Nissan’s Sentra sedan for 2015 sees a number of big improvements including new standard features such as Bluetooth, a USB port and cruise control. The SV trim gains Intelligent Key, rearview camera and a new Style Package option. The SR gains heated front seats plus features from last year’s Driver’s Package. Nissan has always endeavored to make its compact Sentra sedan look and feel bigger and more upscale than its reasonable price tag suggests. The 2015 Nissan Sentra advances this philosophy by adding more style and performance than its predecessors. With more interior room than a Dodge Dart and more rear-seat legroom than the Ford Focus, the Sentra offers superior comfort for all its occupants while keeping its exterior dimensions tidy and manageable. The Sentra’s handsome interior is augmented by its advanced infotainment system that includes NissanConnect, an apps-based platform that permits access to Google and Pandora as well as the ability to manage incoming and outgoing text messages. If a roomy and comfortable interior takes priority over sporty handling and a powerful engine, the 2015 Nissan Sentra compact sedan should be at the top of your test-drive list. Excellent value is built into the affordable yet technologically advanced options that make this little compact a big winner.