Nissan Cube on the 101
#23
Originally Posted by Robert
I have to admit, when I first saw photos of it online I didn't really care for it. But in person it does look better. I guess I just like the original style of it. That's the same reason why I like the 1st gen xB over the 2nd gen xB.*
*2nd gen xB owners. Don't get your panties in a bunch. I like the 2nd gen, just like the 1st gen better. ;)
*2nd gen xB owners. Don't get your panties in a bunch. I like the 2nd gen, just like the 1st gen better. ;)
Rob you probably caught him driving out to the testing grounds on the west side of the valley.
But yah everyone. I LOVE SCION and won't strey from the flock, but know this those cubes are awesome up close. I guess I'll just have to wait untill the XB 3rd Gen to get another toy.
#28
Just got back from the autoshow! lol i was anxious to check this thing out but they kept it locked! i love this lil thing, the ceiling on the interior is pretty cool it has a quote, "ripple" effect. I like the way the rear hatch opens to the side, but i would prefer to see a full back window instead of the panel on just one side. all in all nice car.
#29
Not bad. I really like the modded ones. The only on that could pull of the wierd rear window is the black cause it hides it better. I can see its usefulness but thats the only thing that throws it off to me. Nissan really stole design cues from the xb1 thats for sure.
#33
After thinking about that rear window, it's actually quite clever.
Someone in this thread mentioned "blind spot" on the drivers side. But really, there isn't. When we are driving and we check the passenger blind spot we look to the right and out the side and back. When we check drivers side we look out the left, over shoulder, and maybe catch the passenger window, not the rear. You will never see this "blind spot" as our heads do not turn that far when checking from the driver's seat. It works. Pretty smart actually.......
Someone in this thread mentioned "blind spot" on the drivers side. But really, there isn't. When we are driving and we check the passenger blind spot we look to the right and out the side and back. When we check drivers side we look out the left, over shoulder, and maybe catch the passenger window, not the rear. You will never see this "blind spot" as our heads do not turn that far when checking from the driver's seat. It works. Pretty smart actually.......