Polish_Kris

It's an E-class with two doors...

Cost-Cutting! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nissan_Sentra B15 (2000-2006) The Sentra finally crossed over into the "compact" class for 2000 on an all-new platform. Previously, the compact class had been occupied by the Stanza (discontinued in 1992). Production shifted from Smyrna, Tennessee to Aguascalientes, Mexico, and the Smyrna production line was retooled to build the Nissan Xterra. The 1.6 L engine was dropped in favor of the 1.8 L (126 hp) QG18DE. Numerous upgrades were made over the previous generation. The new model featured a new interior with higher quality plastics and more comfortable seats. The exterior was also substantially updated and now featured body-side moldings and clear headlights. In 2002, a new SE-R (165 hp) was introduced, trading its SR20DE engine for the Altima's torquier but lower-revving QR25DE. The SE-R came in a base model with a 5-speed manual transmission or optional automatic. Also available was a 6-speed manual transmission with helical limited slip differential, which was called the SE-R Spec-V (175 hp). 2004 saw a minor facelift for all Sentras. Nissan also started cost-cutting and took the front stabilizer bar out of 1.8 L models.

Very true, I worked at Honda in 2001 when they had the last model year for the Prelude, very quick, responsive, and one of the few Hondas where you can feel the VTEC after 5500 rpm. On top of that, you can beat these things, and they will still run for 300,000 km.

I said it once, and I say it again, the Francais cars should come back...

Actually around Toronto, there are allot of them on the streets.

Headlights are nicer that the current one.

I think your bias has reached to the point of being a joke, it's like CP said a "broken record". Maybe not everyone shopping for a car want A/C, you heard that people with arthraitus cannot sit inside A/C places. Not everyone likes listening to the radio when they drive. You mention everything that is beautiful is good. I dunno, because you diss out imports and praise domestics purely based on looks.

HeHe Broken Record, it's always the same response from FOG whenever something bad is happening to Toyota... IT'S THE MEDIA, they're covering it up blah blah blah, but yeah, this is bad, at least they're spending the money to fix the problem...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPOZRNEcRFs...%20gear%20honda

What do you expect? 22's on a car the size of an Aveo?

Ya, they like putting exotic used cars up front like that...

Good guess, I'm 23 on June 3rd (in three weeks), and yes the 747, 767, A340, and A310 are my fav too!

Yes, cause apparently TED is part German LoL...

Aura > Camry, your brain is full of GM Kool-Aid.

I would say more of the 1988 Camry's tail lights, melted down like a wax candle.

Oh yes, and now you don't like them because they're affiliated with Toyota.

LoL Like how old? How old do I look?

The Fit is an alright car, though I must admit the Yaris is a better deal for the money. The Fit is a tad pricey. Last night, me and Ted were chillin, and met two Swiss guys studying English here in Canada, they were laughing when we told them we JUST got the Honda Jazz. Oh btw... Empowah, I still laugh everytime I read the Domesticated quote you have as your signature.

Oh yes, but if this happened to Toyota cars, you would start bashing of how Toyota is arrogant...

And you know that, because you live here in Canada, right?

LOL, why wont the entire big three just move up here, $h!, I shouldn't joke about that, it just might happen. Gm wouldn't have a problem, they just move on the other side of the river to Windsor.

Ok, that's good you're a loyalist, however, not everyone is seeing it like you, everyone is different, so stop shoving your opinions down people's throats!

O.C.: The Answer is Yes! This is only like .5% of the Camrys sold so far. The six speed automatic is a new transmission, for first six months of production, the Camry seems to be doing pretty well. Of course if this happened to a GM product, some people on this board would start excusing it as "early built". However, when Toyota is having early-build issues, it's bashing time!

Well, looks like they're testing both the Acura and Honda version. We'll have to wait and see... More Civic-based SUV's.

Ok, get over it, Toyota took care of that problem already, and it's been all over the press three years back.