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I'm denied Antoine Goodwin on the floor the 2015 LA Auto Show and over my shoulder is the new 2017 Nissan Sentra a 10 this small 4-door has flown under the radar for the last couple of generations but Nissan is hoping that its new angular front end is gonna turn more than a few heads it inherits that front end from the larger Nissan Maxima in Altima sedans now it also inherits some very advanced safety check including adaptive cruise control blind spot monitoring with rear cross traffic alert and automatic autonomous emergency braking if somebody stops in front of you the car can automatically brake and stop itself in the cabin we also get a tech overhaul at the top of this line we're looking at a 5.8 inch color touchscreen that's gonna use its nissanconnect infotainment system we've also got a host of connected features including some Sirius XM monitoring and alerting features and a couple of bells and whistles that are going to help you monitor teen drivers including things like curfew alert and speed alerts under the hood things are a bit more pedestrian we're only dealing with a 1.8 liter naturally aspirated four-cylinder engine that puts out 130 horsepower and 128 pound-feet of torque you can get that with a six-speed manual but only in the most basic models most of these are going to roll off the line with Nissan's xtronic CVT the 2017 Nissan Sentra is gonna start at about sixteen thousand seven hundred and eighty bucks with the top of the line models cresting just under $20,000 when it hits the market sometime next year we've been taking a look at the 2017 the Funston