The build of the car is small but inside feels much bigger. There are a lot of driving features such as Eco and Sport mode that I use a lot. I have driven 35,000 miles on it and do not have any issues whatsoever. The stereo, lock, and window functions work perfectly. The car’s dashboard computer where gas mileage left, average mpg, etc. works good as new and provides accurate information. There is AUX cord access which is perfect for me who doesn’t own any CD’s. The stereo system in the car is great and I can adjust the bass, treble, and balance of the sound. The AC/heating system is still in perfect condition and works fast. I also enjoy the gas mileage on this car. As one who commutes to university, that is a very important aspect to me. My car can drive about 300 miles on a full tank. This car helps me save money compared to some other cars on the market. Sometimes I will go over a week without having to fill up. This car is perfect for my first car and to use in college.

The build for the Nissan Sentra is decent in appearance. Although, I wish the car's performance would be better. I've had friends with the same problem and the same car. For instance, the transmission would fail early into use, poor battery life, and engine problems. Recently, the brakes have been fixed, but even then, the car makes a concerning noise when braking. My other concern is the miles per gallon. It has 35MPG, which is not enough and fuel efficient for my driving situation because I do drive a lot. Despite that, after driving this car for five years, I do appreciate its capabilities to do short commutes within the city. Lastly, the back seat and the trunk of the Sentra is easily accessible for me to put in any art supplies--it is just not the best for loading larger items such as scooters for my side job.