Nothing will every compare to the Toyota aka(scion) XB NOTHING.... just my 2cents
Post Title: Re: To Cube or not to Cube? (mexicanracer03)
Posted by: D3stro at 1:49 PM 3/16/2009
I shall have one, unless it truly sucketh, in which case I'll get a new Fit.
Post Title: Re: To Cube or not to Cube? (srellim234)
Posted by: feloniousmonk at 6:04 PM 11/25/2008
| Quote, originally posted by srellim234 » |
| We made a big mistake buying the Versa within the first couple of model years on the U.S. market. We won't be making that mistake again. |
Why is that? I have a '08 with zero issues. Not saying it because I'm biased and that I do ad work for Nissan. I was neutral towards Nissans before, and after sampling some of the products and now owning one, I'm now 100% sold. There are three things that matter in the auto industry: content, style and quality. They've got all three.
Post Title: Re: (TrustME)
Posted by: feloniousmonk at 6:13 PM 11/25/2008
| Quote, originally posted by TrustME » |
| I'm waiting for the specs to drop. A lot of talk about the Versa 1.8 engine going to the Cube instead of the 1.4. Works for me. |
Specs are out. Released on the 19th, the first press day of the LA Auto Show.
3 trims available: standard, S and SL. All 3 will have the 1.8L from the Versa, which has been getting about 27/33 mpg by folks on the Versa board. Not sure what the cube will be as ratings have not been released but the press release says 30+. 6MT or CVT will be available. An optional sonar back-up assist system (like the ones you see on luxury cars) will be available.
Check out the mini-site: http://www.nissanusa.com/cube
Post Title: Re: (feloniousmonk)
Posted by: total_pwnage at 4:22 PM 12/4/2008
The climate control instrument panel is fitter than the V's. It has a temperature display and you can adjust it with the readout. Also, it has an auto fan feature which keeps it a constant temperature so you don't have to adjust it to the right temp.
However, I already have a Versa and appreciate what I got for now. May glance into it physically once it's released next spring.
Post Title: Re: To Cube or not to Cube? (Mile High Versa)
Posted by: LeroyBrown at 7:18 PM 1/10/2009
im going to buy a cube and throw some tight deep dish rims on it and tint the windows 5% and throw a system in the back and use it as my cruising mobile lol
Post Title: Re: To Cube or not to Cube? (MadmikeX3)
Posted by: mexicanracer03 at 9:22 AM 3/16/2009
Nothing will every compare to the Toyota aka(scion) XB NOTHING.... just my 2cents
Post Title: Re: To Cube or not to Cube? (mexicanracer03)
Posted by: D3stro at 1:49 PM 3/16/2009
| Quote, originally posted by mexicanracer03 » |
| No It looks similar to the XB and ford even tryed to copy the XB with on of their new crossover or what ever the hell they car it.
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In fact, the Xb came after the Cube...so it's more like Toyota copied on Nissan.
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Posted by: BrianHarte at 12:05 PM 3/24/2009
I'll have a S13 to sell / part out and a J30 to sell.
Let's GO
Post Title: Re: (BrianHarte)
Posted by: D3stro at 6:14 PM 4/2/2009
I also wonder about that side-hinged rear 'fridge' door and how easy it is to use parked backed-in to a wall vs hatch/trunk lid. 
Post Title: Re: To Cube or not to Cube? (MadmikeX3)
Posted by: mcheddadi at 5:17 PM 6/9/2009
| Quote, originally posted by Slither » |
| I wonder about driving with those tiny wheels in a snowstorm and availability of winter/all weather tires... me thinks those tiny wheels and those tight wheel wells will get bunged up with snow & ice. It's not like the e-AWD (?) option is available in NA. |
Will it be as good as some others? No. But unless you're living on a ranch outside of Edmonton or some farm in northern North Dakota it won't matter too much at all in the grand scheme of things.
Post Title: Re: To Cube or not to Cube? (mexicanracer03)
Posted by: uqt692 at 4:02 PM 7/12/2009
| Quote, originally posted by mexicanracer03 » |
Nothing will every compare to the Toyota aka(scion) XB NOTHING.... just my 2cents <IMG NAME="icon" SRC="http://images.nicoclub.com/forums/images/smilies/popcorn.gif" BORDER="0"> |
True, most manufactures couldn't get away with the sparse, mindless interiors that Toyota does and somehow not get Yugo comparisons. 
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