Replaced leaking rack and pinion at 4,140 miles. It took 4 trips to the dealer get repaired.
Service Engine Soon light. Prior to 11,451 miles.
Resurfaced rotors (rear drums) at 11,451 miles.
Replaced front driver's window regulator at 11,451 miles. Special order regulator for passenger window.
Replaced passenger window regulator at 11,682 miles.
Service Engine Soon light. Prior to 11,855 miles.
Rear drums and shoes ordered at 11,855 miles.
10 days later, drums and shoes replaced.
2 days later, Engine light again.
Replaced R&I combination meter ass'y at 12,616 miles. 2 days in shop.
9 days later, Engine light again!!
I really want to love this car. Did I get a lemon?
Love the Fosgate/Rockford stereo.
Gets about 2 miles less per gallon than my 1995 Sentra under exactly the same driving conditions.
Has less power than the 95 Sentra.
Very little leg room in rear seats.
If you get the sun roof, have a towel handy when going through the car wash.
Pretty car.
It's probably worth noting that Consumer Reports named the Sentra as one of their LEAST reliable small cars of 2006, along with the 5 cylinder Jetta and the Chevrolet Cobalt.
My, my... a Japanese car?
I have a 2005 Sentra sports edition. The one major problem I had so far was the keyless entry remote starting acting up. They eventually replaced the module that controls the keyless entry, and this fixed the problem. This happened a year ago.
I recently noticed that there are a couple of factory recalls on this vehicle. I guess I will have to take it in to have those issues resolved.