Thanksgiving. I guarantee it'll be a comfortable ride 1000 miles round trip and will be getting well over 40+ mpg. Those astronaut seats are super comfortable.

[@mightymurph550]

Safe travels

[@MoneyShift]

Shoutout to the Pontiac Sunfire! To be honest I was SHOCKED with the Sentra. The amount of things Nissan packed into this car for the price is staggering, especially when you consider you can get them discounted. Another Common Tedward Banger.

[@TedwardDrives]

we gotta talk about the entry level on Wednesday for sure

[@Zerback]

This seems a pretty well tuned CVT. Thanks for the review, Ive seen a couple of reviews of this cars and most of them have only positive comments. Definitely having in mind for the next one! Thanks

[@mnightfamalam1510]

My mom got a '22 Sentra, after having owned the previous two generations, and I'm BLOWN away by how much better this generation is overall compared with the last two gens. Its actually enjoyable to drive, handles better and with a lower center of gravity, and the power delivery feels way better. I'm beyond satisfied with it, maybe a corolla or civic wouldve been better but would easily have been $5-7k more for the same mileage

[@AK.16]

I think CVT's can be fine as long as they don't try and mimic a 10-Speed by those fake ass shifts.

[@crota5059]

but then wouldn't you complain about it sounding like a vacuum cleaner or something?

[@emadalkahroosi]

No. the fake shifting is better

[@saiーツ]

the new honda accord is one of the few cars with a cvt that mimic upshifts pretty darn good

[@ShaiyanHossain]

Fake shifting defeats the point of having a cvt

[@b0bsaget007]

@@crota5059 Nope. I've got a '19 Ford Fusion Hybrid which is eCTV planetary power split transaxle. I prefer the constant engine speed and smooth acceleration over fake shifts. I don't like the idea of making a CVT perform worse for the sake of a gear shift feel.

[@Longboarder3221]

The direct injection really doesn’t help with the Sentra for me. Non turbo cars really should have port injection to maximize reliability. I’m happy with my 23’ Civic Sport.

[@ReyaadGafur]

i think direct injection helps with fuel efficency and its not a big trade off for reliability.

[@Longboarder3221]

@@ReyaadGafur I believe direct injection can result in carbon buildup. This can probably mean it’s at least good to keep up with maintenance more. To each their own for it

[@Jonathan-bk3dq]

Toyota uses both direct and port injection on their engines now, which keeps the intake valves clean. So, get the best of both worlds and staying reliable.

[@POVShotgun]

@@ReyaadGafurdi only is baddd news

[@reyperez3424]

I never had any issues with Nissan DI But I’m on top of the maintenances And used Berryman every 15000 miles before oil change Sold them with 100000 miles and no issues

[@spicytuna62]

I'd love to see you drive the Versa S. It's one of maybe two cars left for under $20,000 and it's one of the few cars left that actually comes with a 5-speed manual standard. Great for a bargain shopper who really would like a warranty and doesn't mind rowing a stick daily. I know I fit that crowd. Plus, unlike the CVTs, Nissan manuals are good transmissions.

[@jarvond21]

Great review!!

[@stevenr1354]

Base Sentra S in Canada is available with manual transmission. Would help sell the Sentra in US to enthusiasts. Particularly since Honda dropped the NA engine/6speed combination Beautiful roads btw!

[@Runbow]

SR with manual exist too

[@stevenr1354]

@@Runbow Lucky Canadians

[@kevinfernando3167]

10:16 Got flashbacks with that window 7 esque clicking sound

[@Eot04]

Aprendo mucho viendo estos vídeos ❤ gracias

[@AzerielKai]

boy's! im getting my license soon wish me luck 🙏

[@ryanking6811]

I’m assuming there’s a lot of people here that haven’t driven on. We have a couple of these as company cars. I can understand what there is to hate about having a CVT but besides that, these cars are lovely to drive, comfortable, and great on gas. Honestly a perfect daily driver

[@kc8653]

They need a sentra to compete with the si again. Updated ser an spec v version please... id definitely buy

[@502Chevy]

Remember the 90’s Nissan maxima 4 DSC? I had a ‘98 Nissan maxima SE with a stick and it was a blast. C’mon Nissan you can do it: Maxima (or Sentra), V6 or a spirited 4, 6 speed, sports package and nothing else. What’s nothing else? Sun roof, drivers safety suite nannys, crazy screens, ie a pure drivers car. Priced just under $30k. I’m in.

[@biobrat86]

If you get one get the S or SV. That SR is just too much money for this segment. The smaller wheels on the lower trims also cut some of the road noise. It is a good road car, and surprisingly comfortable too.

