Is the 2011 Nissan Cube a good car?
Is the 2011 Nissan Cube a good car?
2011 Nissan Cube Overview The 2011 Nissan Cube prioritizes its interior space and funky exterior style over performance, but reviewers agreed that the Cube is still a capable commuter with good maneuverability. Fold them down, however, and the Cube offers more cargo space than most other small cars.
What is a 2011 Nissan Cube worth?
2011 Nissan Cube Value – $1,776-$8,518 | Edmunds.
What kind of Review is the Nissan Cube?
Edmunds’ expert review of the Used 2009 Nissan Cube provides the latest look at trim-level features and specs, performance, safety, and comfort. At Edmunds we drive every car we review, performing road tests and competitor comparisons to help you find your perfect car. Read the full in-depth review of the Used 2009 Cube at Edmunds.
When did I Buy my 2009 Nissan Cube?
I purchased my 2009 Cube in July of 2009. I now have 10,500 miles on it. Recently, on a trip to view the Fall colors, I noticed a surging feeling when going over 50 mph. It was like every 10 seconds, the RPM’s would rev between the 2 and 3 on the dial. Called the dealer and took it in for service.
When did Nissan Cube get a service bulletin?
The “goodwill review” I was promised resulted in a blanket denial of coverage from a csr who stated that a service bulletin only covers one replacement, which was supposedly done in 2011. Maybe it was replaced, but the lock failed again, so what difference does that make?
Can you talk while driving a Nissan Cube?
You can talk as you drive using the hands-free Bluetooth. Anyone in the back can recline their backrest and go to sleep if they want to. Our unique Car Seat Chooser shows you which child car seats will fit this car and which seat positions that they will fit, so that you don’t have to check every car seat manufacturer’s website for compatibility.
What causes a Nissan Cube to not start?
There are really two main ways that a vehicle will not start. The first and most common is when it won’t turn over. This just means that the engine doesn’t move when you turn the key. The second way that your Cube won’t start is when the engine turns when you engage the starter, but it won’t fire and run on its own.
Do you really not care if you buy a Nissan Cube?
Does NIssan really not care if a woman gets stuck in a parking lot at 11 PM because her Cube won’t start when the steering column lock fails without warning? Instead of fooling around with faux phone calls and emails masquerading as customer service, Nissan should just say they don’t care if people buy their cars or not.
I purchased my 2009 Cube in July of 2009. I now have 10,500 miles on it. Recently, on a trip to view the Fall colors, I noticed a surging feeling when going over 50 mph. It was like every 10 seconds, the RPM’s would rev between the 2 and 3 on the dial. Called the dealer and took it in for service.
The “goodwill review” I was promised resulted in a blanket denial of coverage from a csr who stated that a service bulletin only covers one replacement, which was supposedly done in 2011. Maybe it was replaced, but the lock failed again, so what difference does that make?
