My 2014 Nissan Sentra does not have a lot of bells and whistles, but it looks nice and is a very reliable car.

I bought this vehicle from a friend's friend when my 94 Honda Civic finally was on its last legs. This Sentra was okay. It wasn't amazing, but it was alive and fighting. When I received this car, the ceiling was torn off with only the foam showing, the back seats had battery acid all over it and there was a leak in the oil pan. I was pretty disappointed on how the last owner treated it. This was the first time I've owned a Nissan. I liked how white it was and how high it was so that I didn't have to struggle to get out of the car compared to the Civic I had. This was an automatic, which was a weird, but nice, change from the stick shift I owned before. It was also very quiet when I drove it. The gas mileage on the car is wonderful compared to the Civic I drove. Maybe the Civic was just messed up, but this Sentra can get around 275 to 300 miles for one gallon, which is amazing by any standards. The main reason why I disliked anything on the car was because of its old age. The front lights were and are very very dim. it's ridiculous because I leave the high beams on whenever I drive at night and its still very dim. Without the high beams, it looks like the front lights aren't even on. There is also a problem with its acceleration. For some reason, the gears stick so it's hard to accelerate or decelerate normally. Sometimes when decelerating to a stoplight, the car will make this dreadful shaking as if it's going to stall.