[@altiguy01]

Having driven the previous gen as a rental, I can attest that this gen is night and day better. My partner has a ‘21 with 54k miles and he’s NOT easy on it. Channels big Altima energy frequently, even though it’s a Sentra. A perfectly competent compact car. That being said I have an 11th gen civic hatch and it’s much nicer to drive.

[@juan.07.04]

Nice review.

[@smartfreak7105]

All of the obvious things aside, Honda Civic has a port injected engine which will last much longer and makes more horsepower. Youll be on your third Nissan before a civic has its first unscheduled maintenance

[@dananderson661]

My Dad had a 2016 Nissan Altima and I loved a CVT for day to day driving ,It kept the rpms under 2k most of the city drive and some highway

[@HLPlaysWoWB]

Isn't 149hp a little low even for a 2.0 na engine?

[@sashawhite6792]

I think its ok.

[@Addison0526]

Not really, that’s probably the max for a 16v 2.0 na engine that’s direct injected. I guess you could play with compression ratio but who wants to put 93 octane fuel in a car like this. So I guess considering running on 87 as well, that’s about what you get. It’s probably not tuned for maximum power as well, let’s be honest.

[@ARentz07]

​@@Addison0526 The Corolla 2.0 makes like 169 horses.

[@alexandrecouture2462]

My 2008 Mazda 3 with the 2.0 liters makes 145hp, so it's not impressive, considering it has GDI.

[@Jonathan-bk3dq]

The old 1999 Escort I used to have, had the 2.0 SPI and that was only 110hp. So 149hp isn't really that bad. My current Saturn L200 2.2 makes 135hp and its plenty peppy enough.

[@mtshark7]

Nice review Ted!

[@datto240z]

great looking regular car

[@ahlllexx]

Mannnn i miss those backroads in central MA

[@DirectorMikeFFM]

Entry level better be good at the prices they want.

[@A52_E92]

Crazy to me how 25 thousand dollar cars have adaptive cruise today.. my 11 year old 5 series which was about 75k new doesn’t have adaptive cruise

[@Orangematz]

​@@A52_E92 my 2004 Lexus has it lol

[@Userxxx840]

@@A52_E92almost all of the base model economy cars have it now. It helps a lot on boring highway drives.

[@alerosale5090]

it is 11 years old tech wasn't as available then your car definitely still offers more to the driving experience

[@Runbow]

@@alerosale5090 adaptive cruise control existed 11 years his car just wasnt option with it

[@AxelBit64]

There is a hood strut at 3:59 you can see it

[@TedwardDrives]

that is a hood prop. not a hood strut. Hood struts would hold the hood up on their own when you lift. a hood prop needs to be put in place.

[@AxelBit64]

@@TedwardDrives oh thank you. I’m not extremely good with cars but still know a little bit about them.

[@AbdurRahma2024]

I've owned three 2 CVT...no problem.

[@Paco_Gaepedores]

Interesting cute car :3 ❤ Love from Toronto, Canada 🇨🇦 ❤️

[@drewmorg.]

After seeing that intro I'm glad I went with the Altima 2.5 LOL

[@migaisnotacat]

The SV with the premium package/tan leather interior is actually surprisingly nice. It'd probably be my choice over the SR if I had to get a Sentra for some reason.

[@curseknight5]

But Tedward... the hood strut is staring at me through the video screen.

[@TedwardDrives]

That’s not a strut. That’s a hood prop.

[@curseknight5]

@@TedwardDrives u win Ted... u win

[@richardsmith579]

That foot parking break is nasty.

[@joeyt6089]

I’ve rented a few of them and found them to be comfortable and pleasant. Really couldn’t find anything that rubbed me the wrong way. The track record of Nissan CVT’s and the absurd insurance rates make it a non-option unfortunately.

[@occckid123]

The cvt We'll stay at red line but you're not hitting the pedal right off the stop. You have to just push it down. Really quickly from complete Stop and don't roll into it at all. Just slam foot on the gas and it will pin at redline.

[@RillianThacker]

Great review!! I have been wondering if the hype from Nissan for this car has been justified. It sounds great for a CVT. I think it's a decent somewhat fun commuter.

[@Alan-lv9rw]

Better than a Corolla.

[@OscarGT25]

3:50 bro, what do you mean there is no hood strut? It's right there on the bottom left, it's just one of those short ones lol.

[@TedwardDrives]

bro thats a hood prop. theres no strut

[@OscarGT25]

​@@TedwardDrivesbut don't they do the same thing? Hold the hood up?

