Nissan Cars

Nissan Cars Featured

Nissan Cars have a fresh, contemporary look, but a presence to be taken seriously. They got just that, with precise, machined edges, and muscular curves in all the right places. Above all, Nissan Sentra is a car that looks ready to take on the road. And with an updated look for 2004, Nissan Sentra is readier than ever to help you make your mark.

Nissan Cars Features

• Nissan Cars Hefty Shoulder Line - An in-your-face stance, with a solid mass and hefty shoulder line. Clues to the substance behind this car.
• Nissan Cars have Modern, clean, with just enough character in the details (e.g., the subtle built-in "spoiler" on the rear end) to make you think there may be more to this car than even meets the eye.
• Nissan Cars 1.8 and 1.8 S feature 15-inch wheel covers and tires (15-inch 5-spoke aluminum-alloy wheels are standard on 2.5 S).
• Nissan Cars 1.8 S and 2.5 S also feature body-color outside mirrors and door handles.
• The Nissan Cars SE-R is a legend of sport sedan history has returned with vengeance. With superhuman force (165 hp, to start), bad-to-the-bone styling, and an even more hyperactive twin - the 175-hp SE-R Spec V.

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Terms Defined

• MSRP: “Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price”. This is the actual price that is typically attached to the car via a sticker on the window.
• Invoice: This is an invoice provided by the manufacturer that is not actual Base Cost. Invoices have a hidden fee or "Holdback" that equals a percentage of the MSRP or Invoice price.
• Shipping: The fee charged for transporting the vehicle to the dealer from the manufacturer. This charge is to be passed on to the buyer without any markup.
• Hold Back: This is a non-published pricing promotion (discount) that is given back to the dealer at the conclusion of a sale of a vehicle.
• Final Cost: This is derived by adding shipping to the invoice amount and subtracting any rebates and hold back.

  

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