Source: Pixabay The Sentra is one of Nissan’s longest-running nameplates, launching in 1982. Over these four decades, it’s attempted to take on compact car mainstays like the Toyota Corolla and Honda Civic. The latest generation has been updated with advanced safety systems and other technologies. Yet these improvements don’t answer the vital question, “How long do Nissan Sentras last?” It’s a reasonable inquiry whether you already have a Nissan Sentra in the driveway or are considering buying one.

Buick Enclave by Alexander Migl - CC-BY-SA-4.0 In America, bigger is often better in the eyes of consumers. This is especially true with utility vehicles, as car shoppers have abundant options for three-row crossovers and SUVs. Among mainstream brands, there are popular choices like the Toyota Highlander and Ford Explorer. Upscale offerings include the Acura MDX and Volvo XC90. Straddling the line between mass market and luxury is the Buick Enclave.

Source: Pixabay Small cars and sedans have dwindled in terms of popularity. The once dominant automotive forces on the road have taken the backseat to the more practical crossovers and SUVs. However, there’s no denying that there’s still a market for compact cars and sedans. If you don’t need the extra passenger seats and cargo space, compact cars remain the most affordable way to get behind the wheel. When it comes to budget-friendly vehicles, the Nissan Versa stands out as one of the few compact cars to choose from.

Source: Pixabay Nissan is a staple of the industry, and like many brands, it has its ups and downs. Some of their cars are loved by many and have become quite popular, while a few others might have yet to hit the mark. The Nissan Murano, with its two rows of seating, is definitely one of the favorites and is often praised as one of the best cars Nissan has made.

Chevy Impala by Alexander-93 - CC-BY-SA-4.0 The Chevrolet Impala is one of our generation’s most iconic full-size sedans. From being the vehicle of choice for police officers and NASCAR drivers to being celebrated by rappers like Ice Cube, the Impala has quite the legacy. It has seen various transformations since its inception in 1958, from being a stylish yacht in the 1960s to a drag strip-ready vehicle in the 1990s.

Source: Pixabay When it comes to muscle cars, the Dodge Charger is undoubtedly one of the most popular. A beacon of power and performance, the Charger resonates with car enthusiasts and casual drivers alike – thanks to its unmatched style and performance. Its soaring popularity is no accident. The Charger’s iconic design, which should remind you of a bygone era of muscle cars, is undoubtedly a strong selling. But it’s not just about looks.

Source: Pixabay The Ford Ranger, a long-time favorite in Ford’s lineup, has seen significant evolution over its lifespan. Initially known for its ruggedness and reliability, the Ranger has adjusted well through the years, keeping pace with modern drivers’ demands. It’s not just about raw power; the Ranger has diversified its engine options to cater to various needs. While not as large as the legendary F-150, it’s rugged enough to handle challenging terrains; it’s also comfortable for city driving and long trips.

Source: Pixabay For two decades, the Mazda Mazda6 (yes, the name is a bit redundant) served as the Japanese automaker’s answer to the Toyota Camry, Honda Accord, Nissan Altima, and other mid-sized cars. Over the years, consumers found the Mazda6 a credible alternative thanks to its distinctive design, thorough engineering, and Mazda’s “zoom-zoom” driving characteristics. And even though the company discontinued U.S. Mazda 6 sales after 2021, the model is still readily available on the used vehicle market.

Jeep Liberty by SsmIntrigue - CC-BY-SA-4.0 From their off-road prowess to the recognizable designs to the sense of community and lifestyle, there’s no shortage of reasons why people love Jeep vehicles. Over the years, Jeep has expanded its lineup to cater to a broader audience. From the iconic Wrangler to the luxurious Grand Cherokee and the compact Compass, there’s a Jeep for various tastes and budgets. One model that doesn’t get mentioned enough alongside the popular models is the Jeep Liberty.

Source: Pixabay As you may all know, SUVs and crossovers dominate the automotive market. Consumers know what they want, and it’s a little of everything – stylish looks, more passenger and cargo capacity, decent performance, and good fuel economy. This made for some highly competitive segments where a vehicle model needs to offer something unique to stand out. And this is where the Jeep Compass has succeeded. The Jeep Compass has managed to carve a niche for itself.