2001 Nissan Sentra

Pros: Acceleration, Stopping, Cornering, Economy, Fun factor (Owner-worthy!)

Cons: Only thing I could think of is: Transmission troubles at 122K miles.

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend this vehicle due to the fun factor, economy and reliability.

Review: I bought my SE new April '01. Never once did I regret the purchase. I now have 122,000 miles on it and still driving strong. The only machanical problem is my automatic transmission is now having trouble engaging reverse. Otherwise it has been flawless. ...

Pros: Performance, handling, braking, value, features

Cons: Plasticky interior, tight back seat, ABS impossible to find

The Bottom Line: A good buy, especially for the performance it has. Very good features at a great price, though ABS is very rare. Definitely check it out if you're shopping for compacts.

Review: My fiancee and I lease a 98 626 and the lease is almost up, so we went car shopping for a new one to replace it. The 626 has been bulletproof, but it has a lot of rattles and squeaks, so we decided on getting a new car to replace it. We've looked at a...

Pros: Good styling, spacious in the front, excellent gas mileage.

Cons: lots of recalls, cramped back seat.

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this car to anyone as an entry-level sedan. Very dependable, well built, comfortable, and accommodating.

Review: I bought my 2001 Nissan Sentra GXE from my brother in December 2003. I got a great deal on it because he sold it to me for payoff ($5500). He purchased it new from the local dealership in October 2000. Neither of us have had any serious problems with it ...

Pros: Power, braking, handling, luxury feel, accessories

Cons: Back seat a bit tight, small pass through from trunk to back seat

Review: I researched every vehicle in this compact (and subcompact) class and the Sentra SE was by far the best value. The selling point for me were the 4 wheel disk brakes which you cannot find on any other vehicle in this class (i.e., Civic, Corolla, Protege,...

Pros: child friendly, rides smoothly, wireless remote and stereo, and fabulous 1.8-liter 4-cylinder engine.

Cons: Needs more space in back with 2 car seats, had a few recalls on it.

The Bottom Line: Overall it's been reliable and easy to use with the children. We believe we got the best deal that was out there in the size vehicle we wanted.

Review: We bought the Nissan Sentra GXE brand spanking new. Years later we still think it's the best choice and I'll tell you why ... We have yet to have any problems with this car. No breakdowns, no stalling, no nothing. Everything is still in as good ...

Pros: Great Value for the Money

Cons: Hard to get ABS/Side Impact Air Bags | Leather not Available

The Bottom Line: If you want a sporty compact sedan that doesn't break the bank, buy the Nissan Sentra!

Review: This is a great first car and it can not be beat for the money!

Background

I used to own a 1999 Nissan Sentra SE-L and I liked it except I didn't like some things about it. My big gripes were it lacked driver legroom, a...

Pros: Very sporty car for the money

Cons: Small backseat

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this car to anyone that is looking for a cheaper car with lots of potential for performance growth.

Review: I have a 2001 Sentra Se with Performance Package and have put over 100,000 miles on it in the past 2 ...

Pros: Looks and runs great

Cons: minor little items pop off

The Bottom Line: Great deal and a great car. My next new car will also be a Nissan.

Review: I bought the SE model with every possible option (sunroof, spoiler etc) over a year ago and I love it. This is my first new car and after driving unreliable used cars for the past 10 years I feel so safe and secure driving this car.

I had a...

Pros: Smooth ride, handles very well, nice body, hardly any maintenence

Cons: More people don't buy it

The Bottom Line: I have heard that the 2000 sentra did not do very well according to consumer reports, I have no idea what the 2001 model will is like

Review: I have a 98' nissan sentra with a little under 45,000 miles. It runs beautifully and it's a lot of fun to drive. The stock sound system is great, but it's perfect too add anything to it.
I love everything about my car, there isn't one thing I would...

Pros: reliability, good looks, performance, well equipped

Cons: a tad small, odd looking seat fabric(SE)

The Bottom Line: If you run across one of these in your car shopping, GO FOR IT!

Review: THE DEAL A week ago yesterday, my partner's 1996 Plymouth Breeze started acting up, again. Have bought the car in September, and sinking $2000 in it in February, I was sick of this money leeching car. I demanded we buy a new car. Well, he knowing ...