This Canada-market Sentra Classic was Nissan’s budget-oriented carryover sedan from the B12 era, sold alongside the newer B13-generation Sentra when that redesign arrived for 1991. Rather than replacing the name immediately, Nissan kept the older four-door sedan in production as a value-focused entry model, using the “Classic” badge to distinguish it from the newer Sentra line. The car remained a familiar compact sedan rather than a separate new-generation model, which helped Nissan keep an affordable option in showrooms during the early 1990s. The nameplate was used only for this continuous Canadian production run and was discontinued after the 1993 model year, making it a short-lived but memorable transitional chapter in Sentra history.
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