I have an 05. Just got it. Almost 192k. I had an 05 with around 188k. I wrecked it and then got an 05 to replace it. They both shifted kinda rough on i think 3rd gear.....hopefully it lasts
I got my 2004 Nissan Sentra two years ago for only $600. It had 218,000 miles and needed some fixing, but now it's at 242,000 running strong, getting excellent gas mileage, and it hasn't let me down yet. :)
the late 90's and early 2000 nissan were built like tanks had 98 sentra ran it to 378k miles no issues original engine and transmission still ran but had to get rid of just bought new fun car lots faster lol
Come fix my car the mechanic I go to wants to charge me 2 grand for some bolts and leaks :/ it's at 131k miles I want this to last 10 years. Should I fix the problem now or wait a couple months. I do have AAA incase it breaks down I just dont know if its smart to spend now with all this corna drama
I've driven a 04 Toyota Corolla and the 04 Sentra and I must say that the Sentra is MUCH more fun to drive the thing sounds like it's more powerful than it actually it is.
Have a 2005 sentra with 380,000. Rebuilt the engine at 308,000. Cast iron block that can be bored to 40 over. Aluminum head has changeable valve seats and guides. Very rebuildable. Mine is a 5 speed standard. Great, economical car.
I live in Australia where it is called a Pulsar, bought my 2003 model for 1400. Power windows and cruise control. No mechanical issues, absolutely love it, so reliable.
Bought a 97 Sentra 4 months ago with 172,000 miles for $600. Manual transmission. No problems, love the car. Got a factory spoiler for it to make it look better 👌🏻
I got the same car, it's a great car. It sometimes has let me down but its nothing that cant be fix. Its efficient and works real well if you take care of the engine. I have had it for 3 years with now 220,000 miles and it continues to run well.
I just bought a 2005 Nissan Sentra 1.8S and i love it. It does sound like it gots power...so compact, feel like i can maneuver around better. Filled up on premium gas $29...
I picked up my 01 Sentra SE 2.0 for the paltry sum of $300.00. The previous owner bought his dream car and was going to junk it. This was 6 years ago and it has been very reliable. I recently had to replace the front springs and struts because one of the springs snapped and started dragging on the tire. 218,000 miles and counting.
Thank you for posting. I live about three hours from my son and I need a reliable affordable practical vehicle. I think a Sentra just might be a great option for me. I’m keeping my kind open I’ve never owned a Nissan before
My first car was a 2004 1.8 passed down through the family. It had a fair amount of problems, not gonna lie. Less than my 07 corolla. The AC would break every summer, interior bits would crumble, power window motors would go out, plastic both in and outside the car would break and create a ton of rattles, so so many little problems that add up and sour the experience of driving. It just felt incredibly cheap. Engine ran like a clock though. They're zippy, road hugging little cars. They're one of the best first cars, and one of the better choices sub 5k. It's what got me into cars and got me through high school and college up until being donated to a tech school at 194k because I couldn't deal with the lack of AC. They're the last good normal Nissan vehicle.
Probably going get to get one in May. My driver said it handled very well and it was slow when he gassed it, but still fast enough to get us up to traffic speed and not speed. Good car
Love my 06 1.8. So far it has 219k and still running like a charm. Replacing the starter but other than that it’s hauled ass! Hopefully I can keep it until my son learns to drive
I got my 2001 Sentra SER for $1200. I put 30,000 miles on it in the last year I do Uber eats, Only thing I had to replace the belt. Other than that no problem. I love how basic it is nothing breaks
I have a 2005 same exact model and only 38000 miles. if you don't drive them, they go bad but easy to work on and good on gas. mine sat for over 10 years without driving. as a result the entire AC system had to be replaced which I did myself. and then only drive few times a year if that.
I got a 2005 Sentra S in 2017 for 4,500$ and it had 50k miles on it. I drove 3,000 miles in 1 month I love it so much I did all the work on need that needed to be done. And at 53,000 a drunk dude hit me and spun me around and totalled it and I'm still upset never found anything like it. But I'm thankful to be alive and to be blessed with my beloved 2023 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off Road
Got a 02 gxe with 150k on it. Runs great but needs a clutch. I only get 30 to 32 mpg all highway. Less than I expected but way better than my v8 truck. Good car so far.
