What do you guys think of the Nissan Sentra SE-R Spec-V?
#18
Originally posted by foxymazda
Lol sadly I know more about the Nissan cars, trucks and SUVs then I do about my own car. That is what I get for taking 10 sales Nissan Certification tests and then 2 service tests. Oh well I made over $100 doing it lol. I just wish I could get a hold of a Mazda Protege book like the books I used to take those tests...I would rule all
And hell no it doesnt look like the Skyline! I have a pic of one on the side of my computer for all to see.
Lol sadly I know more about the Nissan cars, trucks and SUVs then I do about my own car. That is what I get for taking 10 sales Nissan Certification tests and then 2 service tests. Oh well I made over $100 doing it lol. I just wish I could get a hold of a Mazda Protege book like the books I used to take those tests...I would rule all
And hell no it doesnt look like the Skyline! I have a pic of one on the side of my computer for all to see.
http://www.nissanusa.com/vehicles/Fu...,9436,,00.html
#19
the rear hand torsion suspension his nearly the same has the maximan and for handling quality it's the car that made the best impression on me. Has for the 175 hp i would not say they could not have make it has the 2.4l used in it his nearly the same (much more advance) has the nissan altima 94 that my father has and it's rated at 140 hp.
#20
Originally posted by PseudoRealityX
I like the new Altima. I think it looks really nice. And with the SAME motor as the Maxima, minus 10 hp, it's just as fast, since it does weigh a bit less. Davard might input on this, since he owns one.
I like the new Altima. I think it looks really nice. And with the SAME motor as the Maxima, minus 10 hp, it's just as fast, since it does weigh a bit less. Davard might input on this, since he owns one.
Still though, the altima's are awesome-*** cars... As at the maxima's, even though they are still using the rear beam axle deal... I'd get a maxima, even a 4th gen if I had the money... They are quick, quick cars.... Especially for their size
#22
Originally posted by PseudoRealityX
Hmm, agreed.
Only thing I dont like is that they are still both FWD. Awfully big of a car to have the drive wheels pullling you along.
Hmm, agreed.
Only thing I dont like is that they are still both FWD. Awfully big of a car to have the drive wheels pullling you along.
I think it would have made great sense though to have the max rwd to be a cheap-ish bimmer, although the handling still wouldn't be up to par. Just imagine busting into the 13s in a stock family car for under $30k. Could have possibly been done with a good RWD launch.
But it all comes down to me not being a Nissan CEO, so what I say doesn't mean ****, hahaha... Coulda Woulda Shoulda.
Back on topic:
I still like how the Spec-v looks, hehehe
#23
I dunno what Nissan was thing when they made the 04 maxima. It looks like the Altima and the 350Z had a child, It should be called Zaltima . But if I were to get any Nissan (besides the one I have), it would be a 02 maxima, they are so nice, and the headlights are nice too.
oh yeah, the Spec V looks nice, but I haven't seen the new mazda speed yet.
This is also an nissan I wouldn't mind buying
oh yeah, the Spec V looks nice, but I haven't seen the new mazda speed yet.
This is also an nissan I wouldn't mind buying
Last edited by Jurrell; December-8th-2002 at 10:22 AM.
#25
Originally posted by TheMAN
someone on altimas.net was able to get 13.9 out of a STOCK altima WITH timeslip scanned and posted
someone on altimas.net was able to get 13.9 out of a STOCK altima WITH timeslip scanned and posted
#26
Questioning Nissan's quality!?! hahaha.. Man o man.. look I may only be 16 but my family has been through a few Nissan's since I was born. All of them ran 125,000 miles or more! Not a single problem with any of them except the 86 200SX my dad had but it was declared a lemon under the lemon law. My sister curretnly owns a 2002 Spec V SE-R with 65,000 miles.. yup that's 65,000! She has not had one single problem with it! Nothing out of warranty at all even though it is out of warranty now. She has driven to and from New York a few times and that's why it has so many miles. My 99 protege currently has a CD plater that won't play CD's... has eaten two catalytic converters, too many spark plugs to count.. i have some weird rattles in the interior.. been through 1 spoiler do to paint peeling which is happening AGAIN after only 3 months with the new one. Not only that! Talking about HP numbers on the little proteges.. well chew on this.. My dyno test i ran with the cat back system on my car and an AEM intake was a whopping 107HP @ 5500 RPM.. at 5500 RPM my foot is well off the accelerater. Also, its sad that my sister's car that was about a grand more then my car can out handle AND out accelerate me! I feel like a loser when I say that. So if you wanna be biased and talk about a vehicle most protege owners haven't lived with or even driven the SE-R then well go ahead and keep on bashing it. I have respect for the SE-R and that's all that needs to be said. I wish I could have one and maybe i will buy one once i get my insurance money or maybe even an SRT-4 Neon. But never again will I buy another Protege unless they learn to use some quality parts!
#29
I test drove one...once you get past the potato look, its not bad but it feels like its made for straight line speed, not cornering, though the helical LSD is great. My '03 ES I think has a great balance of power and prowess. And you cant beat the rear TTL!
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