#NissanSentra

The Nissan Sentra’s price stays the same.

I am a card-carrying member of the “slow car fast” club, so it takes about half a lap to fall for the Sentra Cup Car.

The days of the $10,000 new car are long gone. However, when you take into account the added safety and convenience features of today’s cars, they might just be better value than ever before.

Apple CarPlay and Android Auto make it safer, easier, and more convenient to access your smartphone while driving. And the best part is that both are available in really affordable cars.

The Nissan Sentra has long served as one of the most popular and most affordable compact sedans sold in North America. That is great for drivers who want an inexpensive, roomy four-door to get their coworkers to the office or their kids to school. The downside to many lower priced compact sedans is that they also lack some conveniences features that are optional in pricier models. You can solve this dilemma by taking advantage of the best Nissan Sentra accessories the aftermarket has to offer..

Eight winners will be announced next week, including overall Car and Utility Vehicle of the Year.

The Car’s share of the market continues to shrink amidst model line cancellations and shifting consumer tastes.

Our annual awards are back, with a new format and more categories!

The 2020 Nissan Sentra is a pretty solid compact sedan. We thought so when we reviewed it last month. Nissan Canada must think so too, because today it announced it will use a lightly-modified version of the Sentra in a one-make racing series, set to kick off in May 2021.

September is almost here, which in the auto industry means the arrival of 2021 models for almost every car you are thinking of buying. It also means that a lot of manufacturers and dealers will be looking to dispose of the 2020 models – with some very attractive deals!

We’re leaving this decade on a high note. Ignore the Chicken Littles: the automotive industry is turbulent, sure, but there’s a lot to look forward to in the near future. The biggest reveals of 2019 prove as much.

If one were to heed the bleating of certain corner offices and C-suites, it would seem that the compact car culture has been #cancelled, evaporated from the landscape like a fleeting Instagram story or ill-considered tweet. Those suits assert that SUVs and crossover (read: tall wagons) are the Way Forward.

Nissan pre-empted the LA Auto Show opening by revealing the latest evolution of its best-selling American model ever, the 2020 Sentra, Tuesday evening.

Drivers have been crossover crazy for years, flocking to car-based utility vehicles like senior citizens to a discount buffet.