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Nissan Cube Is Presented All over the World |
Nissan designers are so confident in creation of a great vehicle they decided to launch the presentation at three auto markets at the same time. Roppongi Hills complex, Tokyo Japan, Nissan Design Europe studio, London England and Los Angeles Auto Show, U.S.A. open their welcome doors to Nissan Cube this week.
Square looking cars are getting popular lately and different manufacturers design their own models, however, Nissan was one of the first auto makers in this business and 2009 Cube is the third generation square car for the manufacturer.
At first the car will go on sale in Japan on November 26. This model has 1.5-liter engine and will cost $14,800-$19,700.
The American dealers will see the Cube only in spring. It will be the most powerful model out of all three with the 1.8-liter engine from Versa.
And the last ones to see the square Nissan will be Europeans because the Japanese company brings the auto to the continent only in fall 2009. The manufacturer plans to offer a variety of engines there: the customers can order a 1.6-liter gas or 1.5-liter diesel Cube.
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