2000 Nissan Sentra consumer reviews

Bad in snow. If you don’t mind poor alignment& other minor inconveniences(rough idle, rough low gear, poor brake control) it is excellent value if bought used. I have 2001 se

good tires and suspension.get me from cedar key fl to mansfield ohio twice,west virginia.tennessee.hauls alot of stuff in trunk . my dad used to drive it till he got a catfish barb in his left foot that is his clutch foot.its a 5speed 1.8l

Bought as a second vehicle in fall of 2016. In the driver's seat it has ample room for me at 6'2". Rear seat great for grocery bags or small children. Love the fold-down back seats. As a small truck lover/owner, a 2004 Dakota, I am still amazed at almost always grabbing the keys to drive this Sentra. Fun little car. Had to replace the front axles because the rubber boots on the axles were old and split. Rear brake calipers are pricey to buy VS other similar cars. In almost 3 yrs. since I've had it I've never had a "check engine light" go on unlike the similar year Buick Regal I drove before this Sentra.

Gas affordable, very reliable, never had any high expense mechanical repairs. Own it for 20 years, sold it to friend of mine.

This/My car is still a beauty and please let me introduce you to her. Her name is Cookie and she has the crunch. Although she's a 17 year old car and has been through a lot she's still loyal. Anytime I've thought at times that it was over between us she always seems too bounce right back every time and it's nothing big or too bad. The parts are very easy to fix it needed to and which that'll save you a lot of money. Don't miss out on a lovely and reliable car like this one!!

Nissan Sentra was a used car but was excellent in every way. Comfortable, durable,spacious,no engine sound with light on gas, I mean to say is good mileage

I bought this car new and it now has over 230,000 miles. It has a 2.0, 4 cyl. motor which I've been very impressed with the acceleration pick up. Just began to use a little oil and a little rattling of valves occasionally. By far the best and most reliable car I've had. Never wrecked it so the white paint looks great 17 years old. I'd recommend white in any car because sun does not impact white like it does other colors. I've really not been overly protective of it. Probably not been hand waxed but 5 or 6 times in 17 years. Just a spray wax at the car wash every time I run it through there. I sprayed scotch guard myself from a can when I first got it new and wipe up spills and spots with a baby wipe. My beige interior look almost new after 17 years and a few auto spray upholstery cleanings (the kind you buy in a can from the automotive store). On the downside the cheap plastic oil dipstick has broken 5 or 6 times and had to be replaced. It has had a popping noise in the stearing since about the time the warranty ran out. Was told it wasn't a dangerous thing from the dealer so I've never had it fixed and it hasn't went out on me YET. By the way this car ran perfectly until I had the valve cover and gasket replaced; then the rattling valves and using a little oil. I can't help but believe that something might have been dropped or adjusted when the repair was made at the dealer. (yes, 230,000 miles and I still had this done at the dealer.) Most of my work has been done at the dealer but after this I'm rethinking that.

I have owned this car for about four years. The check engine light was on since I got it, and I just don't have the money to fix it. I've got to say, she still runs fine and gets me everywhere I need to go. I'm actually very impressed with this car, and give her a little kiss whenever I go fast on the highway and need to thank her. Give this gal a little love and you'll be amazed what she'll so for you. I'd honestly say it's a great value for the money. Might not be the number one cutest car on the market, but for the year, not too shabby looking in my opinion either. This car has won my heart over the years.

Way too small I'm not giant but I'm cramped in this car I feel like I'm in a go cart a honda accord is twice the size if you get hit by any vehicle that's a decent size the nurses will get to know you by your first name I also put a lot of money in this car my advice get something bigger for safety sake

I am a second owner and it was a great car up until 120K or 13 years considering the previous owner changed the oil regularly but that was all he did. Whenever the check engine light would go off he would have the light turned off. I bought the car in 2010. To begin with all was well but last January (2014) I had a head gasket repair followed by radiator and springs, struts and bearings. Now it turns out the bearings are faulty and this is my 5th repair since January. I read some people get 190K out of this car but I'm not sure how right now.