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Nissan sedans for sale in Skokie, IL
Nissan's sedan lineup is smaller than it used to be: just two models, the compact Sentra and the midsize Altima, after Nissan discontinued the Versa at the end of 2025. Old Orchard Nissan, a Skokie Nissan dealership at 5240 Golf Road, just off the Edens Expressway on Chicago's North Shore, carries both lineups now — browse the vehicles above for real pricing on every sedan in stock.
Nissan Sedan Lineup: Models, Segments, and Starting Prices
| Model | Segment | Starting MSRP* | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sentra | Compact | $22,600 | All-new redesign, FWD only |
| Altima | Midsize | $27,580 | AWD available, +$1,400 |
*Manufacturer's suggested retail price before the $1,245 destination charge; excludes options, taxes, title, and dealer fees. Actual pricing depends on the individual vehicle and current inventory — the listings above show real prices on in-stock units.
Which Nissan Sedan Fits You?
Here's the honest, current picture of the lineup — including what's no longer part of it:
- Sentra: compact sedan, fully redesigned, 4 trims (S, SV, SR, SL), FWD only. Browse Sentra inventory.
- Altima: midsize sedan, 2 trims (SV, SR), with all-wheel drive available on either one — genuinely uncommon for a sedan. Browse Altima inventory.
- Versa: discontinued — Nissan ended production for the US market in December 2025 with no direct replacement planned.
- Maxima: also no longer in production; Nissan's current sedan lineup tops out at the midsize Altima.
If you've seen the Versa mentioned elsewhere as if it's still for sale, that's outdated — we don't have any in new inventory, and neither does Nissan going forward.
The Sentra redesign is more than a facelift: Nissan rebuilt it with a new interior, updated technology, and styling widely reported to borrow cues from the larger Murano. The Altima, meanwhile, keeps its familiar midsize footprint but now stands out as one of the few mainstream sedans still offering AWD at all — most competitors dropped that option years ago in favor of pushing buyers toward crossovers.
Hybrid and AWD Nissan Sedans: What's Actually Available
Two honest answers, since both come up often: no, Nissan doesn't currently sell a hybrid sedan — not on the Sentra, not on the Altima. If a hybrid or electric powertrain matters more to you than the sedan body style, our Nissan Electrified lineup — including the Rogue Plug-in Hybrid — is worth a look instead. But yes, Nissan does make an all-wheel-drive sedan: the Altima offers AWD on both trims for about $1,400 more than the front-wheel-drive version, using a system that shifts power to the rear wheels when it detects slippage. For drivers around Skokie and the North Shore who want sedan handling and fuel economy without giving up traction on icy or snow-covered roads, that AWD Altima is worth a look before defaulting to a crossover. Check the listings above for which drivetrain we currently have in stock.
What You'll Actually Pay at Old Orchard Nissan
Manufacturer pricing is only half the story. Our team regularly prices in-stock Sentras and Altimas below MSRP — how much depends on the specific vehicle and current inventory, and the listings above show the real price on every unit. Ask us for today's number on any Sentra or Altima you're considering.
Why Buy Your Nissan Sedan at Old Orchard Nissan
Old Orchard Nissan, a Nissan dealership at 5240 Golf Road in Skokie, IL, has been named Nissan Dealer of the Year three times (2019, 2023, and 2024) and serves drivers throughout Evanston, Lincolnwood, Niles, Morton Grove, Wilmette, and Chicago's North Side. We carry real, in-stock selection across both models and both Altima drivetrains — not just a build-and-order wait. Our team can help every step of the way:
- Financing, trade-in value, and current manufacturer incentives
- Routine maintenance handled by our certified Nissan service team
- Genuine parts from our own Nissan parts counter
If a sedan isn't actually the body style you need, we also carry the full Nissan SUV lineup and Nissan truck lineup, plus our used Nissan inventory if budget matters more than model year.
FAQs About Buying a Nissan Sedan at Old Orchard Nissan
What sedans does Nissan make now?
Two: the compact Sentra and the midsize Altima. The Versa was discontinued in December 2025, and the Maxima has been out of production for longer than that.
Is the Nissan Sentra a compact or midsize sedan?
Compact — it's Nissan's smaller, more affordable sedan. The Altima is the midsize option.
What happened to the Nissan Versa?
Nissan ended production for the US market in December 2025. There's no current model and no direct replacement planned; Nissan says it's focusing on the Sentra, Altima, and Kicks instead.
Is the Nissan Altima being discontinued?
Yes — Nissan has confirmed that 2026 is the Altima's final model year. For buyers, that changes less than it sounds like: every new Altima on our lot carries the full factory warranty, Nissan parts and service continue for many years, and our service center will be maintaining Altimas long after the last new one sells. Final-year cars can also be a real value — ask us about current Altima pricing.
Does Nissan make an all-wheel-drive sedan?
Yes — the Altima offers AWD on both of its trims, for about $1,400 more than the front-wheel-drive version. The Sentra is FWD only.
Does Nissan have a hybrid sedan?
Not currently. Neither the Sentra nor the Altima offers a hybrid powertrain right now.
Can I test drive a Sentra or Altima before deciding?
Yes — and not just a lap around the block. Old Orchard Nissan offers no-obligation extended test drives, so you can compare FWD and AWD, or Sentra and Altima, before you commit.











