I'm definitely getting the new Sentra SR I love the way it looks and it has a more powerful motor than the old one plus it looks like a maxima but way less expensive and way better gas mileage! Plus it has that floating roof look awesome!
I guess the biggest question for the Sentra right now is CVT transmission reliability. Supposedly Nissan has put a new generation CVT in the 2020 Sentra. Since they've gone all out with this new Sentra, it would seem logical that it's an improvement over their past CVT's.
@@trent7080 Not lately. Honda's CVTs and 10-speeds are more reliable than the Nissan CVTs and the ZF 9-speeds that Nissan is using on the new pathfinder. The reason JD power ranked the Sentra as more reliable then the Civic is not the transmission, but rather, it's the 1.5t engine that caused the Civic to rank lower than the Sentra.
@@guigow2004 The reason the Civic is ranked lower than the Sentra is not because of Honda's CVT, in fact Honda's CVTs are on par with Subaru's in-house CVT which both Honda and Subie CVTs are better than JATCO CVTs. The reason why the Civic ranked lower is mainly because of the 1.5t dilutiongate.
this video is just what I was looking for!! I really like the sentra and the honda civic. I already test drove the sentra, now I need to drive the honda to see how it drive. But this video is helpful!
Just got the Nissan Sentra SR and after 1st tank I had put the ECO on for 90 percent of the drive time. I got average 37.8 MPG with suburban street driving WOW! (35 miles round trip to work) I am glad I made this choice.
Nissan sentra are the first pick for me because it best feul economy, great design, alot of features, great interior, exterior, great house power, and more. This video has helped me make the decision get the best compact car that I needed, so Nissan Sentra are better than Honda Civic; Nissan Sentra are reliable than Honda Civic. Nissan Sentra are best pick for me.
Just got an SV a month ago and I love it. The fuel economy is actually so much better than the reports. I’m averaging 30-33 on my 20 minute commutes in the suburbs. I’d say it also came down to this one question: if I was a girl and I was getting picked up for a date, would I be more impressed by the civic or the Sentra? Sentra wins lol
To be fair, Civic is in its final year of the current generation which was new for 2016. When the 2022 Civic debuts, I wonder if Sentra will remain competitive.
I test drove all other brands in the class only like the VW Jetta but not for the price. Been leasing sentra's since 2007 my lease recently was running out just in time for the new model which I went with because of price, features and styling. A lot of people bring up their CVT but never had issues with mine or people I know maybe I have been lucky or the percentage of failers are small. A side note I do think the CVT on this new model is way better then the old outgoing model. I can't think of anything on my older lease Sentra as better then this new model also I could see the Sentra 2020 ser turbo being amazing car but for me it's not important and the cost to high..
The Nissan Sentra is a better looking car inside and out, imo. But it lacks power. If they put the VC turbo in this car, it would have turned it to be the best in class.
Based on your engine comparison being a tie, I would give the edge to the Nissan Sentra for the reason that the 1.5L engine of Honda has had issues which upto now is unresolved except for the extended warranty. The oil dilution issue is definitely a disadvantage for Honda.
@@JoeE. the 1.5 has had some software and mechanical updates to it. Nissan CVT is a hell no. Honda messed up and they fixed it, while on the other hand Nissan has been having the same issues for years. I don't think people understand how rare severe oil dilution is in those engines. The matter is simply blown out of proportion on the internet.
For a short term 4 - 5 year lease I'd pick Sentra. I love surround camera for parking. Civic & Corolla presently don't offer it. Only Sentra SR premium package comes with surround camera. For longevity I'd pick Civic non-turbo with a manual transmission.
Thanks, I have been debating between the two and have test-driven both. But I keep leaning towards the Nissan Sentra SV. I think I will be buying the Nissan Sentra.
My sister bought a Nissan 2010 Nissan Murano, and didn't have a major issue until she had put 210,000 miles on it. Transmission began to slip. She drove it gingerly for another 15,000 miles (in town only), and finally (after also putting in an alternator for $800.00), decided to get rid of it. Guess what she bought? The Honda Touring SUV Crossover. Her only complaint is that it only came with black interior, where her Murano had a beige interior. So far, she loves her new Honda. Oh, she has the 1.5ltr turbo.
