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FEATURES | 8 out of 10
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This is a very well-equipped car with the usual features
Cars.com
luggage capacity is a respectable 13.1 cubic feet
Edmunds
a number of upscale features
ConsumerGuide
In its base 2.0 form, the Sentra makes a good commuter car, with a strong list of standard features like power windows and locks, air conditioning, tilt steering, split-folding backseats, and a 160-watt CD sound system. Moving on up to the 2.0 S or 2.0 SR trim gets you more conveniences, like a center console, keyless entry, and a trip computer, while the high-end 2.0 SL adds leather and Bluetooth. However, the SL can only be had with the CVT.
ConsumerGuide reports that the Sentra offers "a number of upscale features." Cars.com also mentions that "all of the regular Sentra trim levels now have brightly illuminated instruments, day and night, as standard equipment" and "XM Satellite Radio is standard on 2.0 SL models."
Edmunds points to "a sunroof, a Rockford Fosgate sound system, a spoiler and a trunk divider" as options.
At the top of the range, the SE-R gets a sport-tuned suspension, big 17-inch alloy wheels, special badging, sport seats, and a number of other extras. The Spec V takes the performance package another step, with extra bracing, upgraded brakes, summer performance tires, driving lamps, and exclusive lower bodywork. The audio system offered on both top models includes a color display screen with USB interface. Newly optional is a navigation system with five-inch screen; other top desirables include Rockford Fosgate audio, satellite radio, and Intelligent Key keyless entry and start.
Conclusion
The 2010 Nissan Sentra offers a good list of standard features and a respectable list of options that now includes a nav system.