I had a 1998 Sentra GXE for 19 years, bought new in July '98, auto. transmisson. It never let me down. I didn't put a ton of miles on it, but as you said here, it got great gas mileage, was inexpensive to maintain. I sold it to a friend for $1600 over a year ago, and they are still driving it. I live in the mountains in Colorado, and kept snow tires on it year round, it did great in snow with front wheel drive. I replaced it with a 2015 Honda Civic LX 4 door , manual transmission (my first car was a Honda Civic).
Well so far it's been great, but I have only put about 4500 miles on it in the first year (bought at 2 years old, certified car with only 9,000 miles on it) I would say it is more comfortable - more leg room (I am six feet tall), more comfortable seats. One thing I liked better about the Sentra was it was easier to see out the back window. The Civic is up higher for the back shelf, so I have to kind of raise myself to get a good view rearward. It does come with a backup camera and small screen, but I like to look back there myself). I would say the quality is very good in the Civic. Not sure if I would say it is better, the engine of the Sentra was rock solid. I like how smooth and quiet the engine on the Civic is, I would say acceleration could be better, but it does the job, and the manual is a pleasure to shift. I am glad I got the manual vs the CVT. I drove a CVT 2015 Honda CR-V and also a 2015 Civic with CVT , and they were weird, with delayed reaction when you pushed on the accelerator.
Have an 03, I Was warned that within these models there's a good chance the head gaskets will crack after 100k. Mine did, my pops friend fixed it cheaply, other than that and the cranksham sensor its still running running pretty good at over 220k.
This is why I wish when I had my G20 which that car is based off I wish and also need some for me that I would have been able to swap the engine for the 1.8 because the 2.0 used more gas when it was calculated I looked it up it was the more expensive engine more powerful engine
WATCHING THIS BECAUSE IM THINKING ABOUT BUYING ONE TOM FOR 1400 SO I CAN PARK MY 03 ACCORD THAT I PURCHASED A YEAR AGO AT 276,000K FOR $600 AND SHE STILL KICKING IT STRONGM
I used to have a 2006 Toyota Corolla the meteor stopped at 299,999 but i drove her beyond that and when she couldn't go any more she kept trying. Yesterday i bought a 2005 Nissan Sentra i was skeptical the miles are 198k I have to fix the struts on it but other than that she's okay
They probably didn’t put them in because it would liable to break if someone was in the middle back seat. It does have a lot less room in that spot than other cars
hey kyle, beautiful video. i'm about to meet someone tomorrow to check out a 2005 nissan sentra for a $2,000 asking price. the seller told me the only issue was with the rear window motor on the passenger side. this seems solid according to your comments, but is there anything i should look out for at 153k miles?
I'm sure the G20 save more gas than the second Focus I have I mean the first one is the second Focus saves more gas in my opinion because it has a computer that tells you how to drive to be more efficient I don't know correct me if I'm wrong
I had an Infiniti G 20 as a first car and that was the more powerful engine option for the year 2000 for the Sentra my Infiniti had the twopoint o look up the difference between an 2000 Infiniti G 20 and a 2000 Nissan Sentra SE
I had an 04 that was amazingly reliable, gave it to a coworker with 200k on it, he’s still driving it. I replaced it with a low mileage original 2005 Sentra, Both Sentras have been the best cars I’ve ever owned.
Not sure if you got one yet, but I highly recommend the B15 model any year from -2004/2006 , I have it and it’s so fun to drive . It’s so reliable and very fuel efficient, only problems I’ve had was getting the brake lights replaced
mine is 2005 Sentra with dents around the body. Totally looks like ugly duckling but it runs like a champ. Even more fun to drive than my previous 2015 Civic
I love my 2004 Sentra. My only complaint is that the cup holders are too close to the front, where the stereo/HVAC controls are. I guess it made me get a smaller sized drink when I go out, but I wished it was further back to accommodate the bigger cups.
