2010 Nissan Sentra Drops Price, Adds Tech

The 2010 Nissan Sentra is in dealerships today showing off slight cosmetic changes, an available color navtainment system, and best of all, price drops on every trim level of up to $1100.

Along with the expected styling updates, Nisaan has dropped the quirky orange multi-media interface in favor of a new color screen with available backup camera. But the big news is the negative price increase, with drops of $130 from the 2009 MSRP of the base 2.0 CVT (now $16,600), $1100 from the 2.0 SL (now $18,560), and $1080 from the SE-R ($19,580) and Spec V ($20,080) editions. If you can't make it much better, at least drop the price and add some features.