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Nissan News: Nissan Sentra Previewed in the Nissan Sylphy


Drew Dowdell

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2020-nissan-sylphy-sentra-2 (4).jpgNissan unveiled the Nissan Sylphy at the Shanghai Auto Show earlier this month and spies have caught it in the US virtually confirming it will be coming to the US as the next generation Nissan Sentra.

Looking like a mini-Nissan Altima, Nissan says the chassis is now much stiffer and they have gone and improved the suspension and steering feel.  The interior has been made to look much more luxurious with quilted seats and a slicker looking dashboard.

The infotainment system is a 8-inch TFT screen and the driver gets a 7-inch TFT gauge cluster. Nissan's ProPilot Assist will be available and includes things like collision warning, blind spot warning, lane departure warning, cross traffic alert, and others. 

No details yet on powertrain except that Nissan says the 4-cylinder engine and CVT have been updated. 

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On 4/30/2019 at 4:51 PM, Drew Dowdell said:

You'd probably like a Maxima. 

I love the look of the Maxima... not sure how I'd like how they drive (suspension), nor would I be amused with a CVT....

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