It's cheaper than a 2004 Honda because I've heard many sources say that Infinity is the BMW from Japan that is American and Honda is like the Pontiac from Japan which is American to and the BMW from Japan and America and Germany engineer wise
Anyone know if the 2005 Nissan Sentra SE is reliable? Its my first car and it already had 192k miles on it and so far the only thing that went wrong was the alternator.
38 miles per gallon?? I drive my 03 sentra like a grandma 1.8 112k best ive got is 29.3 mpg with a/c off and all and the 1.8 is the way to go anyways the qg18de is just as reliable as the vq30de and dek. Good thing about the 1.8 forged rods from factory but thats all we have going for us in that department. But overall the sentra 1.8 is the best bet for reliability over the 2.5 qr25de prone to head gasket failure also the 1.8 has a good rep for head gasket failure also buuut not as prone.
Any advice on how to get a new color though? I’m thinking getting a $4-500 ish dollar black shiny vinyl wrap and get a friend to help me install it. I’m not trying to spend 5k plus on a professional paint job. Just want a different color that looks decent
It really depends on what color you want. But, i would strongly discourage spending the money to change the color on a car like this. It’s an economy car. It defeats the purpose to put money into it that isn’t necessary.
My dislikes: Looks bland, horrible acceleration, not much outside noise cancellation, cheap interior (eventually rattles), struggles at 90mph, feels ugly on bumps, Cup holders? (Just don't be in park lol, or while charging phone and expect to hit cd player everytime)
Actually the 2.4 never came in that gen. (00-06) Sentra, the Altima's had a 2.5 which is the bad head gasket engine. Altima's prior to 02 had a 2.4 which was a decent engine.
I got 2005 Sentra 1.8, 170000 miles, US version. Its crappy car, low quality materials, but its strong like a hell. Its converted to LPG fuel, now runs only on LPG, because gasoline injectors doesnt run properly.
2004 Sentra 220,665 and still running like a champ ❤
Yup same 260k and still running strong
I have an 05. Just got it. Almost 192k. I had an 05 with around 188k. I wrecked it and then got an 05 to replace it. They both shifted kinda rough on i think 3rd gear.....hopefully it lasts
I have a 2006 s and I have 275,000 miles on it and still drive it every day
got 1998 sentra with 378k miles original engine and transmission still ran but got rid of it cause i because its getting too old paint peeling off lol
I got a 1998k miles and by taking care its running so far so good.
I got my 2004 Nissan Sentra two years ago for only $600. It had 218,000 miles and needed some fixing, but now it's at 242,000 running strong, getting excellent gas mileage, and it hasn't let me down yet. :)
the late 90's and early 2000 nissan were built like tanks had 98 sentra ran it to 378k miles no issues original engine and transmission still ran but had to get rid of just bought new fun car lots faster lol
Come fix my car the mechanic I go to wants to charge me 2 grand for some bolts and leaks :/ it's at 131k miles I want this to last 10 years. Should I fix the problem now or wait a couple months. I do have AAA incase it breaks down I just dont know if its smart to spend now with all this corna drama
I just got a 1998 sentra for $700 with 191k miles on it
My ‘06 is at mileage marker 290K. Runs like a champ!
I've driven a 04 Toyota Corolla and the 04 Sentra and I must say that the Sentra is MUCH more fun to drive the thing sounds like it's more powerful than it actually it is.
Drove this car 20 hours to Nebraska and it was very comfortable even at 190,000 miles. I'm in love with it!
You never realize what you have until it's gone :'( so true! This was my first car....the 02 version.
TheDiaperedDJ I know this is a old comment but I just bought a 02 Sentra with 196k kilometres, I hope it’s reliable
@@loganderbyshire4492 how did the car turn out?
Have a 2005 sentra with 380,000. Rebuilt the engine at 308,000. Cast iron block that can be bored to 40 over. Aluminum head has changeable valve seats and guides. Very rebuildable. Mine is a 5 speed standard. Great, economical car.
Got this exact car, has 420,000km on it. Hell of a car
Fucking wowwww
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Bought my 06 Nissan Sentra in June 2019 with only 87,000 miles on it.
