Nissan Sentra Gets an Honor Roll In the 2021 Car Seat Fit Report Card

2021 Nissan Sentra Car Seat Fit Report Card  

Was the Nissan Sentra given an honor roll in the 2021 Car Seat Fit Report Card by cars.com? The 2021 Nissan Sentra is one of four vehicles in cars.com’s 2021 Car Seat Fit Report Card. It achieved straight A’s for model years 2021-22. Read this blog by Palm Springs Nissan to know more about Cars.com’s Nissan Sentra 2021 Car Seat Fit Report Card. After that, you may stop by our Cathedral City, CA showroom to look at our new vehicle inventory.  

What‘s the Car Seat Fit Report Card?  

How was the cars.com report card made?  

For this year’s report, trained child-passenger safety technicians from Cars.com examined 51 family automobiles. According to a recent Cars.com survey, 56% of parents install car seats incorrectly. On the other hand, 84% of parents find the process irritating in some way. To receive an “A,” a vehicle must demonstrate that it has enough space for the car seat and the child without compromising legroom for the driver or front passenger. Vehicles must also show that their LATCH (Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children) System is simple to locate and operate, with no concerns with fit.

“What serves as icing on the cake is that the other three vehicles called out by Cars.com Honor Roll are larger vehicles. Not all car seats fit in all vehicles and choosing the appropriate child restraint system can be confusing. We appreciate Cars.com bringing attention to this important issue.”  

Jared Haslam, vice president, Product, and Services Planning, Nissan U.S., and Canada.

The 2021 Nissan Sentra is available in three different trim levels: S, SV, and SR. The base trim level Sentra S has a starting price of $19,510. To learn more about the Nissan Sentra, you can contact us. Our dedicated team of experts here at Palm Springs Nissan will be happy to assist you. Additionally, you can schedule a test drive with us if you live in or around Cathedral City, CA!

[Also read: Is the 2021 Nissan Sentra a safe car?]