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The Sentra is Nissan's compact sedan, a straightforward alternative to the Corolla and Elantra built around a 1.6-litre engine for buyers who want cheap, simple transport. We have 2 used Sentras listed in the Kingdom, from SAR 19,500 for a 2018-era car up to SAR 25,000 for a 2020-era one.
How much does a used Nissan Sentra cost in Saudi Arabia?
From SAR 19,500 to SAR 25,000 on our lot today, with mileage and condition explaining most of the difference across this generation.
Which used Nissan Sentra year should you buy?
The newest one your budget allows within this run — the Sentra has not changed dramatically year to year here, so a clean service record matters more than chasing a specific registration date.
Is a used Nissan Sentra reliable?
Check the tyres closely before you buy — mismatched or damaged tyres show up on around 12% of the Sentras we inspect, above the 6% we would expect for compact sedans of the same age and mileage in the Kingdom. That points to how the car was run rather than a design flaw, and it is exactly why you read the inspection report rather than judging a listing on photos alone.
What else matters on a used Nissan Sentra?
The Toyota Corolla costs more and carries a stronger badge reputation for reliability. The Hyundai Accent costs more too and is worth cross-shopping on trim. The Changan Alsvin is similar money if you want a newer design over badge history.
What should you inspect on a used Nissan Sentra?
Book an inspection before you buy — on a Sentra, the tyres alone can tell you how carefully the car was actually run.
From SAR 19,500 to SAR 25,000 on our lot today, with mileage and condition explaining most of the difference across this generation.
Check the tyres closely before you buy — mismatched or damaged tyres show up on around 12% of the Sentras we inspect, above the 6% we would expect for compact sedans of the same age and mileage in the Kingdom. That points to how the car was run rather than a design flaw, and it is exactly why you read the inspection report rather than judging a listing on photos alone.
Book an inspection before you buy — on a Sentra, the tyres alone can tell you how carefully the car was actually run.
The newest one your budget allows within this run — the Sentra has not changed dramatically year to year here, so a clean service record matters more than chasing a specific registration date.
The Toyota Corolla costs more and carries a stronger badge reputation for reliability. The Hyundai Accent costs more too and is worth cross-shopping on trim. The Changan Alsvin is similar money if you want a newer design over badge history.