The third generation featured a standard 1.6-liter, four-cylinder engine, which produced 110 horsepower and 108 pound-feet of torque. It was the standard engine across all trims, including the base, E, XE, SE, and GXE.
The GXE model came with a power package, which included power locks, mirrors, and windows. The XE, SE, and SE-R came with standard or optional sunroof and alloy wheels.
The body style choices for this generation were narrowed down to a two-door coupe or four-door sedan (wagon and hatchback models were dropped), and it was still built on the Nissan B platform. Four and five-speed manuals and three and four-speed automatic transmissions were available. The sporting coupe version was replaced during the third generation by the Nissan NX.
The 1992 model year added a Value Option Package which featured air conditioning, cruise control, and a stereo system. This option was extended to the SE trim levels.
A facelift for the 1993 model year included interior updates, a standard driver's airbag for the GXE, and optional across other trims. This was also the generation when the Sentra SE-R was introduced, which included a 140 horsepower engine.
(Source : Autolist)
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