If you’re a commuter who wants a brand-new car, you should consider the Nissan Sentra. This sedan is not only efficient, but it is also fun to drive. The cherry on top is that this car starts at just $20,200 MSRP* when you buy the entry-level Nissan Sentra S. Not to mention if you shop for one at Suntrup Automotive Group, you’ll also have our new vehicle specials to enjoy! Check out all of the 2023 Nissan Sentra trims below, including starting MSRPs and featured highlights.
Kicking off the 2023 Nissan Sentra trims is the S model. Enjoy a highway fuel economy of up to 39 mpg** as well as must-have features, such as Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto®. You’ll also have access to the following features when you choose the Nissan Sentra S:
When you upgrade to the new Nissan Sentra SV, you can expect bigger displays and more advanced technology than the base trim. You’ll also enjoy Remote Engine Start, Intelligent Cruise Control, and these features on your St. Louis drives:
Searching for a Nissan Sentra trim with premium touches and elevated design details? The SR has what it takes to be your next vehicle in Fenton, as you can below:
If you’re interested in a unique look, the Sentra SR Midnight Edition fits the bill. You’ll have premium features of the SR as well as exterior upgrades on this Nissan Sentra trim, such as:
Whether you’re eyeing the Nissan Sentra SV or SR Midnight Edition, you will find a competitive price when you shop at Suntrup Automotive Group. Even if you have no credit or you’re rebuilding your credit, we can help you in the St. Louis area. Apply for financing for your new Sentra online now!
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