This comparison is like comparing haiwei phone to iPhone.. most vital points is all can make calls but the price factor is the most important part we focus.. In the nutshell Nissan Sentra is the best to save your money on..
Civics were ugly when they came out a few yrs ago and are aging horribly, time for a redo Honda, Nissan definitely stepped up the looks in and out, great comparison.
Because Nissan CVTs are less reliable than Honda CVTs, Subaru CVTs, Aisin CVTs. In fact, JATCO CVT issues is why Subaru decided to make their own CVTs in the first place.
good observation. very poor grading. I suggest you put a weight for every category you consider. You cannot say that the interior detail has the same weight as the boot size. Also, I suggest you grade every category from 1 to 5. That way it will reflect if the difference is huge or minimal.
Nissan has a better front end, but Honda has a better rear end because the Sentra's rear end has an all incandescent taillight setup, whereas the Civic's main taillights have LEDs
yeah he didn't do his research very thoroughly lol. he also forgot that the consumer reports won't factor in this NEW Sentra as the statistics are based on past models.
Nissan and Hyundai really giving Honda a run for their money (I own a 2019 Civic). My rank of the current 2020 compact landscape if I could buy a car today: 1. New Hyundai Elantra 2. Nissan Sentra 3. Honda Civic 4. VW Jetta 5. Kia Forte 6. Toyota Corolla Gold Pony, let me know what you think of my rankings once you've reviewed all of these cars.
I agree with your list... The new elantra is amazing inside and out. My only gripe is the 17' wheels. It just makes the car look a little bit small. I hate that. 18' wheels should be a standard... I mena come on its freaking 2020 lol. Anything smaller should be a crime at this point lmao.
Hi all. I live in Israel . The Sentra is not yet on our local market but it will be soon . The Mazda 3 and the future Sentra having similar prices. What is the better choice of the two ? I test drove the 2019 Mazda 3 ,it felt much less comfortable than my 2017 Corolla . The Mazda was stiffer on the road .Driver's seat was narrower on the Mazda than on the Corolla . Thanks
This review clearly it's sponsored by nissan buddy. You using wrong prices about the trims you trying to compare. Civic worth every extra dollar people pay for.
I bought the 2021 Nissan Sentra SR with premium package this past January 2021. Great car except for the horrible paint job. It looked great a few months ago, but it has so many tiny scratches and a hand full of paint chips it spoils my initial feeling about the car. I never owned a car that had its paint/clearcoat made so inferior and cheap. It really is disappointing that a brand new car in a matter of months looks like crap.
Reliability of the Sentra is just a prediction and nothing else.This is a new platform and it is not mature yet..meaning that there will be some issues for sure and hopefully they are all minor things. Civic 2016-2018 had also its own issue with the AC condenser failing prematurely. I and my wife tried both cars last week. Sentra interior and exterior design is aw some, its acceleration is a bit more impressive than the Civic, and the simulated change of gears works well. But Civic wins when taking a tight curve and for seat comfort. Headrest in Sentra is leaning too far forward, my wife is short and could not rest her back because of this. When doing a uturn and when parking with the Sentra, we had to turn the wheel drive a lot more than the Civic. The versatile center console in the Civic is aw some. Damn that blue Sentra SV :) but confort and handling is more important for us. As a comparison : www.motortrend.com/uploads/sites/5/2019/11/2020-Nissan-Sentra-vs-Honda-Civic-Los-Angeles-Autoshow-showdown-.jpg
If you can afford $23k or more, get the Civic. Otherwise, the Sentra is a solid choice. BTW, does the Sentra have one of those Nissan's zero gravity seats?
Yup, all Sentra comes with the Zero Gravity seats. and he forgot to mention that portion. I have that seat on my 2019 Altima and it's very comfy...on a long road trip it' easy on you body.