[@2040wagon]

It may be more driver comfort friendly. I used to drive Hertz cars I was surprised how uncomfortable cars were on trips on congestion or commute driving.

[@PANDAAZN]

The gaugr cluster and shift knob is the same as the frontier 😂

[@williamlong2682]

Not a bad choice for someone simply looking for A to B transportation. Though a “warm-but-not-quite-hot”model with, say, the 1.5T 3 cylinder from the Rogue or the 2.5 from the Altima could make for a cool addition to the lineup. Maybe even with a manual if Nissan was really feeling spicy 👀

[@kc8653]

They already did the 2.5l sentra ... Had both b15 an b16. They were a blast to drive. But nissan killed their performance line up. Altima ser was badass as well.

[@DoSum4Me]

I have a 2009 Nissan Sentra with 165k miles and honestly it’s been great for me, it does randomly slip when it snows but otherwise works well. I got lucky. I still wouldn’t buy a new one. Civic, Corolla, Mazda 3 are all better.

[@salami99]

cheaper than corolla, better interior, a bit bigger imo, if the cvt don't blow, it's better than a corolla imo. I love the civic

[@biologist12389]

rented one for a road trip (800) miles and my main complaint is the CarPlay... it kept disconnecting and would lose signal many times in an hour... Eventually I just switched to bluetooth and had no issues.

[@dubb7530]

Love the looks of the sentry I woulda bought one months ago has they offered a manual. Not a cvt believer especially in Nissans

[@jonathanabraham2655]

Bought the 2023 SV trim in September last year as a commute car from my apartment to campus. Lack of electric lumber support and 360 camera, which is a pity. But as long as I was in the market for great value cars, a 22850 USD SV is more attractive than a fully loaded SR. And after college I’d probably be back home so no worries about CVT reliability😂

[@Sha-Ayo]

Centre Air vents look like they were taken from a Audi tt/Kia Stinger

[@J.Wick.]

These look great IMO...If they'd offer it with a hopped up 2.0, or some sort of sport hybrid with a manual...

[@SsecretsSsS]

You’re driving this? My mom has one and as we’ve come to find out, the new generation of Nissans are plagued with electrical issues. thank god my mother is leasing it. From what I’ve been looking up through trying to figure out what’s wrong with it, active air grille module develops issues, taillight continues to go out even after changing bulbs, and wiring harness. (everything done under warranty by the dealer) from what I’ve heard from some Altima owners is that the problems root source is the fusebox it’ll throw fuses like no other. She does like how the car drives (I don’t). Blindspot visibility is trash too. C pillar is always blocking the view. Good value for the money, but I wouldn’t finance one. If you’re the type of person to lease all your vehicles, and you typically stay within the lease allowance mileage, go for it, wouldn’t buy it out though. From a reliability standpoint I would say go for a Corolla. performance wise (compact car level) it would be the Honda civic sport or SI maybe the new Elantra I’ve had a 2018 sport manual really fun car but my commute has some pretty atrocious traffic so manual wasn’t it for me. I have a 2021 Passat I really like it, it’s simple doesn’t look sporty but in terms of fuel economy, and just overall ease of use for a commuter it’s a pretty good option, maybe go for the Jetta. If I have the money I would like to get a nice little manual car as a weekend car, but as I am 25 years old I think it makes sense I put a priority on finding a good career and buying a home first.

[@Mx5pro]

No way I definitely buy civic hybrid over this or si

[@ReyaadGafur]

with using this car as a daily, you learn how to keep the rpm stable using that cvt so its not droning away.

[@stevenjames1138]

Really wish that Nissan would bring the six-speed to the USA. They sell them in Canada! Also, I wish Nissan would offer the SR trim with the premium quilted tan leather interior package. (Only available on the SV.) That's a shame because that quilted tan leather interior is SO nice!

[@extralock1045]

Can you review the Mitsubishi Mirage please? Preferably the SE trim level. Those are the cheapest new cars, full loaded one is under $20,000.

[@ML-xx7df]

The asia verison of 2024 nissan sentra sr had already come with 12"LCD🥲

[@rett825]

if you double click the button on driver's handle it unlocks the whole car, idk if he said that

[@TedwardDrives]

Yup

[@ekdekd1888]

Drivers handle?

[@ak2112]

really good seats and great steering wheel (though flat bottom is stupid)

[@CHSSTATIC]

saying flat botton is stupid is something new

[@Blackdawn80]

Nissan is missing out by not having an SE-R with a manual. It's not that hard to compete with the 11th Gen SI. Just give it a good LSD, higher spring rate, a satisfying shifter and a turbo.