Me too but I have a 2000 with 87000 miles
I live in Australia where it is called a Pulsar, bought my 2003 model for 1400. Power windows and cruise control. No mechanical issues, absolutely love it, so reliable.
I have one and love the way is so great on gas and fun to drive yes cup holders in the back nice trunk space if looking just basic car.
Just bought a 2005 as my first car 144,000km thanks for great insight 😊
Just got my sentra 04 thing is perfect for city driving comfortable and 115,000 miles
Bought a 97 Sentra 4 months ago with 172,000 miles for $600. Manual transmission. No problems, love the car. Got a factory spoiler for it to make it look better 👌🏻
I got the same car, it's a great car. It sometimes has let me down but its nothing that cant be fix. Its efficient and works real well if you take care of the engine. I have had it for 3 years with now 220,000 miles and it continues to run well.
Got my 2003 Nissan Sentra GXE with just under 250k miles on it. Bought it for $1200, runs like a champ!
Seems like Nissans are truly great cars. My mom has a 2005 Altima with 300k miles, give or take. Still a great daily driver
Sky High yeah man seems like they can take a hell of a beating and still run great
@@al3xsinatra7 I'm thinking about buying one, is it a gas guzzler?
@@Naeyola full tank should get you at least 300 miles.
Wait till that cvt goes out you’ll be thinking you got a real great deal then.
Bought my 02 nissan sentra manuel transmission for 1400 put a ton of work into the suspension, brakes and interior and its definitely a car keeping
I just bought a 2005 Nissan Sentra 1.8S and i love it. It does sound like it gots power...so compact, feel like i can maneuver around better. Filled up on premium gas $29...
I got an 04 Sentra for my first car
Just helped my girl get an 04 Sentra with 107k miles on it. So far so good after a couple weeks
I picked up my 01 Sentra SE 2.0 for the paltry sum of $300.00. The previous owner bought his dream car and was going to junk it. This was 6 years ago and it has been very reliable. I recently had to replace the front springs and struts because one of the springs snapped and started dragging on the tire. 218,000 miles and counting.
Thank you for posting. I live about three hours from my son and I need a reliable affordable practical vehicle. I think a Sentra just might be a great option for me. I’m keeping my kind open I’ve never owned a Nissan before
My first car was a 2004 1.8 passed down through the family. It had a fair amount of problems, not gonna lie. Less than my 07 corolla. The AC would break every summer, interior bits would crumble, power window motors would go out, plastic both in and outside the car would break and create a ton of rattles, so so many little problems that add up and sour the experience of driving. It just felt incredibly cheap. Engine ran like a clock though. They're zippy, road hugging little cars. They're one of the best first cars, and one of the better choices sub 5k. It's what got me into cars and got me through high school and college up until being donated to a tech school at 194k because I couldn't deal with the lack of AC. They're the last good normal Nissan vehicle.
Thanks for the info man. Keep doing your thing.
Probably going get to get one in May. My driver said it handled very well and it was slow when he gassed it, but still fast enough to get us up to traffic speed and not speed. Good car
I have a 2005 Sentra and bought it the same year . After 16 yrs is still going strong 💪 and didn’t had to buy another car
Love my 06 1.8. So far it has 219k and still running like a charm. Replacing the starter but other than that it’s hauled ass! Hopefully I can keep it until my son learns to drive
did your starter have a long tick ?
I got my 2001 Sentra SER for $1200. I put 30,000 miles on it in the last year I do Uber eats, Only thing I had to replace the belt. Other than that no problem. I love how basic it is nothing breaks
Driving a 2004 with 125,000 miles and looking forward to many more miles
Mines an 04 1.8 working great with 264k with great mileage
It has a cup holder behind the center console
I have a 2005 same exact model and only 38000 miles. if you don't drive them, they go bad but easy to work on and good on gas. mine sat for over 10 years without driving. as a result the entire AC system had to be replaced which I did myself. and then only drive few times a year if that.
