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Autoblog reviews the 2007 Nissan Sentra SE-R Spec V and writes - ‘As impressed as we were with the handling dynamics and the power delivery, the one killer app Nissan has going for it with the SE-R is its price point. The base model with CVT comes in at $19,400, while the Spec V variant gets an additional $500 tacked onto the sticker. Opting for the top-of-the-line model (the one to get) and equipping it with the LSD, audio package (Rockford Fosgate 6-disc changer, MP3/WMA playback) and the sunroof, the price comes in at $22,415. In the end, it’s a series of compromises; if you want to stay in the naturally aspirated realm, you get more torque from the Spec V than the Si, but at a 300-pound premium; go the turbocharged route with the GTI and MS3 and you’re quickly banging on the $25k ceiling. And we haven’t even gotten into the subjective world of styling.’

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