I've had my black 2008 Nissan Sentra for roughly ten years now. I bought it in 2008 when it was brand new. I've always had Nissans throughout my life because I found them to be very safe and reliable vehicles. My Sentra is no exception to that either. I've barely had to do any maintenance to the vehicle throughout the years, aside from some minor replacements in parts. I feel like this car keeps me very safe while I'm driving. The controls are very responsive and it's easy for me to navigate and steer. I like smaller cars so this was also the perfect size for me. I get really good gas mileage on this vehicle also- about 30 miles per gallon. Initially, the price was very enticing to me also. The list price for my car was about 15-16k at the time. It was a very affordable bargain for a young student to acquire at the time. My only complaints about the vehicle would be it's difficult to adjust the TPMS sensor for whenever my tire pressure is low. It seems to randomly turn on and off without any reason at all. Also, the electronic displays for my radio has seemed to diminish over the years. However, these seem to be only minor complaints, in the grand scheme of things.

This Sentra at a glace is stylish gas saving car. It is the perfect size to run around town, and yet it also the perfect size for a family trip. I have immensely enjoyed the functionality of the interior seats. The back seats work like those in an SUV, you can fold the seats down to create a flat surface. One would not traditionally think that a Sentra would be a good car for home improvements purchases, but it is! I have been able to buy and drive home with all my purchases from Lowes and Home Depot. The truck is extremely spacious for a small car but the added benefit of laying down the back seats allow you to pickup long items like wood, rakes, shovels, etc. The windshield of the vehicle is something I would not usually think to rate, expect that this one is miraculous and has saved me lots of $'s. All of my past vehicles consistently would have window chips and or cracks that I would have to pay to repair. This windshield has been hit by so many large rocks on the highway and it does not have one chip. I have driving the vehicle over 25,000 miles in one year so I have certainly spent some time riding in the car and the interior comfort has been fantastic. The only dislike I have is a strange squeaking noise that sometimes happens when it is windy outside. I understand it is a default in the side mirror makeup and the way the wind tunnels through the side mirror and mirror fame a vacuum is created that creates that strange noise, so it is not fixable, but it is not that big of issue.