I got a 2005 Sentra S in 2017 for 4,500$ and it had 50k miles on it. I drove 3,000 miles in 1 month I love it so much I did all the work on need that needed to be done. And at 53,000 a drunk dude hit me and spun me around and totalled it and I'm still upset never found anything like it. But I'm thankful to be alive and to be blessed with my beloved 2023 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off Road
2000 Nissan Sentra gxe with 253037 miles and running strong❤️
im looking at a 2001 with 130k miles (gxe)
2001 ford focus 262,478 miles still running
Hell yeah bro! My 2006 1.8L automatic has 194,000 and I only paid 1500$
Just acquired a 2001 Sentra, she needs some TLC and a paint job but it seems like a solid little car
I'm 19 and got a great deal on this for my first car
Got a 02 gxe with 150k on it. Runs great but needs a clutch. I only get 30 to 32 mpg all highway. Less than I expected but way better than my v8 truck. Good car so far.
I have a 2007 Sentra 2.0L with 156,000 it’s amazing
Hello buddy. I am thinking to Buy a Sentra 2.0 too. Do think can last 300,000km??
I had a 1998 Sentra GXE for 19 years, bought new in July '98, auto. transmisson. It never let me down. I didn't put a ton of miles on it, but as you said here, it got great gas mileage, was inexpensive to maintain. I sold it to a friend for $1600 over a year ago, and they are still driving it. I live in the mountains in Colorado, and kept snow tires on it year round, it did great in snow with front wheel drive. I replaced it with a 2015 Honda Civic LX 4 door , manual transmission (my first car was a Honda Civic).
aside from the civic having a manual and being a more modern car, do you think its much better than the sentra?
Well so far it's been great, but I have only put about 4500 miles on it in the first year (bought at 2 years old, certified car with only 9,000 miles on it) I would say it is more comfortable - more leg room (I am six feet tall), more comfortable seats. One thing I liked better about the Sentra was it was easier to see out the back window. The Civic is up higher for the back shelf, so I have to kind of raise myself to get a good view rearward. It does come with a backup camera and small screen, but I like to look back there myself). I would say the quality is very good in the Civic. Not sure if I would say it is better, the engine of the Sentra was rock solid. I like how smooth and quiet the engine on the Civic is, I would say acceleration could be better, but it does the job, and the manual is a pleasure to shift. I am glad I got the manual vs the CVT. I drove a CVT 2015 Honda CR-V and also a 2015 Civic with CVT , and they were weird, with delayed reaction when you pushed on the accelerator.
@@307billy good choice on the CVT. They arent very reliable.
I just got the same car
Have an 03, I Was warned that within these models there's a good chance the head gaskets will crack after 100k. Mine did, my pops friend fixed it cheaply, other than that and the cranksham sensor its still running running pretty good at over 220k.
i have an 05 and my head gasket blew but besides that it’s a reliable car
we have a Nissan Sentra 2004 s 1.8 engine and a real automatic transmission. 105 km
I have a 2000 Sentra with 87000 miles and I love it it just like a 2020 Sentra to me
Good review & great Sentra.
This is why I wish when I had my G20 which that car is based off I wish and also need some for me that I would have been able to swap the engine for the 1.8 because the 2.0 used more gas when it was calculated I looked it up it was the more expensive engine more powerful engine
I bought mine with 204000 miles and I love it its an 00 and I put 3308 miles on it and its awesome on gas ⛽
WATCHING THIS BECAUSE IM THINKING ABOUT BUYING ONE TOM FOR 1400 SO I CAN PARK MY 03 ACCORD THAT I PURCHASED A YEAR AGO AT 276,000K FOR $600 AND SHE STILL KICKING IT STRONGM
2006 Nissan Sentra here with 84k miles. Salvaged ofc but suspension is very rough I’d say 😢
I'm a Toyota and a Honda man. But, I remember back in the 90's that Nissans also had a great reputation o_o ^_^
I have a 2013 with 68,000 miles and never had a problem since it came off the showroom floor
I think in Europe they are badged as almera..underbody corrosion kills a lot of them ,excellent mechanically tho.
My 2006 Nissan Sentra 1.8S special edition. It's in great condition and has 44,000 miles.
How much do you think its worth?
only 44k miles? Wow.
