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Replying to: jd10013 (Apr 23, 2007 3:22 pm)
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Replying to: eldaino (Apr 25, 2007 8:56 am) and there is your proof, but i'll highlight for you Civic * 29,721 28,969 -1.1% 68,140 78,479 -15.4% Memo: Civic Hybrid 2,813 2,232 21.5% 6,520 7,177 -11.5% Don't get the wrong idea, I'm by no means bashing honda, just pointing out a trend. I think there are several factors with the civic, 1. it was redesigned in 2006, so it went up in price and the discounts dissappeared 2. the accord will be redesigned for 2008, and is being heavily discounted and taking sales 3. Its loosing sales to both the prius and fit. at any rate, it's still in the top 5 for car sales. |
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A reporter would like to talk with a consumer who owns a four-cylinder Honda Civic, Honda Accord, Toyota Corolla, Toyota Camry, Nissan Altima or Nissan Sentra but had also shopped for a Prius or another hybrid before deciding on their current purchase. Please respond to ctalati |
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Replying to: rasldasl (Feb 28, 2007 9:20 am) The supplied AM-FM radio and CD player is NOT MP3 compatible, unlike some other car brands. To get the MP3 you must upgrade to the Rockford-Fosgate Audio System. Makes me wonder why I can get these missing features on a Ford Focus right now. |
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Which would you choose, a SentraSL or VersaSL sedan? We are torn. (I'll cross-post to the Versa forum) Here in western MA we travel significant distances. Not like AZ, but pretty good. The SentraSL and VersaSL both have the interior stuff we want, like cruise control. VersaSL The VersaSL has way significantly better rear legroom (we are tall). It ALWAYS comes with a stupid "option" sound and bluetooth package. Who cares about 6 CDs when we use an ipod? Lame. SentraSL The SentraSL 2.0 has a bit more power for the distance and probably does not work as hard. Would it be better in the winter weather crud? Is the actual MPG equivalent?
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Replying to: coil_nine (May 26, 2007 4:32 pm) Pluses: Mileage has been good (averaging about 30 on mostly highway driving) and it is very quiet and refined at high speeds. The CVT is great on the highway. Minuses: Door panels scratch very easily, seats are a bit low and that can be uncomforatble on a long trip. The CVT can be a bit jerky at low speeds, such as pulling out of a side street.
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Replying to: rasldasl (May 29, 2007 7:41 am) I am hoping for 35 MPG average. Time will tell. I will report back. |
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Hi all... Anyone know of a website with the latest 4-1-1 on the '08 versions of the Sentra? I'm eager to find out what Nissan has in store for the U.S. models, such as improvements and new features (if any). Please inform... Many thanx! Peace<-
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Replying to: aladdinsane (Jun 05, 2007 6:26 am)
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Replying to: ike3 (Jun 05, 2007 8:17 pm) These are exactly the "improvements" that I spoke of in my original entry here. I've been to the Canadian Nissan website and I know what you're saying. Add to that list electronic stability/traction control and that's a pretty good list for Nissan to pick up on. The question is will they? Hmmmmmmmmm...the jury's out on that one! What you say about there being other choices in this class is on the beam, so to speak. Time will tell. I'm still curious as to what direction Nissan will take the Sentra for '08. We'll see... Peace!<-
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