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In this special retrospective video, we'll uncover what made the 2009 Nissan Cube a true standout in its time. From its distinctive boxy shape and asymmetrical rear window to its eye-catching color options, this car was a head-turner like no other. Get ready to relive the era of funky, fun, and fearless automotive design!
Join us as we step inside the spacious and surprisingly practical interior of the 2009 Nissan Cube. Discover its versatile seating configurations, ample cargo space, and ingenious storage solutions that catered to the needs of the modern urban lifestyle.
We'll dive into the driving experience of the Cube, highlighting its nimble handling, fuel efficiency, and surprising maneuverability in tight city streets. Explore the quirks and surprises that made this car a favorite among those seeking a truly unique and memorable ride.
Whether you owned a Nissan Cube or simply admired its eccentricity from afar, this video is a must-watch for all automotive enthusiasts and nostalgia seekers. Join us as we celebrate the legacy of this unconventional gem from the past!
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Here are the key specifications for the 2009 Nissan Cube:
Engine: 1.8-liter DOHC 16-valve 4-cylinder engine
Horsepower: Approximately 122 horsepower
Torque: Approximately 127 lb-ft of torque
Transmission: 6-speed manual transmission or available continuously variable transmission (CVT)
Drivetrain: Front-Wheel Drive (FWD)
Fuel Efficiency: EPA-estimated fuel efficiency may vary depending on the transmission and driving conditions. As of my knowledge cutoff in September 2021, the 2009 Nissan Cube had an estimated fuel economy of around 27 MPG city and 31 MPG highway with the manual transmission, or 28 MPG city and 30 MPG highway with the CVT.
Seating Capacity: Up to 5 passengers
Interior Features: Unique and spacious interior design, comfortable seating, available fold-flat rear seats, air conditioning, power windows and locks, available navigation system, available premium audio system, and more.
Safety Features: Advanced airbag system, anti-lock braking system (ABS), vehicle dynamic control (VDC), traction control system (TCS), tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS), and more.
I'm here with the Nissan Cube. This quirky little square vehicle certainly catches your eyes on the
road and is a real pleasure to drive. Take a trip back in time with the Nissan Cube. Produced
worldwide from 1998 to 2019. This specific model is a 2009 and in North America it was produced up
until 2014. Came in a couple different packages. This is the entry-level package. The S, you had
the SL and then there was a chrome package that added a lot of chrome to the vehicles. But when
we look at the front end here you can see the car for 2009 is still in good shape. It's over 13 years
old, 14 years old, probably pushing now and you can see it's still in good shape. This specific
one has 127,000 kilometers and look at the front end. Even here you still get some fog lights down
below. This is one of those vehicles where people either loved or hate them. You either took one look
at it and you liked it or you took one look at it and you hate it. Comment below what you guys think
about the styling of the Cube. Here's where this car gets a little funky when we look at the side
profile. 16 inch aluminum alloy rims. We have a little turning accent right on the side body
there and then this is kind of the uniqueness of this. We have huge windows all throughout the back
and even though the body is square, nice round windows coming at the side here and look at how
the window kind of curves around right into the back. Definitely adds to the funky look and just
makes the car look a lot bigger than what it really is. The back is really straight up and
there's a slight angle here to the rear but this is the one thing that I question. You kind of have
this suicide style rear hatch opening up there which is okay but if you have a tight garage
it'd be hard to kind of open. This one being the S package you still get the Nissan Intelligent Key
so you do have your keyless entry right on the door. You just need to push the button and it's
lock and unlock and you're ready to go for a drive. Now for some reason they only put that
full window right on the one side. This side it's kind of filled in and filled in with this kind of
block piece here. I don't know if that's for structural purposes or rigidity but it's only
on one side which kind of adds to the funky appeal of the Cube. Massive front doors here and massive
seats here in the front. The driver's seat is huge but let's start it up here. Push button start to
start it up. Really comfortable and fat seat here that I'm sitting in. Still to this day it's still
pretty comfortable and cushiony. It's a six-way manual adjustable driver's seat that you get in
Cars Unlocked fun fact of the day this Nissan Cube was actually designed after a literal box.
At Nissan tried to design this to be a full 90 degree box similar to a cardboard box that you
would see and that's how it kind of got its name the Nissan Cube. The Nissan Cube was attractive
and practical for consumers. It definitely fit that market for someone who's looking for a unique
car but still in that lower echelon and affordable price tag. Now in North America here this car was
produced up until 2014 and in 2014 they stopped production as Nissan kind of wanted to streamline
the manufacturing and focus more on their more popular units. It was replaced with the Nissan
Versa Note which I have full walkarounds on my channel of that and you can kind of see the
changes but the Versa was certainly more of a practical more versatile vehicle in terms of
practicality. Now Nissan made this car with practicality in mind and the point of the Cube
kind of styling and shape is to have more interior space but it doesn't seem like they they kind of
missed the ball here with the cargo area. You can see we have this kind of weird cover that's on
here and here's the cargo storage so you do have nice and high but not very wide and this is kind
of where Nissan failed the Cube here. The seats will fold down and when you remove the cover
that's really all the space that you have. I'd like to see the seats kind of fold forward
and flip upwards so you can add to more trunk space but the seats take up so much space
in the back here and then you have this big hump in the cargo area. It's a 1.8 four-cylinder engine
giving you about 122 horsepower attached to the Nissan Xtronic CVT or you can also get a
manual transmission back in 2009 but this pickup isn't too bad. You have about a 400 kilometer range
on the tank. Now some immediate things that I noticed right away heavy road noise being
short wheelbase we feel we feel every little bump and and crack it could be just a year of this car
but also with the straight up kind of cube style styling there's a lot of wind even a small gust
of wind affects the the vehicle and if you're driving like over a skyway or something on a
windy day I could see this car being a little hard to keep control of but overall not a not a bad
drive like we have so much passenger volume that's what people like the cube for is the passenger
volume and the space this door open a little wider that's about as far as it goes I'd like
to see it open a lot wider to make it easier to put things in the car and getting in and out
see how far back the seat reclines oh it actually reclines back pretty far
good for long trips but it definitely impedes the trunk space and it's pretty good on gas
29 combined mpg between city and highway that's about 8 8.1 liters for every 100 kilometers
in terms of overall styling and designs in here it definitely has a little sporty feel to it
there's a ton of like flat surfaces up in the dash on the glove box there's a lot of like flat areas
but they're hard surfaces I like soft surfaces which you guys would know if you've been watching
this channel I love these cars they're nice fun takes me back in time and you can really zip them
around a little bit they're like little puddle jumpers now if you guys want to enter our giveaway
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we're going to try to have a few more quirky vehicles like this what do you guys think of
the cube pretty fun pretty quirky pretty little unique vehicle the really only main thing that's
left here is the kia soul that they have is really the only other vehicle like this that's still
produced to this day i want to hear from you guys comment below if you guys owned a cube been in a
cube what you guys think of a cube let us know it kind of shows that this car isn't for everybody
but if there's any fans of it hit that thumbs up button and we'll see you in the next video