I used to have a 2006 Toyota Corolla the meteor stopped at 299,999 but i drove her beyond that and when she couldn't go any more she kept trying. Yesterday i bought a 2005 Nissan Sentra i was skeptical the miles are 198k I have to fix the struts on it but other than that she's okay
How is it now
i have a 05 sentra,there should be cupholders in the back,on the back of the center console close to the floor
They probably didn’t put them in because it would liable to break if someone was in the middle back seat. It does have a lot less room in that spot than other cars
My 2000 has them there aswell
I guess will be ok to invest in my Nissan Sentra 2005 140k. Needs shocks.
My 2001 gxe has 117,000 . Feels really smooth.
That’s pretty low mileage for the age of it
The newer Sentra (2010-2015) are amazing cars to learn manual on
hey kyle, beautiful video. i'm about to meet someone tomorrow to check out a 2005 nissan sentra for a $2,000 asking price. the seller told me the only issue was with the rear window motor on the passenger side. this seems solid according to your comments, but is there anything i should look out for at 153k miles?
I'm sure the G20 save more gas than the second Focus I have I mean the first one is the second Focus saves more gas in my opinion because it has a computer that tells you how to drive to be more efficient I don't know correct me if I'm wrong
Just bought a 2000 manual 2.0 for 500 dollars 😁
I just brought a 2006 Nissan Sentra 1.8s for $400 flat rate
@@doethepoet6128 hello man. How many km or milles should last this car
how is the car going?
@@girlonlaptop still going !
I had an Infiniti G 20 as a first car and that was the more powerful engine option for the year 2000 for the Sentra my Infiniti had the twopoint o look up the difference between an 2000 Infiniti G 20 and a 2000 Nissan Sentra SE
what do you think about the standard version 2001 gxe model? Asking price $1800 with 138k miles.
just bought a 2004 Sentra today for 350$, ahah has 287,000km on it needs a little fixing but going to be great aha
05 sentra at 269k no issues yet
I had an 04 that was amazingly reliable, gave it to a coworker with 200k on it, he’s still driving it. I replaced it with a low mileage original 2005 Sentra,
Both Sentras have been the best cars I’ve ever owned.
Hi, looking to get one of these. Any tips on what to look out for or which year is better?
Not sure if you got one yet, but I highly recommend the B15 model any year from -2004/2006 , I have it and it’s so fun to drive . It’s so reliable and very fuel efficient, only problems I’ve had was getting the brake lights replaced
Ah the 1.8S loved the car fun to drive but still selling it to get a better car
mine is 2005 Sentra with dents around the body. Totally looks like ugly duckling but it runs like a champ. Even more fun to drive than my previous 2015 Civic
I love my 2004 Sentra. My only complaint is that the cup holders are too close to the front, where the stereo/HVAC controls are. I guess it made me get a smaller sized drink when I go out, but I wished it was further back to accommodate the bigger cups.
It also a pain in the ass if you have a 5 speed. My shifter hits my drink sometimes into 5th gear lol
I have the same issue in my ‘05 man, can’t even fit the drinks I get from the drive-thru in the cup holders lmao!
Thanks for sharing. My parents are looking at buying a 2005 1.8 S Sentra with 87,000, automatic transmission. Owner wants $2700 . What do you think?
Sounds about $700 over priced.
@@kyle-kelliher Thanks!
share with me how i could detect the power steering leakings that are not visible to me
I have the 1.8 base with a Japanese engine about the car for 3 hundred bucks I love my car
Oh 2004 my Nissan Primera which had the infinity engine of Nissan had a 2000 year
Any issues I should know about the 04 model? I heard some previous models had butterfly valve issues, or a manifold that needed an upgrade.
Should I buy a 2002 Nissan GXE Sentra with 200,000 miles for $1100?
It's cheaper than a 2004 Honda because I've heard many sources say that Infinity is the BMW from Japan that is American and Honda is like the Pontiac from Japan which is American to and the BMW from Japan and America and Germany engineer wise
I just bought 05 90000 miles drove up to Pennsylvania 300 miles then was doing delivery and overheated and possibly head gasket lol
Anyone know if the 2005 Nissan Sentra SE is reliable? Its my first car and it already had 192k miles on it and so far the only thing that went wrong was the alternator.
