Yup, the boxy taillights in the back really bother me for some reason.Originally posted by: randomlinh
meh, lights look so boxy. that and i never really like the altima/maxima redesigns anyway.
but yeah, I'd pick one up before a yaris.
Originally posted by: Fenixgoon
i wonder what the SE-R Spec V version will be like.. looks pretty good though!
Originally posted by: JEDI
Originally posted by: andylawcc
http://www.nissanusa.com/sentra07/?Site=N06SENBCM
doesnt nissan also have a subcompact to compete vs fit/yaris>?
Originally posted by: Fingolfin269
Originally posted by: JEDI
Originally posted by: andylawcc
http://www.nissanusa.com/sentra07/?Site=N06SENBCM
doesnt nissan also have a subcompact to compete vs fit/yaris>?
The Versa.
Originally posted by: thomsbrain
the versa competes with the fit and yaris. and C&D already determined that the fit is the best of the bunch. they thought the versa was comfy, but the fit was by far the better driver's car.
Originally posted by: thomsbrain
news flash: the sentra competes with the civic and corolla.
the versa competes with the fit and yaris. and C&D already determined that the fit is the best of the bunch. they thought the versa was comfy, but the fit was by far the better driver's car.
the big question for ATOT will be if the SE-R (assuming there is one) can compete with the acclaimed Civic Si.
Originally posted by: randomlinh
Originally posted by: FeuerFrei
I thought the Nissan Versa, not the Sentra, competes with the Yaris. Isn't the Sentra positioned a notch above the Versa?
well, i think the OP's point was the sentra can get some pretty nice gas mileage, which is the whole argument for the yaris/fit/versa. that's what I was getting at anyway. ok, yaris and co. are a little cheaper, but right now, it seems you'll be paying MSRP or more. and they're ugly.
Originally posted by: miri
I like Nissans, after owning 2 nissans, I purchased a Honda and a Toyota. After my experience with the Honda and the Toyota, I think my next car will be a Nissan again.
Originally posted by: PhoenixOrion
Originally posted by: miri
I like Nissans, after owning 2 nissans, I purchased a Honda and a Toyota. After my experience with the Honda and the Toyota, I think my next car will be a Nissan again.
I like Nissans, after owning 2 nissans, I purchased a Toyota and my wife had a Mitsubishi. After my experience with Toyota and Mitsubishi, I think I'll never buy a Nissan again.
Originally posted by: AdamK47 3DS
Here is a summary of the people in a typical ATOT car thread:
1. Debate on which non-performance vehicle is less slow
2. Believe that performance corresponds to the exterior look of the car
3. Don't know a piston from a camshaft and still think they know everything
4. Couldn't change their own oil to save their life
5. Brand loyalty negates a meaninful reply
6. Opinion on a car is based on a single specific experience with the brand
7. Read many opinionated magazine reviews as fact
8. Believe that what they want from a vehicle applies to everyone else here
9. Worship Jeremy Clarkson
I'm sure there are many more.
Originally posted by: iversonyin
Originally posted by: AdamK47 3DS
Here is a summary of the people in a typical ATOT car thread:
1. Debate on which non-performance vehicle is less slow
2. Believe that performance corresponds to the exterior look of the car
3. Don't know a piston from a camshaft and still think they know everything
4. Couldn't change their own oil to save their life
5. Brand loyalty negates a meaninful reply
6. Opinion on a car is based on a single specific experience with the brand
7. Read many opinionated magazine reviews as fact
8. Believe that what they want from a vehicle applies to everyone else here
9. Worship Jeremy Clarkson
I'm sure there are many more.
Do you take every cars apart and examine their individuals parts and measure every little things to come up with an objective valuation if the car is worth the money or better than other cars being discussed?
What is consider a good car to you and what do you drive?
Originally posted by: iversonyin
Originally posted by: AdamK47 3DS
Here is a summary of the people in a typical ATOT car thread:
1. Debate on which non-performance vehicle is less slow
2. Believe that performance corresponds to the exterior look of the car
3. Don't know a piston from a camshaft and still think they know everything
4. Couldn't change their own oil to save their life
5. Brand loyalty negates a meaninful reply
6. Opinion on a car is based on a single specific experience with the brand
7. Read many opinionated magazine reviews as fact
8. Believe that what they want from a vehicle applies to everyone else here
9. Worship Jeremy Clarkson
I'm sure there are many more.
Do you take every cars apart and examine their individuals parts and measure every little things to come up with an objective valuation if the car is worth the money or better than other cars being discussed?
What is consider a good car to you and what do you drive?
Originally posted by: sniperruff
Originally posted by: randomlinh
Originally posted by: FeuerFrei
I thought the Nissan Versa, not the Sentra, competes with the Yaris. Isn't the Sentra positioned a notch above the Versa?
well, i think the OP's point was the sentra can get some pretty nice gas mileage, which is the whole argument for the yaris/fit/versa. that's what I was getting at anyway. ok, yaris and co. are a little cheaper, but right now, it seems you'll be paying MSRP or more. and they're ugly.
but the corolla and civic gets excellent milage as well. and still with all the marketing mumbo jumbo such as "DOHC" and "high-output", no official specs on this engine. i doubt it'll remotely dent the sales of civic and corolla unless it sells for a couple thousand below those 2.
