@7:01 I will never forget years ago I was driving my mom's car with my mom and my best friend in the car, I was accelerating on an on ramp flooring it. I literally said "Go squirrels go" my friend asked "squirrels?" And my response was "it sure isn't horsepower" 😂😂😂😂😂. Your comment brought back memories 😂😂😂

It, it…accelerates.🤣

Your technical terminology make your car reviews the best by far, robot chapstick, hairy cardboard, synthetic tree bark, actually are informative and funny.

You are the only person who could make me spend 18 minutes of my life watching a test of the Nissan Sentra.  🤣

I miss the Nissan from the 90s. That was peak Nissan.

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This is because Hitachi, now part of Hitachi Astemo, has historically been a significant original equipment manufacturer (OEM) supplier for Nissan. They provide various engine components, including engine blocks and critical parts like Variable Valve Timing (VVT) sprockets, for models such as the Nissan Sentra.

Hitachi's role as a supplier for Nissan extends to different engine families, including the 2.0L (MR20DD) engine found in newer Sentras (like the 2026 model), as well as older 1.8L (MRA8DE) engines. Therefore, seeing "Hitachi" on the engine block indicates it's a genuine, supplier-manufactured component for Nissan.

wtf. Now I can’t unsee the “hamburger bun”. 🤣 5:12

Whatever you try, whether it's a Nissan Sentra or an Aston Martin, you know how to make it informative, entertaining, joyful, and in a way that is uniquely yours. It's always a pleasure to watch.👍

I have a 2015 Sentra with the CVT. We did transmission fluid changes every 50,000 miles, and it's still running well with 200,000 miles, and also, no engine problems. Regular maintenance is key with Sentras.

The ending interaction with you and your hoofed friend is nostalgic of your earlier review content, particularly in the abandoned warehouse days.  I kinda miss the random wildlife.  Cheers! 👍👍👍

I drive a Versa for my part time job - it's surprisingly decent for what it is. Surprised they killed it - for the price it's not the worst car you can drive.

I did a 500-mile road trip in the 8th gen Sentra and got 45mpg average.

“Robot equivalent of chapstick” is such a hilarious comparison

This is one of the only reviews I've seen that went under the car.  I like that.  Thank you!

Makes me miss my ‘92 Sentra SER with the SR20 motor. What a gem that motor was. Did mid to low 7’s O-60. I’d keep pace to an extent with the early model Z28’s.

“ go Squirrels Go!” Should be a T-shirt. Penguin too!😊

This looks like a step back in design

WATCH 'TIL THE END!   Thank you, Sarah, for starting my busy Saturday with a laff and a smile.  🐎

I love your car reviews, very informative and fun 🤩

bring back the 1984 Nissan Maxima goodness ......