we seen a few kroms here in LA, we really wanted the krom and we almost picked that one but we decided for the SKromCube wrote:Apparently the Krom edition Cubes are rare. Not sure how many have been produced. Just wanted to see how many people have this package seeing most have S and SL's. I personally like this package for the arm rest, lol. I like the rims too.
Do the majority of you guys and gals like this pakage or not?
Canada rarely gets the same number of trim options as the US. Usually, our base model is two or three models up in your lineup. Why? Who knows... While we're on that subject, why are cars considerably more expensive in Canada than in the US?KromCube wrote:ESP: Really? I wonder why. I don't get why they put the arm rest only on the Krom. Its kinda annoying that they didnt put it on the other models and on the passenger seat.
Good point about the fleet vehicles. Alot of advertising vehicles for small companies are the absolute base model...good call man!dimedriver wrote:The bottom two packages in the US usually don't exist for most cars. I can't tell you how hard it is to find a car that is the base package here. I think those are just written down so that they can say they exist for the advertised low MSRP. Maybe they are sold to fleets or something. This occurs with nearly all brands too. I have seen it with Honda, Toyota, Chevy, and VW. I wish Nissan had the guts to bring back something like the 510. Relatively small light somewhat featureless. Maybe only power windows and locks. Minimal airbags(they are heavy) and Rear wheel drive.
I think the price in Canada reflects the bad exchange rate and the tax structure there. Im not sure where the cube has finale assembly but a lot of Nissan's are built in the US.
-Avery