38 miles per gallon?? I drive my 03 sentra like a grandma 1.8 112k best ive got is 29.3 mpg with a/c off and all and the 1.8 is the way to go anyways the qg18de is just as reliable as the vq30de and dek. Good thing about the 1.8 forged rods from factory but thats all we have going for us in that department. But overall the sentra 1.8 is the best bet for reliability over the 2.5 qr25de prone to head gasket failure also the 1.8 has a good rep for head gasket failure also buuut not as prone.
music is annoying- thanks Nissan makes good stuff- had a D21 pick up ! the best
Haha sorry about that! I actually am building a hardbody on the channel if you check out my newer videos
Just bought one for 1100$ with 75k original miles
I got my 04 for 900 with 200k miles
Is that good? I don't know much about cars
Samantha Solorzano Not too bad if the car is in Decent condition. If you want to buy a car go for a Toyota or Honda for reliability
I’m hoping to snag a ser spec v to f I can get it in time
38mpg or 38 kilometers per gallon
38 km would only be 24 miles.
My nissan sentra 2006 makes 15mpg :(
if you're only getting 15mpg either something is wrong with your car or something is wrong with the way you drive.
@@kyle-kelliher i live in an small city with short streets. I have to stop and go frecuently. I guess is because of that.
I have a nissan sentra 2006 it makes 18mpg in the city!!! Im sad about it
Same. My 06 is slightly better at 23 mpg but I have to drive like a grandma
Carlos Ovalle what motor do u have
Scotty Kilmer on youtube says that Nissan stopped making good cars after 2001 b/c of Renault...not sure all the details.
Im looking at a 2003 nissan sentra with 124000 miles for $3300. Is that a good deal ??
No that’s way too high. Get it for $2500 or less!!
That's a good gas savor big guyz
Any advice on how to get a new color though? I’m thinking getting a $4-500 ish dollar black shiny vinyl wrap and get a friend to help me install it. I’m not trying to spend 5k plus on a professional paint job. Just want a different color that looks decent
It really depends on what color you want. But, i would strongly discourage spending the money to change the color on a car like this. It’s an economy car. It defeats the purpose to put money into it that isn’t necessary.
Kyle's cars if it’s cheap I wanna get it black. I don’t want a bright blue because it’s noticeable and I don’t wanna get pulled over
I'm looking into one for $4400 because it has 82,000 miles which I don't believe because it's a 2006
$4400 is too high anyways
I'm trying to buy my first car and I don't know much about cars, thanks!
What's could be prize of 2004 Sentra 119000 km ? I wanna buy .
Should I buy this 2003 Volkswagen Passat 129k miles for $4000 as my first car?
NOT FOR THAT PRICE! $1500 or less. That's WAYYYY too much for that thing.
My dislikes: Looks bland, horrible acceleration, not much outside noise cancellation, cheap interior (eventually rattles), struggles at 90mph, feels ugly on bumps, Cup holders? (Just don't be in park lol, or while charging phone and expect to hit cd player everytime)
That describes pretty much every car in this class and price range.
I have the same vehicle but I only get around 300ish miles with a full tank of gas, shouldn’t I be getting more? I do city/highway travel
I get about that in mine now. Was getting 350 miles, I blame my evap system.
Actually the 2.4 never came in that gen. (00-06) Sentra, the Altima's had a 2.5 which is the bad head gasket engine. Altima's prior to 02 had a 2.4 which was a decent engine.
@@tjhx5413 It could be bad, hopefully not. But its the qr25 thats known for blowing head gaskets.
I can drive my 04 sentra with 170k underwater bro
I got 2005 Sentra 1.8, 170000 miles, US version. Its crappy car, low quality materials, but its strong like a hell. Its converted to LPG fuel, now runs only on LPG, because gasoline injectors doesnt run properly.
Just got a 2005 1.8 with 147k for 600
2005 Nissan Sentra SE V4 for 2200. Good ? 135,000 mi
not horrible. but not anything I would be crazy about.
I went ahead and bought for 2100 actually
Just got an 05 for $700
I bought a 2002 manual for $1,000