Why don't you mention the serious oil dilution issue affecting civic and crv 1.5 turbo . So, the performance comes at a heavy price. Even scotty kilmer is wary of Honda nowadays due to this issue .
You actually made a hiccup in the tolls. The score should’ve been 3 to 6. You gave Sentra the win for one of the categories but gave it to the civic. Just thought I’d mention that
Those circular vents should not be seen as a pro. Audi is ditching the circular vents and I can see why. My mom has a phone clamp that attaches to slatted vents, the type of vents found in current Civic and all the new Audis. The outgoing Audi A3 is the last Audi in the non sportscar category to have the circular vents and the 2021 A3 will have the slatted vents. Even the brand new Mercedes GLE and GLS are ditching the circular vents in favor of the traditional slatted vents that are practical enough to accomodate a phone clamp
Keep in mind. Civic is almost 5 years old and its still a bad ass car. In my opinion, Sentra is lagging, the next civic will blow Sentra out the water which is probably coming out in 2021.
This gen Civic has been out for awhile which means the CR "reliability score" is based on facts and not estimates like the new Sentra. Nissan literally gave CVTs a bad name, so IDK about the risk here, even if the Sentra is really sharp looking and with really good value. I'd still rather pay more for the turbo Civic with a manual transmission. I'm sure I'll end up trying a Sentra in some rental fleet - if Nissan survives in the US.
Sentra is prettier and more comfortable with better seats, interior and suspension. Civic looks weird and fussy , kind of chinese in its design elements. Civic 1.5 turbo has a serious oil dilution issue and will cause many a headache.
It's a practical car with sport flares. Its purpose is to get you from point A to point B with some styles.If you want power get the GTR or Z. The price is sweet too.
I own a 2017 Civic and the interior is cheap. The lower liner of the carpet is loose around the floor wall. Go and check it out. I decided to dig my Civic and get a 2016 Accord since gas mileage is not that big different. I got more HP, Rooms and styling.
@@Nismo3 nissan is shit compared to Hyundai or kia now. Literally, take a look at all of the cuts nissan has done and look at all the stuff Hyundai and kia have added.
The Sentra is by a large margin prettier than any competitor right now. Inside and out.
What about Mazda 3? IMO Mazda is making some of the sexiest vehicles (to include SUV's) right now.
@@lickshotpalmer1 Mazda is in a class all by itself, it's a semi-premium brand.
Thank you for this! I'm picking up my Sentra today!
Great video! I would love to see a comparison video of the Corolla 2020 vs the Sentra 2020. Thanks for this comparison video!
I'm definitely getting the new Sentra SR I love the way it looks and it has a more powerful motor than the old one plus it looks like a maxima but way less expensive and way better gas mileage! Plus it has that floating roof look awesome!
I guess the biggest question for the Sentra right now is CVT transmission reliability. Supposedly Nissan has put a new generation CVT in the 2020 Sentra. Since they've gone all out with this new Sentra, it would seem logical that it's an improvement over their past CVT's.
Sentra's CVT is reliable.. This is the biggest BS in the auto industry right now.. And Sentra is more reliable than CIVIC, its always been like that.
@@guigow2004 Exactly, Honda has been known to have transmission issues.
@@trent7080 Not lately. Honda's CVTs and 10-speeds are more reliable than the Nissan CVTs and the ZF 9-speeds that Nissan is using on the new pathfinder. The reason JD power ranked the Sentra as more reliable then the Civic is not the transmission, but rather, it's the 1.5t engine that caused the Civic to rank lower than the Sentra.
@@guigow2004 The reason the Civic is ranked lower than the Sentra is not because of Honda's CVT, in fact Honda's CVTs are on par with Subaru's in-house CVT which both Honda and Subie CVTs are better than JATCO CVTs. The reason why the Civic ranked lower is mainly because of the 1.5t dilutiongate.
The 2nd gen Xtronic cvt has made A LOT of improvements. Much more reliable than the 1st gen Xtronic. This is coming from a former nissan salesman.
