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The 2024 Nissan Sentra has arrived at our Nissan dealership with a sleek design. This well-equipped and dependable car comes in three excellent trims this year. Read on for a closer look at the Sentra's fuel economy, comfortable interior, and excellent driver-assist features. more Three Amazing Trims The Sentra starts with the well-equipped S trim. Drivers will have the support of Nissan Safety Shield, a standard package of driver assist technology helping you stay safer on the road. You'll also have a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that delivers up to 149 horsepower. This entry-level trim comes in three classic exterior color options Super Black, Gun Metallic, and Fresh Powder. The SV trim adds intelligent cruise control to the Sentra, as well as Nissan's intelligent key feature with a push-button ignition. This trim comes in eight exterior color options, adding choices like Scarlet Ember Tintcoat, Rosewood Metallic, and Electric Blue Metallic. In the SR trim, you'll have beautifully designed LED headlights and LED signature daytime running lamps lighting your way. This trim also adds a stylish dark chrome V-motion grille with a sport rear design to the Sentra. Comfortable Seating The Sentra comes with Zero Gravity seats in the front and rear. These seats are designed to reduce fatigue on long trips and enhance comfort. In the front row, you'll have 43.8 inches of legroom, allowing you to stretch out. Adding the available remote engine start system with intelligent climate control ensures your Sentra will always be cozy when you get inside. Impressive Driver Assist Technology Nissan's package of driver assist technology is truly impressive, including features like automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, and rear automatic braking. Your Sentra will also have a blind spot warning, helping you stay aware of hidden vehicles in your surroundings. A lane departure warning will help you stay aware of any vehicles that may be blocking your path when you go to switch lanes. This package also includes a high beam assist feature. This technology will adjust your high beams when it sees an oncoming vehicle, and then turn them back on when the car has passed. Additionally, you'll have a rear cross-traffic alert. This feature watches the back of the Sentra while you're driving in reverse, and warns you of any passing vehicles. Drivers looking for a fuel-efficient and well-equipped car will love the Sentra. Visit Ed Martin Nissan in Indianapolis, IN now to see our wide selection of new vehicles.

Your Nissan's electrical system is a sophisticated network of wires and cables, which has become even more advanced in newer models. Even a minor issue with your car's electrical system can cause multiple problems. That's why having a certified technician at your Nissan dealership fix the following electrical problems is imperative to ensure your vehicle continues to run at its best. more 1. Battery Your car's electrical system relies heavily on the battery and can't function without it. Batteries typically last three to five years, so if you're experiencing dim headlights, failing electronic accessories, or having difficulty starting your car, consider a replacement. We can help you find a quality battery, and our Nissan technicians will perform a professional installation. 2. Alternator Like the battery, the alternator plays a vital role in your car's electrical system. The alternator charges your Nissan's battery and supplies power when the engine is turned on by transforming mechanical energy created by the engine into electrical energy used to power the electronics. Since various components are under continuous stress, alternator failure is common. 3. Starter Motor and Solenoid When you turn the key in the ignition, the battery-powered starter motor kicks in, which turns on the internal combustion engine. The starter motor may be the culprit if your car doesn't start. On the other hand, if you hear whirring, it could be a faulty starter solenoid. There are various reasons why the starter motor and solenoid may cause problems, such as corrosion, oil leaks, faulty wiring, or malfunctioning mechanical parts. 4. Ignition Coils The spark plugs rely on electrical charges from the ignition coils to ignite the air and fuel mixture in the cylinders. When the ignition coils malfunction, it can lead to spark plug issues, which in turn can damage the catalytic converter. Symptoms of a faulty ignition coil include poor gas mileage, starting and stalling problems, and unusual noises from under the hood. Possible causes of ignition coil failure include vibrations, constant and excessive engine, and bad spark plugs. 5. Electrical Wiring The wires in your Nissan have an important job to do: they distribute electricity where it's needed to power your vehicle. Identifying problems with your car's wiring can be tricky and takes time and effort. If the wires in your Nissan are loose, corroded, or damaged, you may face several issues, such as blown fuses, flickering lights, overheating electrical cables, and starting trouble. Trust the professionals to perform all electrical repairs when you struggle with electrical system issues. Call Ed Martin Nissan now if you experience any of the problems mentioned above, and our certified Nissan technicians will perform expert electrical repairs you can rely on.