wow - my cube memory of the summer i believe was a reunification tour with my friend living in korea along with my current neighbour and brother in law - in highschool our group of friends were not clickish just clanish... too this day we manage to pull a outdoor escape onec a year - this time we went up to the severn river to stay 3 days in the forest - we blasted Ministry Psalm 69 on the ROCKFORD FOSGATE on the way up and then i played them my 6 new songs i have been working on recently (now finished) - went fishing and caught some rainbow trout - brought them back (still dont know how to clean a fish) and had a nice bbq with our girls. hopefully not too cliche but i really enjoy those things...

Génial, mon équipe de balle molle à remporter le grand titre de l'équipe ztélé du Québec et nous avons gagné 5000$ pour renouveller nos uniformes.

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le chèque géant se promène en cube avec moi hihihihi!!!!

I got too many roadtrip stories this summer and last. August 2009 after picking up my Cube in Victoria I made a legendary drive east along the I-90 to Montreal with my Aunt and Mom. A highlight would have been driving on the road with wild buffalo in Yellowstone National Park! The Bull was as big as the CUBE, he could have made Cube-shish-kabob me with his horns. This summer I drove Montreal-Toronto-Chicago across the I-90 again, this time to the Badlands and then up through Montana to Calgary for stampede and across the rockies to Victoria. Although the valet parking in downtown Chicago was stellar....Driving the Cube through the Badlands in South Dakota was amazing, and somewhere in Wyoming after a long stretch of seeing nothing but land, I crossed another Cube on the road! Truckers in the gas stations at Montana were eagerly asking my about the MPG of the cube. racking up an impressive 6000km each time, I am driving back east [again!] starting monday. 3rd time! that deserves a t-shirt.

One of my more memorable trips this summer was a whirlwind day trip across my fine province. I live just north of Edmonton, but had to go to Leathbridge to visit a friend. I had other people that wanted to go, so we made a day trip of it. Leathbridge is a 6 hour drive from my house. Unfortunatly, I have a manual transmission, and none of the other people I was traveling with knew how to drive stick. So I drove for 12 hours that day. The cube handled the hightway well, but was a bit skitterish in the southern Alberta cross winds. it was a good day, and the cube served me well

When I got my Cube at the end of May of this year... I so wanted to go on a road trip this summer...so I did with my mom.
I live in Vancouver and I see the odd Cube around and I always wave at the other Cube owners some wave back and some think I'm nuts...whatever. Okay back to the roap trip we just went to Birch Bay Washington a small trip but so exciting and fun... I plugged in my ipod into my cube the feature which I love and away we went!!
On our way there we were trying to spot Cubes only saw three. The cube drove great on the highway it zipped along and I was proud of driving it which is an awesome feeling...filled up the tank once and it was good to go:)
When we arrived in Birch Bay it's kinda a small town, and I got alot of stares at my Cube people doing double takes, I love when people do that!
So all and all it was a fun day and I must say before I didn't like to drive... now that I have my Cube I love to drive:)

My favourite summer Cube memory is packing up my daughters (a cube full of girls!!!) and their friends and taking them to Lake Huron to spend an afternoon at the beach....windows down, ipod docked, music on!!!!

'tha cube kept me cool'

(and my afro dry :)

Hello,
I bought my first 2010 Nissan Cube Krom in July of this year.
Wow I can say it has been quite the experience to date. Not only have I received numerous comments about it unique style on the outside but the inside is a whole other deal. I never thought I would enjoy the use of soo many cup holders to hold those cool summer drinks. From ice creams, to pop, to slushies, to hot chocolate on those cooler nights! I even had friends test drive the car just so I could enjoy the ride and comfort of reclining in the back seat.

The cube to me is not only a personal reflection of how I feel towards the environment, but is a workhorse for my computer business. I have saved $$$$ in gas as well as the ability to hold more equipment when going on site to customers. It has proven to be more than a "point A to point B" vehicle with the excitement of wanting to drive more and go places.

I never regret the day I picked up my Cube and look forward to years of enjoyment to come.

My favorite Cube Fun, is loading the kids and our stunt kites in the Cube and heading to the beach for a day of flying, and it never ceases to amaze me getting friendly smiles and waves from other cubists.

We replaced the family minivan with a Cube back in February, so we were nervous about fitting two adults, two kids, a Samoyed and two weeks worth of luggage in the car for our summer trip. We planned and packed and were pleased when we all fit comfortably in the car. Highlights of the trip include Magnetic Hill, cottage in Cavendish, driving the Cabot Trail and hitting Halifax. Everywhere we went, the Cube turned heads, as usual. It was a great summer.

Our cube is used for our bookstore business, so we have had it graphic'ed with our name on all sides, including "BOOKMOBILE" on the hood, but backwards - like an 'ECNALUBMA' (figure that one out!). All summer long I am running around the area, picking up and dropping off books, and needless to say get many interested stares: the Cube has even been featured in the local paper, and now a few other businesses are using Cubes, like a dog groomer, a computer repair biz, and a bakery deliverer. We were the first in town to have a Cube, and now get to give the inside wave to others that we pass on the roads. Cheers!

Salut

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On a cool summer morning, as I was just finishing a backshift working at the hospital, I got into my car to head home for some well-deserved sleep. As it turns out, I would not be getting any sleep that morning. To my dismay, my car broke down while exiting the hospital parking lot. I took my car to the garage and was given the bad news that it would cost a great deal of money to fix. Since my car was only fifteen days past the warranty expiration date, I was horrified. I decided it was time to buy a new car.

It couldn't be just any car, though - it had to be a car with some personality. I drove around from dealership to dealership looking for something, anything, that stood out from the rest. Just as I was driving into the parking lot of my local Nissan Dealership, I saw it. The oh-so-cute and incredibly unique Cube. I couldn't resist - the Cube came home with me that day. I named it "Rubik", got a Rubik's cube decal to put on the back window, and drove off into the sunset to live happily ever after.