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Toyota's reputation for reliability makes the 1995-1998 Toyota Tercel models worth considering if buyers desire basic transportation but are on tight budgets. These Tercel models are far from exciting in concept or reality, and their objective to be the least-expensive Toyota reflects when they are compared to the plushier, more substantial Corolla and other leading subcompacts. Engine performance is far from lively even with a manual shift.
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Nissan's 1995-1999 Sentra models moved these cars to near-the-top of the subcompact class in terms of quietness and solidity. These vehicles act and feel far more substantial than most small cars, providing a supple yet well-controlled ride with a marked absence of body drumming and road rumble. The Sentra may be considered a good value buy in the small-car market and may even be placed on an equal footing with the Toyota Corolla.
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The advantages of the 1999 Nissan Sentra subcompact automobile include its fuel economy, but disadvantages include its rear-seat entry/exit and rear-seat comfort. The US-built car has a base price range of $11,799 to $15,999.
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