I love the Sentra
this video is just what I was looking for!! I really like the sentra and the honda civic. I already test drove the sentra, now I need to drive the honda to see how it drive. But this video is helpful!
Love me 2020 Sentra SR it’s amazing.
Honda Civic is the best
I just got my 2020 Honda Civic LX......Im in 😍
i drove both , bought the Sentra SR !
Just got the Nissan Sentra SR and after 1st tank I had put the ECO on for 90 percent of the drive time. I got average 37.8 MPG with suburban street driving WOW! (35 miles round trip to work) I am glad I made this choice.
I am averaging 31.mpg but because the sports button and I;'m driving it like it is a bmw! lol
Nissan sentra are the first pick for me because it best feul economy, great design, alot of features, great interior, exterior, great house power, and more. This video has helped me make the decision get the best compact car that I needed, so Nissan Sentra are better than Honda Civic; Nissan Sentra are reliable than Honda Civic. Nissan Sentra are best pick for me.
I love the honest and objective comparison here. And the acknowledgement that what's better really depends on ones needs. Keep it up!
Very good comparison but I will go with Sentra, it looks so much more good.
As usual excellent review. I really dig the new sentra, for the price fully loaded this car could foul you into thinking its a premium sedan.
Just got an SV a month ago and I love it. The fuel economy is actually so much better than the reports. I’m averaging 30-33 on my 20 minute commutes in the suburbs. I’d say it also came down to this one question: if I was a girl and I was getting picked up for a date, would I be more impressed by the civic or the Sentra? Sentra wins lol
The Civic 1.5T motor has oil dilution issues so it should get negative point for that; therefore, the Sentra wins again.
The 1.5t dilution ahs already been covered by JD Power ranking the Sentra as more reliable than the Civic
To be fair, Civic is in its final year of the current generation which was new for 2016. When the 2022 Civic debuts, I wonder if Sentra will remain competitive.
I test drove all other brands in the class only like the VW Jetta but not for the price. Been leasing sentra's since 2007 my lease recently was running out just in time for the new model which I went with because of price, features and styling. A lot of people bring up their CVT but never had issues with mine or people I know maybe I have been lucky or the percentage of failers are small. A side note I do think the CVT on this new model is way better then the old outgoing model. I can't think of anything on my older lease Sentra as better then this new model also I could see the Sentra 2020 ser turbo being amazing car but for me it's not important and the cost to high..
Got a 2020 Honda civic hatchback. love it, no complaints. I get people revving at me sometimes, it's hilarious.
Also, the LX Civic rear seating dose not offer 60/40 split unless you're in the EX trims...Sentra win again.
My civic sport has a 60/40 split
@@Softballchickaa5 Yes, the Sport has but not base LX. 60/40 is standard on the Sentra, Corolla and Elantra.
Keep in mind, Consumer Reports will not apply the same reliability to a new model which is the Sentra. They base it more on the brand history.
The Nissan Sentra is a better looking car inside and out, imo. But it lacks power. If they put the VC turbo in this car, it would have turned it to be the best in class.
Based on your engine comparison being a tie, I would give the edge to the Nissan Sentra for the reason that the 1.5L engine of Honda has had issues which upto now is unresolved except for the extended warranty. The oil dilution issue is definitely a disadvantage for Honda.
Hoping there's gonna be a Nismo VC Turbo of the sentra5
@@JoeE. the 1.5 has had some software and mechanical updates to it. Nissan CVT is a hell no. Honda messed up and they fixed it, while on the other hand Nissan has been having the same issues for years. I don't think people understand how rare severe oil dilution is in those engines. The matter is simply blown out of proportion on the internet.
@@JoeE. However, you'll lose out on experiencing oil dilution if you stick with the standard 2.0
@@justincui Have you been listening to the video? Or did you even watch the video? Nissan gets the point even on 2.0.
This Sentra is HOT. Hopefully they release an SER trim with a 6-speed; I'd be all in.
