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SEARCHNissan's base model 2017 Sentra will retail for $18,825, which represents a $360 increase from the outgoing model, NIssan has announced. Nissan is adding the SR turbo model for 2017.
Photo of 2017 Sentra SR Turbo courtesy of Nissan.
Photo of 2017 Sentra SR Turbo courtesy of Nissan.
Nissan's base model 2017 Sentra will retail for $18,825, which represents a $360 increase from the outgoing model, NIssan has announced. Nissan is adding the SR turbo model for 2017.
The Sentra S equipped with a 1.8L inline-four with the Xtronic CVT retails for $18,825. A lower-cost Sentra S with a 6-speed manual transmission will retail for a $1,000 discount.
Other Sentra models will sell for $19,625 for the SV with 1.8L and Xtronic, $20,825 for the SR with 1.8L and Xtronic, $22,335 for the SL with 1.8L and Xtronic, $22,825 for the SR Turbo with the direct-injected 1.6L and 6-speed manual, and $22,825 for the SR Turbo with the 1.6L and Xtronic.
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