MW 2002: Nissan Sentra SE-R Spec V Road Test
Nissan Sentra Spec V Breaking News
Introducing the 'stealth' Sentra - Canada.com December 10, 2009
Introducing the 'stealth' Sentra"The SE-R Spec V really provides the best of both worlds," says Tim Muirhead of Newcastle Nissan. "It meets all the requirements of a young family on a day
2007 Subaru Impreza - Question IT - Import Tuner Magazine November 26, 2009
I am the proud owner of an '08 Sentra SE-R Spec V with aspirations of turning some wrenches on this project soon, but am lost on where to begin,
2010 Toyota Corolla XRS Review - Auto123 December 05, 2009
Clearly, the XRS variant of the Corolla won't win any stoplight races compared with other sporty compact sedans such as the Civic Si, Sentra SE-R Spec V and
Toyota Corolla XRS 2010 : essai routier - Auto123.com December 05, 2009
Corolla ne battra clairement pas sur le quart de mille les berlines compactes plus sportives telles que les Civic Si, Sentra SE-R Spec V et Jetta GLI.
Q:
2002 Nissan Sentra Spec-v with higher mileage wondering what you think?
Hey,
I have been looking into a 2002 Nissan Sentra Spec-V with 90,000 miles. Apparently "babied" the whole way. I am not too familiar with Nissan lifespans, and wonder what you guys(or girls) think about this one. Is it worth getting for around $7000? and how long would you guess it would last? I know many factors affect the lifespan but I'm just looking for a nice sporty affordable car and this seems to fit the bill. Thanks in advance!
(asked by dirtbkr1004 on May 06, 2008)
A: 1. The 2002 Sentra is NOT a sporty car. No, being a Spec-V does not make it more sporty.
2. A car like that, has not been "babied." Ferrari's are babied. Porsches. Nissans, especially 4-door ugly sedans, are driven till they die.
3. 90,000 miles on basically a 5 year old car, equals 18,000 miles a year. The national average is around 12,000, so this car has been driven A LOT. You don't get that many miles on a car, by taking it easy on it.
4. Consumer Auto rates the car at around $7000 if it's pretty much flawless. I guarantee you, the one you're looking at, is not. I wouldn't pay more than around $5500.
5. Like you said, a lot of factors affect lifespan. There's no way to answer that. If you don't maintain it, it might last a month. If you maintain it like a child, it might last 30 years.
Good luck. (answered by Vipassana on May 07, 2008)
Q:
Where is the stock amplifier in a 2006 Nissan Sentra Spec V?
My cousin just bought a 06 Spec V and wants to do away with all the stock
audio crap but he can't find the stock amp to bypass it, so... does anyone know where it is? Thanks.
(asked by Phillip R on February 11, 397)
A: In my car its in the trunk, under the rear panel where the rear speakers are. Its not that big in size. It looks like a small rectangular box of Kleenex tissue with wires going in and out. The difference in my car and yours is the engine and the Spec V badge. :) (answered by Hakuna Matata on February 11, 821)
Q:
What is the 0-60 time for a 2004 Nissan Sentra Spec-V with an automatic transmission?
I know the manual transmission is in the low 7s and I was wondering if the automatic is significantly slower.
(not the Spec-V, the SE-R) I know the manual transmission is in the low 7s and I was wondering if the automatic is significantly slower.
(asked by cscsharks02 on October 10, 2007)
A: im guessing around 8 seconds (answered by deautophile on October 10, 2007)
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