6 speed sr available in Canada
Marvin English for model year 2020.? LUCKYY
@@SavianAamirTV yes
@@marvinenglish4547 But the only choice for the SR is the CVT. 6MT S only.
If you order from mexico you can get the manual lol
For a short term 4 - 5 year lease I'd pick Sentra. I love surround camera for parking. Civic & Corolla presently don't offer it. Only Sentra SR premium package comes with surround camera.
For longevity I'd pick Civic non-turbo with a manual transmission.
I'd choose the Honda Civic Sport 2.0L with the manual transmission.
Same for me, aside from personally preferring the relatively rare coupe version
yeah...just 4-5K more...it's just money!
Thanks, I have been debating between the two and have test-driven both. But I keep leaning towards the Nissan Sentra SV. I think I will be buying the Nissan Sentra.
My sister bought a Nissan 2010 Nissan Murano, and didn't have a major issue until she had put 210,000 miles on it. Transmission began to slip. She drove it gingerly for another 15,000 miles (in town only), and finally (after also putting in an alternator for $800.00), decided to get rid of it. Guess what she bought? The Honda Touring SUV Crossover. Her only complaint is that it only came with black interior, where her Murano had a beige interior. So far, she loves her new Honda. Oh, she has the 1.5ltr turbo.
This comparison is like comparing haiwei phone to iPhone.. most vital points is all can make calls but the price factor is the most important part we focus.. In the nutshell Nissan Sentra is the best to save your money on..
I’d go with the Honda, just out of brand loyalty. But the Nissan is a good looking ride, I’ll have to admit.
typically why hondas are more pricey, because of brand recognition.
Civics were ugly when they came out a few yrs ago and are aging horribly, time for a redo Honda, Nissan definitely stepped up the looks in and out, great comparison.
Thanks!
Now a days all cars factory used cvt transmission.....why u always blames nissan cvt
thats what im saying!!!! people act like nissan is the only brand that uses it.
Because Nissan CVTs are less reliable than Honda CVTs, Subaru CVTs, Aisin CVTs. In fact, JATCO CVT issues is why Subaru decided to make their own CVTs in the first place.
Thought you were rapping at the beginning hahaha
good observation. very poor grading.
I suggest you put a weight for every category you consider. You cannot say that the interior detail has the same weight as the boot size.
Also, I suggest you grade every category from 1 to 5. That way it will reflect if the difference is huge or minimal.
Nissan has a better front end, but Honda has a better rear end because the Sentra's rear end has an all incandescent taillight setup, whereas the Civic's main taillights have LEDs
Brake lights are incandescent.
Well, after saving 6K, you can install LED lighting for your Sentra. LOL No brainier there.
I honestly think there better looking than the civic but does anyone actually believe there a better car in the long run, i kinda doubt.
You forgot about the Nissan Sentra Premium trim that will cost you 26,000. It's suppose to be higher than SR with leather seats and all
yeah he didn't do his research very thoroughly lol.
he also forgot that the consumer reports won't factor in this NEW Sentra as the statistics are based on past models.
Nissan is giving great incentives and holiday rebates for labor day
Nissan and Hyundai really giving Honda a run for their money (I own a 2019 Civic). My rank of the current 2020 compact landscape if I could buy a car today:
1. New Hyundai Elantra
2. Nissan Sentra
3. Honda Civic
4. VW Jetta
5. Kia Forte
6. Toyota Corolla
Gold Pony, let me know what you think of my rankings once you've reviewed all of these cars.
VirtualTestDriving Could you please tell us why you give those ratings? Thanks
A Corolla will still be on the road 20 years from now unlike most of the others.
I agree with your list... The new elantra is amazing inside and out. My only gripe is the 17' wheels. It just makes the car look a little bit small. I hate that. 18' wheels should be a standard... I mena come on its freaking 2020 lol. Anything smaller should be a crime at this point lmao.
Sentra 2020 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
What was your pick?
Will the Nissan Sentra be available in the Philippines?
Hi all. I live in Israel . The Sentra is not yet on our local market but it will be soon .
