I really enjoy this vehicle; I bought it on a whim when my old car broke down in the middle of nowhere while on a road trip. I quickly got acquainted with the car because I still had a four hour drive home from where I was stranded. I literally drove this vehicle off the lot from the dealership and went four hours straight home with no problems, and on one tank of gas. It is excellent on gas, regulates air conditioning and heat well, and drives much smoother than any other car I've ever owned. For being a four door small sedan, it is remarkably spacious, and the trunk is bigger than any other vehicle I've ever owned. I've only owned smaller cars (i.e. My last was a Honda Civic) and my Sentra has much more trunk space. As far as reliability goes, I've never had any problems with this car since purchasing it. Over the summer, I was commuting 20 miles back and forth on a daily basis to work, and not once did it give me any trouble. Performance is good and as previously stated, it's great on gas. This winter I am planning on taking the car on a road trip home to my family on the east coast, which is about a 1,300 mile drive, and I feel fully confident that my Sentra will make it with no problems.

I have had my black Nissan Sentra for about 8 years now and I really like it. It is a four dour sedan with built-in Bluetooth and a pretty decently sized trunk in the back (though obviously not like a trunk for an SUV or van). Overall, I like the car. The car feels compact and comfortable enough for my liking. The seats are made from a nice nylon fabric (I think) and are very comfortable. The car has over 50,000 miles on it (if I remember correctly) and still works pretty well (for the most part), though I sometimes have to go get it fixed, which is a problem. I own this car alongside another Nissan car (an Xterra) and, more often than not, I choose to drive my Sentra over my Xterra (partially because it was the car I drove when I first started driving, so it is what I am used to, but also because I just prefer the look and feel of it), but for big family trips, I often go with the Xterra due to its larger size and some family members' preference for it. Both are great cars, though and I do like Nissan. With that said, for my next car, I will probably go with a Toyota. This is not out of distaste for Nissan (as I said that I already like them), but because I want to try something new.