Nissan Sentra Price: MSRP, Trims & Real-World Cost

The Sentra is Nissan's compact sedan. People searching for the "2025 Nissan Sentra price" or general Sentra costs will find that the lineup is now priced for the 2027 model year, and that is what this page covers.

There are four trims: S, SV, SR, and SL. Prices below come from Nissan's own pricing release and press kit, and they are before destination.

The S is the base trim at $22,990. The SV adds a step up at $23,990, and the SR follows at $24,990. The SL is the top trim at $27,990.

The gap between the S and the SV is small compared with the jump from the SR to the SL. If you are choosing between trims, compare the standard equipment on Nissan's site, because the cheaper trim plus a package can cost about the same as the next trim up.

Fees and add-ons are priced separately from the trims.

Destination and handling is $1,275. It is on the window sticker and is not part of the MSRP above.

Packages and add-ons listed by Nissan:

• SR Premium Package: $2,300
• SV Convenience Package: $990
• SR Midnight Edition package: $650
• SV Moonroof: $650
• Premium Paint: $450

Each package is tied to a specific trim, so you cannot add every item to every Sentra. Use Nissan's build tool to see what each package contains.

The right trim depends on what you will use, and the price gaps help.

• The S is the lowest-cost option and suits a buyer who wants a new car at the lowest payment.
• The SV costs more and has the Convenience Package and Moonroof as options. Add up those extras and compare the total to the SR before you decide.
• The SR has the Premium Package and the Midnight Edition available, and it sits between the SV and the SL.
• The SL is the top of the lineup. Check whether the features you want are standard there or available as a package on a lower trim.

Compare the final price with options included.

• Trim and packages. These make up most of the difference between quotes.
• Destination. This applies to every new Sentra.
• Taxes and registration. Both depend on your state.
• Dealer fees. Documentation fees vary by dealer and location.
• Incentives. Nissan sometimes advertises cash offers or special finance rates on specific trims. They change, so check Nissan's site and your local dealer.

Some dealers sell at MSRP, and others add charges above it. This depends on supply and your local market. Ask for an itemized written quote that shows the vehicle price, destination, add-ons, and fees separately, and get quotes from more than one dealer.

• Insurance. Rates depend on your location, driving record, and trim.
• Fuel. Costs depend on how you drive. Check fueleconomy.gov for official EPA ratings.
• Maintenance. Ask your dealer about service intervals and warranty coverage.
• Registration and tires. Both vary by state and by the wheel size on your trim.

Your monthly payment depends on your credit, down payment, and term. Nissan and its dealers sometimes advertise finance and lease offers on specific trims. Compare them with a quote from your bank or credit union. For personal financial advice, consult a licensed professional.