The Mazda 3 and the future Sentra having similar prices.
What is the better choice of the two ?
I test drove the 2019 Mazda 3 ,it felt much less comfortable than my 2017 Corolla .
The Mazda was stiffer on the road .Driver's seat was narrower on the Mazda than on the Corolla .
Thanks
Funny the 1990 sentra SER 2.0 litre delivered 140hp, 30 yrs ago , while the current Gdi 2.0 delivers only 149hp.
This review clearly it's sponsored by nissan buddy. You using wrong prices about the trims you trying to compare. Civic worth every extra dollar people pay for.
I bought the 2021 Nissan Sentra SR with premium package this past January 2021. Great car except for the horrible paint job. It looked great a few months ago, but it has so many tiny scratches and a hand full of paint chips it spoils my initial feeling about the car. I never owned a car that had its paint/clearcoat made so inferior and cheap. It really is disappointing that a brand new car in a matter of months looks like crap.
Reliability of the Sentra is just a prediction and nothing else.This is a new platform and it is not mature yet..meaning that there will be some issues for sure and hopefully they are all minor things. Civic 2016-2018 had also its own issue with the AC condenser failing prematurely.
I and my wife tried both cars last week. Sentra interior and exterior design is aw some, its acceleration is a bit more impressive than the Civic, and the simulated change of gears works well. But Civic wins when taking a tight curve and for seat comfort. Headrest in Sentra is leaning too far forward, my wife is short and could not rest her back because of this. When doing a uturn and when parking with the Sentra, we had to turn the wheel drive a lot more than the Civic. The versatile center console in the Civic is aw some. Damn that blue Sentra SV :) but confort and handling is more important for us. As a comparison : www.motortrend.com/uploads/sites/5/2019/11/2020-Nissan-Sentra-vs-Honda-Civic-Los-Angeles-Autoshow-showdown-.jpg
I will pick the Nissan Sentra because it has all modern features I wish to drive one sooner
Love my Aspen white sv premium.
Same have it with tan leather interior.. Wife loves her Sentra
If you can afford $23k or more, get the Civic. Otherwise, the Sentra is a solid choice.
BTW, does the Sentra have one of those Nissan's zero gravity seats?
Yes it does I have the sv premium and they are so comfortable!!
Zero gravity seats are on all trim levels
Yup, all Sentra comes with the Zero Gravity seats. and he forgot to mention that portion. I have that seat on my 2019 Altima and it's very comfy...on a long road trip it' easy on you body.
4.9 inches of ground clearance on the Sentra isn't ideal in winter weather. :(
I have both, but I enjoy driving the Nissan much more
Is the Nissan Sentra resale price better than the Honda Civic now?
Cool ty
RELAX GUYS! Next year the Sentra NISMO 2.0 Turbo 240HP will be available.
Shit that would be awesome and same HP as the Alitma turbo.
Why don't you mention the serious oil dilution issue affecting civic and crv 1.5 turbo . So, the performance comes at a heavy price. Even scotty kilmer is wary of Honda nowadays due to this issue .
I think it has already been covered by the fact that JD power ranked the Civic lower than the Sentra.
You actually made a hiccup in the tolls. The score should’ve been 3 to 6. You gave Sentra the win for one of the categories but gave it to the civic. Just thought I’d mention that
The engine of low Spec of this car has big difference.. Sentra has 2.0L engine.. but Civic has 1.6L engine in other country..
Sentra is the best!
This is bs, the Sentra is definitely not more reliable than a Honda, Nissans suck
The Sentra also takes 9 seconds for 0-60 not 8
Just Nissan, please add a stick.
VIDEOHEREBOB We have it in Canada.
Keep calm and pick up the Sentra
I want that 🥺
Did you do rap song at the starting of the video?!
Nissan car all quality product
Nissan's come a long way sentra's the best value.own a rogue and eyeing a 2020 murano platinum.
