Nissan Sentra 2019 Fatality Profile

Background

The 2019 Nissan Sentra fatality profile in this snapshot is based on 186 fatal crashes, recorded as of 2026-05-02. Across those crashes, the findings list 518 occupant fatalities.

This is a narrow fatal-crash view rather than a full safety record. It describes the subset of crashes in which at least one fatal outcome occurred, and it highlights several recurring crash circumstances: single-vehicle events, alcohol involvement, rollovers, and fires.

Overall fatality picture

The central finding is straightforward: the 2019 Nissan Sentra appears in 186 fatal crashes, with 518 occupant fatalities attached to those cases.

The findings also report 2.78 deaths per crash. That figure indicates that these fatal events often involved more than one death within the same crash record, underscoring the severity of the cases captured here.

Crash patterns within the fatal cases

Among the 186 fatal crashes, single-vehicle events are the largest named category in the findings. There are 95 single-vehicle fatal crashes, representing 51.34%.

Alcohol involvement appears in 33 fatal crashes, or 18.0%. Rollovers are listed in 14 fatal crashes, or 7.54%. Fire is the least common of the named factors, appearing in 5 fatal crashes, or 2.8%.

Crash factor	Crashes	Share
Single-vehicle	95	51.34%
Alcohol-involved	33	18.0%
Rollover	14	7.54%
Fire	5	2.8%

These figures do not describe every fatal-crash condition, but they do show which of the listed factors appear most often in this dataset.

What stands out

Single-vehicle fatal crashes stand out most clearly in the profile. With 95 cases and a listed share of 51.34%, they account for more than half of the fatal crashes in the findings.

Alcohol involvement is also notable at 33 crashes and 18.0%. That places it well below single-vehicle crashes, but still as a recurring feature in the fatal-crash record.

Rollover and fire are present but less common. The findings list 14 rollover crashes and 5 fire crashes, suggesting that these are part of the fatality picture for the 2019 Sentra, though not the dominant patterns in this snapshot.

Severity and interpretation

The severity signal in this profile comes from the combination of 186 fatal crashes and 518 occupant fatalities, alongside the reported 2.78 deaths per crash.

That does not explain fault, roadway conditions, speed, restraint use, or crash compatibility with other vehicles. It does, however, show that the fatal crashes in this record were often not limited to a single occupant death.

Limitations

This profile is limited to the figures provided here and to fatal crashes only. It does not include non-fatal crashes, injury-only crashes, exposure data, vehicle population, mileage, or comparisons with other model years.

It also does not separate overlap between categories. A crash could potentially be single-vehicle, alcohol-involved, and a rollover within the same fatal event, and the findings do not break out those intersections.

The snapshot date is 2026-05-02, and the record was computed at 2026-06-25. As with any fatal-crash snapshot, the figures reflect the dataset as captured on those dates.

Frequently asked questions

Q: How many fatal crashes are listed for the 2019 Nissan Sentra? A: The findings list 186 fatal crashes for the 2019 Nissan Sentra.

Q: How many occupant fatalities are recorded? A: The findings report 518 occupant fatalities.

Q: How severe were these fatal crashes on average? A: The findings list 2.78 deaths per crash.

Q: How common were single-vehicle fatal crashes? A: Single-vehicle crashes account for 95 of the fatal crashes, or 51.34%.

Q: How often was alcohol involved? A: Alcohol involvement is listed in 33 fatal crashes, representing 18.0%.

Q: Were rollovers and fires common in these fatal crashes? A: Rollovers appear in 14 fatal crashes, or 7.54%, while fires appear in 5 fatal crashes, or 2.8%.