1987 Nissan Sentra Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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$6,394 to $10,594

What owners say

AI Summary · 5 reviews

"Overall, drivers have a lot of affection for the 1987 Nissan Sentra, praising its reliability, affordability, and the memories they've made with it. Many appreciated its decent gas mileage and comfort, while some mentioned issues like frequent brake wear and mechanical challenges. Overall, it's seen as a dependable choice for those seeking an economical daily driver."

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After giving my truck away to try and help a friend, I bought this from my brother-in-law for about $500. It burned a quart of oil a week and had some front end damage. However, this thing was a beast. I drove it for over 4 years. As long as you put a quart of oil a week in her, she just kept going. This car probably had more memories than any other car I had. Probably because I drove it at the end of my high school career and all through my college career. At that point in my life I just needed something cheap to get me to school and work. I think everyone road in the Nissan at one point or another. She finally died when I went through a huge puddle and shorted out the ECU computer that mounted under the passanger side seat. Yes, there were holes in the floor boardes, but the carpet covered them. Overall, I will never forget Nelly the Nissan for she did me good at a critical time of my life. RIP Nelly. LOL

August 27, 2010

Super fun little car to fulfill all of your daily driving needs. This car will always get you to where you need to go. About 25 mpg. Carbureted 1.6 liter 4 cylinder. Makes about 60 or so horsepower. I love this car.

November 8, 2010

I had the B12 Edition fastback. The 87 was a sporty car, with a removable sunroof, and great speaker placement for the radio. It sat low, and handled the mountainous roads of Virginia expertly. Working on the car is a big hassle, though, as there are WAY too many vaccuum hoses.

October 11, 2010

$6,394 to $10,594