Those circular vents should not be seen as a pro. Audi is ditching the circular vents and I can see why. My mom has a phone clamp that attaches to slatted vents, the type of vents found in current Civic and all the new Audis. The outgoing Audi A3 is the last Audi in the non sportscar category to have the circular vents and the 2021 A3 will have the slatted vents. Even the brand new Mercedes GLE and GLS are ditching the circular vents in favor of the traditional slatted vents that are practical enough to accomodate a phone clamp
Phone clamps are irrelevant. These cars have full iPhone and Android auto integration.......
Guillermo gloria correct, if you are using a phone clamp in a 2019-2020 vehicle you either went super cheap or are just silly.
OMG! Then don't try to clamp your stupid phone onto the vents. Is that stupidity or what?
Where are the cup holders?
In the civic they are in the center console on a sliding tray and in the sentra they are right behind the gear lever
The “Civic” interior video shots are from a Honda Fit.
Thats what i was thinking too..
Keep in mind. Civic is almost 5 years old and its still a bad ass car. In my opinion, Sentra is lagging, the next civic will blow Sentra out the water which is probably coming out in 2021.
Yep. Pretty damn good for being the oldest in its segment. Everyone else either had to redesign or refresh to catch up
Don't think they will have a redesign until 2022.🤪
@@tigertom53 it'll mostly likely be the 2022 model released in late 2021 just like they always do
@@tigertom53 Haha! Probably end up looking like the ugly current Honda Accord. LOL
Honda’s instrumentation are horrible. It’s suited for a 12 year old game boy fanatic.
Main difference is that the Nissan is crap and Honda not.. Nissan failed since the French owned them
This gen Civic has been out for awhile which means the CR "reliability score" is based on facts and not estimates like the new Sentra. Nissan literally gave CVTs a bad name, so IDK about the risk here, even if the Sentra is really sharp looking and with really good value. I'd still rather pay more for the turbo Civic with a manual transmission. I'm sure I'll end up trying a Sentra in some rental fleet - if Nissan survives in the US.
Actually Honda CVTs are even starting to become more reliable than their new manuals
Jatco cvt transmition of Nissan is garbage if you reach 80K miles 👎😡🔥
Nissan
Nissan must have paid you. Nissan hasn’t made a good engine or transmission in 25 years
Sentra is prettier and more comfortable with better seats, interior and suspension. Civic looks weird and fussy , kind of chinese in its design elements. Civic 1.5 turbo has a serious oil dilution issue and will cause many a headache.
The big downside of the Sentra is that thing is so slow my granny run pass it from a stop light
It's a practical car with sport flares. Its purpose is to get you from point A to point B with some styles.If you want power get the GTR or Z. The price is sweet too.
@@4everyoung16 sport flares? Is that what you Asians calls wannabe and riced out car now,
Shabana Jannik lmao why are you so upset? You’re the one wanting the riced out civic and insulting a practical car.
You're full of Shit! The Sentra will run you over many times before your grandma can dial 911.
Honda is good for long term nissan is good for short time wait 2 years you will have cvt problems like others nissan have 😅
Now a days almost car factory used cvt isnt it
I haven't had any issues I've had my nissan for four years. Definitely plan to get the new Sentra
@@pgadipgadiroy1290 yeh almost honda v6 have only automatic regular
@@lasherylsmith6309 good luck
Nissan's transmissions suck and Nissan's over priced for a cheap interior the honda is way better choice in every aspect
Maybe last year's model. 🤪
Now a days all car factory used cvt trans isnt it.....hahaha
I own a 2017 Civic and the interior is cheap. The lower liner of the carpet is loose around the floor wall. Go and check it out. I decided to dig my Civic and get a 2016 Accord since gas mileage is not that big different. I got more HP, Rooms and styling.
Would rather have a Hyundai over a nissan, same with Kia, would rather have a Kia over nissan
Sherlock Moans same
Why, both on the same level for me.
@@Nismo3 nissan is shit compared to Hyundai or kia now. Literally, take a look at all of the cuts nissan has done and look at all the stuff Hyundai and kia have added.
This video was so bias. No way a sentra would win a civic