[@silver33]

OTD $25000 would be good. Any thing more than that, would be too expensive.

[@EndstyleGG]

The rev counter looks so strange to me when you accelerate hard, so pingpongy

[@tom11zz884]

Let's do a 100K comparison test between this 2024 Sentra and a 2024 Civic to see which one has held up better. That is how we will see which is better.

[@Pboy7272]

You don't get a hood strut, but you DO get a spare? 😂

[@TedwardDrives]

Most entry level don’t have hood strut on any brand

[@Pboy7272]

@@TedwardDrives Doesn't make it any less ridiculous.

[@Jonathan-bk3dq]

@@TedwardDrives the Cobalt's from 2005-2010 had a hood strut. But things have changed, I guess.

[@HanabiiiUwU]

@@Jonathan-bk3dq but you got an awful interior. so things have changed lol

[@Jonathan-bk3dq]

@@HanabiiiUwU we’re talking about hood struts and not interiors. So that was irrelevant to the post.

[@connorlyon811]

Can you do some content with the Chevrolet Traverse SUV at some point?

[@ObsidianB8]

An new car. its ok for mom, or sister. People who dont know about cars will love this.

[@testing448]

Civic has the Si and the type R. Nissan gotta revive the SE-R Spec V again with a bad ass motor but then again we don’t live in that era anymore as EV is slowly taking over.

[@Ryan-ky1lc]

Ev is taking over absolutely nothing

[@occckid123]

Im not sure why you're comparing this to a civic. SI when it cost around the same as like a base model civic with the 2.0. Engine, and this car is quicker than that.

[@AlishaRivera]

i would love to drive

[@Pepridge]

I’ll keep my si lol

[@TedwardDrives]

Well yeah. It isn’t even close to an si

[@jaioncebollero1168]

Weird comment

[@skunkop]

Would be perfect if it was manual !

[@koraegi]

Competitor If you mean both compacts then yes

[@COMMANDERFOX31]

$28,000 for not even a fully loaded Sentra? We paid $28,000 for our 2023 Camry SE with leather and sunroof. Value-vise, something is wrong here. This car shouldn't be more than $25K.

[@dakkon74]

Well, part of that is inflation. Mid 30s for a 2025 Camry SE with some option pkgs.

[@jrag1000]

Mini Maxima

[@Rick-h4u]

I own a 2024 SV w/premium package. Suspension is horrible on rough roads with interior rattles and bad vibration. CVT is not that great considering it is new and improved. These Auto reviewers need to drive them for 30 days.

[@rosamerlujan5510]

A Sentra should never be 28k for real back then they were like 10k

[@janp7882]

Day 4 of asking tedward to drive the S60R (this time I'm kinda late, hope this still counts lol)

[@garypowell5298]

The Nissan is thousands cheaper than the Civic. In Canada you can get the SR with a manual transmission. I'm a Honda guy, but with escalating price of Civics, and the fact I could get the Sentra in SR trim with a manual, for me it was a no-brainer, I bought the Sentra in 2023.

[@Flavor88]

To be competitive, Nissan has to sell these at 22K, otherwise ppl will get smth more reliable.

[@PasleyAviationPhotography]

Civic competition? I sure hope that's just rage bait.

[@Ben-jz3mt]

That tachometer is infuriating

[@davidparkin9017]

Sport mode? 140 bhp? Ha ha ha!

[@blueridge8992]

I’m a fan of Nissan, but only for the ~10 legitimately great vehicles they’ve made in the past 30 years. This car though? Buyers REALLY need to shop around because this price range is super competitive now. You have the amazing value of the Jetta Sport (and manual transmission availability), Toyota Corolla/Cross/Prius reliability and 60mpg hybrid availability, Subaru Crosstrek/Impreza standard AWD and sporty handling, and the Hondas with the utility and value of the HRV or the ‘25 Civic Hybrid which has 200hp, presumably excellent MPG, and a starting price of $24k. Pretty much every car I just mentioned is available for less than this Sentra’s price, some of them by thousands of dollars. (If it were me and I needed an appliance car, I’d set a $20k cap on the price and just get the best used example of anything I listed above. Commuter cars depreciate SO fast. Why buy new when you’re going to lose 40% of the cars value in the first year or two.)

[@mal4951]

jetta is outdated oil=burning garbage with a horrendous interior, sentra offers a far nicer cabin than the corolla (SV premium gets quilted leather seats), and the civics are going for wayy more than they should. the sentra is really a fine car for what it is; the interior is honestly better than some infinitis, you get the best n/a fuel economy, and a pretty good looking vehicle, while undercutting many of the rivals. also not one of the cars you mentioned are cheaper than the sentra (besides the jetta)

[@blueridge8992]

@@mal4951 Wow, I’m actually kind of impressed. Literally nothing you said is true lol. Nice mental gymnastics though!

