Nissan's New Ad for Cube Mobile Device Leaked to TTAC

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Cube Mobile Device (higher quality mpg)

Jeff Puthuff
Jeff Puthuff

Early 30s California guy driving a 97 Infiniti I30. Past cars: 90 Cavalier, 82 Skylark, 78 Courier, 61 Beetle.

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  • Sherman Lin Sherman Lin on Apr 11, 2009

    “triumph of advertising over substance” Hmm really? I am remodeling one of my houses that I rent out. I was able to put in my 1st gen Xb a fully assembled 48 inch Vanity. I regularly put in 8 ft long two by fours. 80,000 trouble free miles in 3 years and a consistent 31 MPG over those 80,000 miles. Unbelievable utility, light weight 2300 lbs, fun to drive, good mileage, durable, dependable, cheap to buy at 14000 dollars what the hell is not of substance?

  • Psarhjinian Psarhjinian on Apr 11, 2009
    The Fit is a far superior vehicle For certain things The Fit is also a much smaller vehicle, especially inside. It's brilliantly packaged, but it's also quite small. Having seen the Cube and Soul, the Cube is definitely the better-packaged of the two. The Soul has the unfortunately-tall floor of a crossover; the Cube is near the xB.
  • DeanMTL DeanMTL on Apr 11, 2009

    Looks like a plastic ice cream truck. No thanks. Cool song though.

  • Dean Dean on Apr 12, 2009

    I checked out the Cube and the Soul at the auto show last weekend. As the guardian of two medium sized dogs I am forced to evaluate every potential vehicle in terms of how well they can be accommodated. I found that the Cube, with its uneven floor with the rear seats folded, was much less suitable than the Soul. Since I'm not terrible tall (5'11") and not terribly wide (170lb) I have come to the conclusion that the Fit is just about the perfect vehicle of this particular trio. That said, a used dealer has an Audi A3 on the lot for not much more than a new Fit Sport...

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