Nissan Sentra

Spruced up for the 2024 model year with a new grille and a more efficient continuously variable automatic transmission, the Nissan Sentra sedan creeps up $430 over the 2023 starting price.

Nissan is recalling more than 153,300 examples of the Sentra as well as its Altima sedan over a rearview camera image that may not display.

Nissan is expanding the recall to a total of more than 236,000 examples of the sedan for the same issue.

The most meaningful updates to the 2024 Sentra are a new CVT and stop-start functionality, which Nissan claims drive an increase in fuel efficiency, but the company has yet to release EPA figures.

After first testing a group of small SUVs, the agency put five small cars through the wringer of its updated moderate overlap front crash test.

The 2023 Nissan Sentra remains an affordable choice and now has a starting price of $21,045 (all pricing includes a $1,095 destination fee).

Our analysis of the best value new cars for 2023 shows that budget-conscious shoppers don’t have to limit themselves to just one vehicle type.

A common belief is that larger, higher-riding vehicles are better equipped to protect occupants in a crash, but the latest series of crash tests from IIHS challenge that viewpoint.

The 2022 Sentra feels competitive in just about every way with the 2022 Civic but falls just a tad short of the sophistication and “newness” of the Honda.

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