Used Nissan Sentra for Sale in Seattle, WA

My Nissan Sentra is a perfectly adequate sedan. It can get me from A to B and has had very minimal issues. The issues it has had have been expensive, though. It has a tendency to throw itself out of alignment, destroying the rotor. It also has weird blind spots, making it difficult to drive safely. It also has a finicky audio system. I have a very basic model which has no bells and whistles including being able to pop the trunk with my fob. It is best for city driving, but does ok if you slap some snow tires on her. That being said, it has served me very well. I have used my car as a mobile office, driven it across the country on several occasions, and used it to move numerous times. It is a great little car and none too fancy. It was also fairly decently priced, especially as it was the first car I bought. While not a hotrod and it has many issues, it still does the job I need it to do and it hasn’t led me wrong yet. It is reliable and easy to find parking for to boot!

I purchased this car two years ago, after getting into a car accident that totaled my previous car. I commute 25 miles to work on the freeway everyday. The Nissan Sentra does a good job of getting 30+ mpg consistently. I usually have about 400 miles on a tank before I need to fill it up, which I like a lot. I usually wind up getting gas every other week. The inside of the car is clean and simple- mine has grey cloth seats and a black dash. The back seats fold down to allow extended storage from the trunk. I've used this feature to carry 8 foot wooden studs or my weedwacker, and it's very helpful for my small yard projects. It has power windows, a cd player, and an audio plug in. I regularly connect my phone the car's stereo system to listen to music during my commute. One of the weird things about the car is it has an old style iPod adapter in the storage compartment by the emergency brake- something which seemed like a waste of time to have in this car based on how quickly technology for music players and cell phones changes. I would have rather seen a usb charging port. The car is not tight or cramped, like the Nissan Versa is. I find the ride to be pretty comfortable. I'm also able to change my own oil, so that's a bonus as well. Overall, I really enjoy this car and it has served me well.