My Nissan Family Growing
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My Nissan Family Growing
This weekend I traded in my beloved '93 Civic DX workhorse for a Vibrant Blue 2002 Sentra SE-R for my girlfriend. Nice little pocket rocket, I must say. The only things that bug us are that the A/C is a bit weak when compared to my Maxima and the rear leg room sucks even when compared to my old Civic. But other than those things, it's not too shabby for a little car. I just hope it lasts. I had over 238,000 miles on the Civic with never too many major problems, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed for the Sentra.
And, of course, since Nissan paint tends to suck. We already have a rock scratch on the front bumper of the SE-R after the first day of ownership.
Now we have are a nice little Nissan family.
I wonder if I can ever add a third...like a 350Z. 
Peace!
And, of course, since Nissan paint tends to suck. We already have a rock scratch on the front bumper of the SE-R after the first day of ownership.
Now we have are a nice little Nissan family.
I wonder if I can ever add a third...like a 350Z. Peace!
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Originally posted by KennyLau
This weekend I traded in my beloved '93 Civic DX workhorse for a Vibrant Blue 2002 Sentra SE-R for my girlfriend. Nice little pocket rocket, I must say. The only things that bug us are that the A/C is a bit weak when compared to my Maxima and the rear leg room sucks even when compared to my old Civic. But other than those things, it's not too shabby for a little car. I just hope it lasts. I had over 238,000 miles on the Civic with never too many major problems, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed for the Sentra.
And, of course, since Nissan paint tends to suck. We already have a rock scratch on the front bumper of the SE-R after the first day of ownership.
Now we have are a nice little Nissan family. I wonder if I can ever add a third...like a 350Z.
Peace!
This weekend I traded in my beloved '93 Civic DX workhorse for a Vibrant Blue 2002 Sentra SE-R for my girlfriend. Nice little pocket rocket, I must say. The only things that bug us are that the A/C is a bit weak when compared to my Maxima and the rear leg room sucks even when compared to my old Civic. But other than those things, it's not too shabby for a little car. I just hope it lasts. I had over 238,000 miles on the Civic with never too many major problems, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed for the Sentra.
And, of course, since Nissan paint tends to suck. We already have a rock scratch on the front bumper of the SE-R after the first day of ownership.
Now we have are a nice little Nissan family.
I wonder if I can ever add a third...like a 350Z. Peace!
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Re: My Nissan Family Growing
Originally posted by KennyLau
This weekend I traded in my beloved '93 Civic DX workhorse for a Vibrant Blue 2002 Sentra SE-R for my girlfriend. Nice little pocket rocket, I must say. The only things that bug us are that the A/C is a bit weak when compared to my Maxima and the rear leg room sucks even when compared to my old Civic. But other than those things, it's not too shabby for a little car. I just hope it lasts. I had over 238,000 miles on the Civic with never too many major problems, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed for the Sentra.
And, of course, since Nissan paint tends to suck. We already have a rock scratch on the front bumper of the SE-R after the first day of ownership.
Now we have are a nice little Nissan family. I wonder if I can ever add a third...like a 350Z.
Peace!
This weekend I traded in my beloved '93 Civic DX workhorse for a Vibrant Blue 2002 Sentra SE-R for my girlfriend. Nice little pocket rocket, I must say. The only things that bug us are that the A/C is a bit weak when compared to my Maxima and the rear leg room sucks even when compared to my old Civic. But other than those things, it's not too shabby for a little car. I just hope it lasts. I had over 238,000 miles on the Civic with never too many major problems, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed for the Sentra.
And, of course, since Nissan paint tends to suck. We already have a rock scratch on the front bumper of the SE-R after the first day of ownership.
Now we have are a nice little Nissan family.
I wonder if I can ever add a third...like a 350Z. Peace!
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