Sell Your Nissan Sentra

Sell a Nissan Sentra for scrap with Junk Car Medics. Sell Nissan Sentra for the highest possible scrap value using our nationwide network of cash junk car buyers.  The current scrap value of the Nissan Sentra ranges from $95 to $2855.

The Nissan Sentra is the 15th most commonly junked car, according to Junk Car Medics.

Junk Car Medics network of car buyers purchases Nissan Sentra in all conditions. When the time to sell a Nissan Sentra, get a free offer online or by phone.

Sell a Nissan Sentra for cash with Junk Car Medics. Sell Nissan Sentras for the highest possible value using our nationwide network of cash car buyers. One can sell a Nissan Sentra for more money when it is drivable and in good condition.

Junk Car Medics network of car buyers purchases Nissan Sentras in all conditions. When it is time to sell a Nissan Sentra, get a free offer online or by phone.

The Nissan Sentra is one of Nissan’s oldest nameplates. It made its debut in 1982 and is currently in its eighth generation. The Sentra typically comes with a four-cylinder gasoline engine, though eighth-generation models also have a hybrid engine option.

While the Sentra is considered a compact car, the EPA has classified it as a mid-size sedan since 2007 because of its interior size. Previously assembled in Smyrna, Tennessee, Nissan began assembling Sentra models intended for the North American market at an assembly plant in Aguascalientes, Mexico, in 2019.

A vehicle renowned for its roomy cabin, fuel economy, and smooth ride, the Nissan Sentra is one of Nissan’s best-selling models in North America. Big on practical features, the Sentra has various standard safety features included as part of Nissan’s Standard Safety Shield® suite, such as:

• Automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection
• Rear automatic braking
• Blind spot warning
• Lane departure warning
• Rear cross-traffic alert
• High beam assist

Besides these standard safety features, some other advanced safety features available on the Sentra’s higher-end trims include:

• Anti-lock braking system
• Traction control system
• Advanced airbag system
• Tire pressure monitoring system
• LATCH system for child safety

Nonetheless, while it's packed with many safety features, the Nissan Sentra is still vulnerable to accidents like other cars. Luckily, its parts can be sold off as scrap if rendered inoperable or irreparable because of an accident or other mishap. The average scrap price of the Nissan Sentra is $391, compared to the national average of $580. This compares unfavorably to similar sedans like the Honda Civic and Mazda3, valued at $565 and $426, respectively.