The saddest day this year for me was the day my serpentine belt decided to commit seppuku. With one of the most important parts of my engine in shreds, my car was useless. I took it to a mechanic, who regretted to inform me that the thing was totaled. There was a lot more wrong with it than just an issue with my belt.
Later that day I began my Internet search for “Los Angeles Sentra,” looking for car dealers in Los Angeles. I tried every combination of key words that I could think of. “Cars for sale Los Angeles,” “downtown Nissan,” “used cars in Los Angeles,” “used car dealerships in los angeles,” you name it.
Thankfully, I found a great dealership on the “Los Angeles Sentra,” who gave me a great deal on a great car. I mean, Nissan has a great fuel economy, which is the main reason I want to drive one. Plus, I am just a creature of habit. I learned to drive on a Sentra, and I wanted to keep driving one.
Has anyone else had a similar experience to my “Los Angeles Sentra” when looking for a new car? What was it like for you? Please share you similar “Los Angeles Sentra” stories and experiences in the comments. Continue your research here.
I am the same way about cars. I will only drive a Chevy because I learned to drive on one. My friends always tell me off for being so closed minded but it has worked pretty well for me so far.
I agree. I love driving my Nissan. If its not broke, dont fix it? There is such a thing as having too many options and getting paralyzed by the sheer amount. By only looking at Nissan, I can limit myself and make the best choice.
I agree. I love driving my Nissan. If its not broke, dont fix it? There is such a thing as having too many options and getting paralyzed by the sheer amount. By only looking at Nissan, I can limit myself and make the best choice.
I agree. I love driving my Nissan. If its not broke, dont fix it? There is such a thing as having too many options and getting paralyzed by the sheer amount. By only looking at Nissan, I can limit myself and make the best choice.
I agree. I love driving my Nissan. If its not broke, dont fix it? There is such a thing as having too many options and getting paralyzed by the sheer amount. By only looking at Nissan, I can limit myself and make the best choice.
I agree. I love driving my Nissan. If its not broke, dont fix it? There is such a thing as having too many options and getting paralyzed by the sheer amount. By only looking at Nissan, I can limit myself and make the best choice.