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"Finally, people hauler thats well built fun and cool."
on by twogrimPros You would never know your in a "small" car when your driving it. Decent driving, great mileage, handles like a small car and hauls like a van. Drive it you will buy it.
Cons None, for the money its a great deal. Others need to quit gripping about how it is missing this and that, its cheap, well made and looks great. nuf said!
Summary Nissan quality, years of proven sucess in Japan, meets needs of a very large pool of drivers and dosent suck gas. No wonder it was such a huge hit in Japan.
Some will call it a cult car due to its sytling, others will call it ugly, I kind of like it and as long as I can get one in my drive I don't care. -
"Just bought one. Rolling for about 2 weeks now..."
on by elrio531Pros Bought S model, upgraded to gun metal Nissan wheels. I don't need the tech stuff on the SL or Crom. Great exterior styling, really shines through in the interior. Very room and comfortable. Handles nice, good power, 30+ MPG, fun to drive.
Cons Dives a little up front on harder turns although stable. Rattle in door dealer will fix under warranty. Cool ride. We're 46 yrs old with 1 16 yr old, LOVE THE CAR..
Summary Good buy. Fun Car. Forces you to be happy and smile when you drive it. Very comfortable, lots of space. Driving art.
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"Practical, efficient & tons of room. I'll take one."
on by 2GeekyPros Decent gas mileage, room for lots of cargo, highly practical rear door.
Cons It ain't exactly pretty, 'eh?
Summary I'll take a look at the SL model; the S & base models are a bit too barebones for me.
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"Nostalgic Exuberance - Best Bang For The Buck!"
on by live4tantraPros Continuous Variable Transmission (CVT) is smoother than a BMW. Predicts road sloping. Excellent pickup on acceleration. Very responsive braking. Very comfortable seating for larger people. Awesome headroom. Fits 5 people. Stereo sounds great. Cute!
Cons The only con I can think of is that they should have made this car before I bought my $65k BMW 740IL.
Summary Caught my eye the first time I saw it. Walked out of a highly competitive Honda dealership to test drive the Cube. Best decision I made. Felt like I was driving a ride from an amusement park. Very fun and very comfortable. On acceleration, it felt like an electric car with no shifting and no jerking. Just smooth and peppy acceleration. The stereo floods the interior with full range of sounds. Kids love the car. Small tank costs less and drives a long way at 31 mpg hwy and 27 city. Cost $17k out the door. I bought mine at Cowles Nissan from Yumei. No pressured sales, excellent price and excellent professional service. I have owned many cars ranging from classic cars to modern luxury including BMW 740IL, Lotus Esprit Bi-Turbo and Corvette. The Nissan is a pleasurable ride that satisifes the highest levels of expectation in a car with no guilt on the money spent. I have driven my 2009 Nissan Cube for 12k miles to date and have not had any issue so far. The car heater and AC are excellent with quick response. This car meets all of my expectations and more. If you are a car connoisseur, then you will not be dissapointed.
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"Userful and a nice ride"
on by stevenM1TXPros This refers to a 2010 cube which has much of the tech goodies (bluetooth, iPod) included in the midgrade package. Rides nice, enough power, decent mileage (about 30), and isn't boring looking. Can't ask for much more than that for the price.
Cons Would be nice to have auto a/c and heat with the midrange package. Silly the way you have to take your key out before the doors unlock. My Honda does that once you put it into Park.
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