[@mal4951]

@@blueridge8992 its all completely true. and i cant believe u had the audacity to compare a 30k+ prius to a sentra. but go ahead and give honda 34k for a civic hybrid, your money to waste. or maybe you can invest in a VW oil burner 🤣

[@blueridge8992]

@@mal4951 He says in the video that this Sentra is $28,500. The Prius is $27,900. The ‘25 Civic isn’t on sale yet so there’s literally zero possible evidence of your nonsense $10k ADM claim. The 1.5t has been in the Jetta Sport for 2 years now, so there would be at least a Service Bulletin about “burning oil” if that was happening, but of course there’s not because you made that up just like everything else you said.

[@mal4951]

@@blueridge8992 LOL. yeah 27k for the base model prius with a small screen, no heated or power seats, cloth, and more. the sentra has zero gravity leather seats which are heated, you get a heated steering wheel, dual zone climate, adaptive cruise control, etc. u can also get the sv premium with quilted geniune leather seats. and not to mention u arent getting a brand new prius for 27k, they're marked up as well. there are several known instances of the vw 1.5t burning oil. and u know DAMN well the civic WILL be marked up like hell when it comes out. haters gonna hate but the sentra is honestly a good little car when u stack it up to the competition.

[@MyerShift7]

If it had a manual, I'd consider it. I would never consider a Nissan Jatco

[@VisionCityMayor]

i see it as more of a competitor to something like a Corolla XLE and/or Kia Forte GT-_line_ rather than a Civic Si or Jetta GLI. a more premium feeling car rather than an entry level sports sedan. as long as their cvts dont grenade i feel like they can definitely make some good value plays soon

[@jayrx12]

2.0 DI engine only make 146 lb-ft of torque lol. My fiesta's 1.6 port injected engine makes 150lb-ft with upgraded injectors and i still get 34mpg.

[@travisraab2359]

Nissan Tech here. These things are absolute garbage. Everything on them is cheap cheap cheap. inner tie rods, wheel bearings, axles, brake rotor, switches, computer modules, I've seen more failures in these cars than any other vehicle I work on. Usually finished off by an early CVT failure.

[@HiiImChris]

Even on the newer 2023 or 24? That sux

[@ekdekd1888]

Nasa tech here he's a liar

[@Sheepleton]

Definitely not a Nissan tech. Anyone that actually knows shit about these cars knows the cvts have vastly improved since 2020. The other shit was fixed in recalls...

[@eastcoastlife3547]

Ok Travis.. 👌

[@ronaldmcdonald9322]

I bet you are a UTI student

[@dauntlessasmr7910]

Unfortunately, still the slowest offering in its class. With the Nissan Versa being literally the least expensive new car you can buy in America, why would anyone spend more money to get a Sentra, instead? Especially since you're really not getting much at all for spending more money. Other than a sportier-looking interior, and a few extra features that aren't really worth it. Best way Nissan could distinguish the Sentra over the Versa is to give the former a Turbo-charged option. Which, quite frankly, Nissan should have already done years ago.

[@lifeofdustin8143]

i do not like the cvt

[@DJSI3434]

I cannot stress enough how awful that tach is. Compressing the most useful range just to make the redzone larger. Why even bother with it if you're gonna get a cvt only and fake ass shifts? (This is a dig at nissan)

[@hanhanhanhan7692]

I drove a sentra back when i was in college... lets just say i would never wanna buy a nissan ever again 😅😂

[@EluciaDeLuteIma]

Ah yes the car that screams bad credit.

[@jakejohnson9827]

/i can see the transmission going out in under 10,000 miles likek omgggggg so bad

[@YeganVigeh]

Bull crap

[@jakejohnson9827]

@@YeganVigeh update, honda merging with nissan. But the nissan cvt seriously does have issues

[@RushroyaleAddicts]

Lmao, did someone really do a review on a sentra? Interesting demographic you're trying to reach

[@NicotineRosberg]

There's literally no competition

[@kevinbarry71]

Take a video of it in its natural habitat; a trailer park

[@27Zangle]

Brutal.

[@kyleroberts6472]

Interesting 🤔

[@lifeofdustin8143]

thats no spare tire😑bike tire idk what u mesn by spares are rare nowaday😂😂😂 funniest thing uve ever said

[@TedwardDrives]

Most cars just come with a goo patch kit. Not a spare.