2003 Nissan Sentra

Pros: Lots of torque, nice seats, great price, 6-speed transmission, etc...

Cons: Some torque steer, stock tires are not great in the wet

The Bottom Line: This is the most fun you can have with a car for such little money. Period.

Review: Oh, how the world of compact cars has changed! Ten years ago, cars like the Honda Civic and Nissan ...

Pros: Very Fast and Fun to Drive, Decent gas mileage, Stylish, Relatively cheap replacement parts

Cons: Defective Power Valve Screws can destroy engine, Rear Seats do not fold down.

The Bottom Line: Great for those seeking reliable transport and decent fuel efficiency without sacrificing power. Replace the Power Valve Screws immediately though.

Review: After having a whole list of crappy cars and finally landing a decent job, I have decided to get a reliable commuter vehicle. Something newer with low miles. I have been looking at a number of different compact cars and the Nissan Sentra keeps coming ...

Pros: power and torque to spare shifter fixed for 2003 back seat big enough

Cons: fold down back seat not standard ride is quite firm transmission and exhaust noise

The Bottom Line: Get the Spec-V for total sportiness Get the GXE 2.5 LE for more comfort

Review: 2003 Spec-V
SEG factor 9.3 out of 10 (S.E.G - the G stands for grin!)

After driving everything and reading all the reviews we could find, we bought a 2003 Sentra Spec-V. Ours is Sunburst yellow for fun. We got the ABS/SAB but not the...

Pros: great breaks excellent cruise control bridgestone tires great visibility !

Cons: stearing is ok, seats folds down but little space

The Bottom Line: 2003 sentra is improved - better gas milage - better breaks than the 2002 sentra. more leg legroom on drivers side. fun car to drive. very good visibility !

Review: bought 2003 NISSAN SENTRA 1.8 ENGINE - AUTOMATIC


THIS CAR IS GETTING 30 MPG CITY AND 40 ON THE HW.
BETTER THAN EXPECTED !

IMPROVED GAS MILLAGE 28 - 36 ( AUTOMATIC )

I AM IMPRESSED WITH THIS CAR.
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Pros: Fun to drive, torquey engine, comfortable seating, decent stock stereo, inexpensive

Cons: Torque steer

The Bottom Line: I would buy this car again for this price. Fun to drive and cheap.

Review: I bought the Spec V in early 2003 for $15,400 (US). For the price, I don't think you can find a better car. Power/Engine: most people on other website seem to find they get roughly 145whp. With bolt-on mods people are easily getting 165whp. Mine ...

Pros: Quick, practical, respectable gas mileage, Nissan quality

Cons: Cup holders are an afterthought, ABS/Side Airbags not standard.

The Bottom Line: I recommend the Spec V to anyone looking for a quick 4 door car. It is the best "Bang for the Buck" going today.

Review: This car is no supermodel. It is a budget car and those who expect Lotus moves and Detroit muscle speed for Yugo prices are going to be upset. The 2003 Nissan Sentra Spec V is, however, the best bang for the buck since the '87-'93 Mustang 5.0. For less...

Pros: Power, Standard Features, Quality, Torque, Handling, PRICE, gas milage, looks, sound system

Cons: Shocks, No Power Seats, Trunk Space

Review: I love the Sentra. I like almost everything about this car. The engine is a 1.8l, but is powerful for only a 1.8. The engine puts out 126 HP stock, and when you compare this to a Pontiac Sunfire there 2.2 puts out 126 HP. The Civic has a 1.6 engine and ...

Pros: Power, feels better built than Corolla, good control, sunroof

Cons: Too expensive, hate the trunk lid, no power seats.

Review: FOR THE MONEY, it is a really fun car. I haven't had any problems and it has really nice pick-up. ...

Pros: Handles decent, Controls are easy, Nice First Vehicle Purchase

Cons: Can get pricey for the lowest end model of the Nissan Family

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this to someone who is starting out and wanting to purchase their first vehicle. I wouldn't recommend it if you can afford a few extra bucks otherwise.

Review: The first car I ever sold at my Nissan dealership was a 2003 Nissan Sentra SE-R Spec V model. The c ...

Pros: Powerful engine, cheap to insure, inexpensive, handles well.

Cons: Tacky interior, torque steer, conservative styling

The Bottom Line: An inexpensive car with a lot of power that's also practical (cheap to insure and doesn't attract attention from police).

Review: BACKGROUND I really wasn't looking to buy a new car, but Nissan offered some great incentives on the Sentra earlier this year and I bit. INTRODUCTION I ended up purchasing a 2003 Nissan Sentra SE-R with an automatic. EN ...