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Honda Civic vs. Nissan Sentra
Honda Civic
Nissan Sentra
At a Glance: Civic vs. Sentra
Honda Civic

Have you been searching for a sedan that can help you tackle your busy schedule around the area of Miami, Doral, or Hialeah, FL? If so, the Honda Civic and the Nissan Sentra should be on your radar!

Each of these vehicles has a lot to offer, but which one is better suited to your needs? To help you decide, the team at Braman Honda has created this Honda Civic vs. Nissan Sentra comparison. We’ll highlight each of these sedans’ specs and features, so you can determine which one is right for you.

PASSENGERS

PASSENGERS

5 | 5
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STANDARD HORSEPOWER

STANDARD HORSEPOWER

158 HP | 149 HP
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PASSENGER VOLUME

PASSENGER VOLUME

99 cu. ft. | 96 cu. ft.
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PERFORMANCE
Honda Civic

Both sedans are undeniably sporty in appearance, but it takes more than good looks to get reliably from Point A to Point B. Fortunately, both the Honda Civic and the Nissan Sentra pack athletic engines under their respective hoods. Still, one model will provide the extra oomph you need from your daily commuter.

Mighty Sedan Power

Whether you’re driving down the highway on your way to work or running errands around town, you’ll need a car that has the power to get to your destination with ease. Luckily, the Honda Civic and the Nissan Sentra come standard with impressive powertrains that will have you gliding through busy traffic with confidence:

  • Honda Civic – 2.0L engine that delivers 158 horsepower
  • Nissan Sentra – 2.0L engine that produces 149 horsepower

The Civic also offers an available 1.5L 4-cylinder engine with turbocharger that generates 180 horsepower. Unfortunately, the Sentra only has one engine, so you won’t have the power of choice when it comes to powertrain.

Seamless Transitions With Their Transmissions

While each of these cars offers the same-sized standard engine, the Honda Civic produces more power. Additionally, both the Honda Civic and the Nissan Sentra come standard with a CVT (continuously variable transmission), so you’ll be treated to a smooth driving experience every time you get behind the wheel.

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INTERIOR
Honda Civic

Still, you’ll be spending time seated behind the wheel, not perched on the engine block. So, you’ll want to be sure the cabin of your sedan is comfortable. Plus, you’ll need enough room for everyone on board—plus everything they bring along with them.

Passenger Volume

If you carpool to work or school, you’ll want plenty of room for you and your passengers. Both the Honda Civic and the Nissan Sentra offer spacious cabins that help ensure everyone is comfortable during long drives.

For example, the Honda Civic has a passenger volume of 99 cubic feet, giving you and your passengers plenty of room to stretch out. The Nissan Sentra, in comparison, has a passenger volume of 96 cubic feet.

Cargo Volume

Additionally, the Honda Civic has a cargo volume of 14.8 cubic feet, so you can easily transport everyone’s bags and belongings. The Nissan Sentra offers 14.3 cubic feet of space, so you may have to leave a few items behind.

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SAFETY
Honda Civic

Of course, nothing is more important than the safety of you and your passengers. Both Honda and Nissan take your safety as seriously as you do, which is why they equip the Civic and the Sentra with driver assistive systems designed to add an extra layer of protection.

Driver Assistive Technologies

No matter where the road takes you, you’ll want to ensure that everyone remains as safe as possible when seated in your car. Luckily, both the Honda Civic and the Nissan Sentra offer an array of standard safety technologies that help protect you and your passengers, including brand-specific versions of:

  • Forward Collision Warning
  • Lane Departure Warning
  • Collision Mitigation Braking Systemâ„¢

These features serve as an attentive copilot and can alert you to avoid any potential hazards.

Intelligent Cruise Control

Additionally, the Honda Civic comes standard with Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) with Low-Speed Follow. The Nissan Sentra, in comparison, comes standard with regular Cruise Control. Where ACC can apply brake pressure for drivers to stay with the flow of traffic, standard cruise control relies entirely on driver intervention.

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Which One Will You Choose?
Honda Civic

It’s a close call when looking at this Honda Civic vs. Nissan Sentra comparison. However, with its more powerful engine, more spacious cabin, and advanced safety features, we think the Honda Civic is the better choice for drivers around the Miami, Doral, and Hialeah, FL areas.

If you’d like to see this vehicle for yourself, stop by Braman Honda today! A member of our team will show you the Honda Civic up close, and you can take it for a test drive to experience it firsthand.

All of the tools you need to move forward with experiencing a new Civic for yourself are conveniently available right here online.


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