As a compact sedan, which the Nissan Sylphy is, interior quality is a big consideration for many car buyers. Discussion has been ongoing about how the Sylphy's interior compares to rivals like the Toyota Corolla, Honda Civic and Mazda3. Others, however, complain the Sylphy uses cheaper materials in some places, and praise it for comfortable seats and spacious cabin. And the debate often revolves around areas like dashboard layout, infotainment system usability and overall fit and finish. The Sylphy is often used as a comparative due to its value proposition—does it deliver a good package of features and quality for its price? This always leads to conversations about brand perceptions, with some saying that Nissan’s interior design has fallen behind, and others saying it’s a solid, no frills option.