1992 Nissan Sentra Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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94 SE-R conversion all around. thumbnail
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$8,795 to $13,250

What owners say

AI Summary · 11 reviews

"Overall, owners of the 1992 Nissan Sentra express a mix of nostalgia and practical appreciation. Many appreciated its reliability, low maintenance costs, and impressive fuel economy, especially given its age. However, some owners noted issues with performance and handling, particularly with the base models. In general, this car is viewed as a fun and economical choice, especially for new drivers."

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11 reviews
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A nice sporty little car. Light, quick, nimble, and crash safe. The 2.0L engine in this little car kicks ass with 140 HP and less that 2500lbs, this thing can get up and go! Interior was kind of ugly with a tall shifter and the 14 inch wheels were undersized for the performance of the car. Really fun with a 7k RPM redline! It likes the revs too!

November 10, 2009

It would be just an average SE-R without the epic suspension modding. Still a boost over the GA16DE powered Sentras that are boring commuter econo-boxes. The latest thing I have done was swap in B14 B-pillar seat belts to take weight off the doors.

May 26, 2009

good acceleration because it's only 75lbs but tops out at 50km/h

February 5, 2008

$8,795 to $13,250