When it comes to buying a new Nissan Rogue or even a used Nissan Maxima Atlanta, I’ll take the Cube. 30 years into the Cube’s birth, and it has at last reached land in America, Honda’s Element, Scion’s xB, and Kia’s Soul arrived here first. The Cube rides atop a smaller Versa platform a Versa cubed and all four variety of the Cube made by Nissan are frontdrive only, and equipped with a 122-hp, 1.8-liter four.

The Scion xB crosses the threshold and is outfitted with a considerable bigger power plant being the 2.4 Liter 4 cylinder that makes 158 hp. with a manual transmission, and exactly like the Nissan Cube is also a front wheel drive Japanese made vehicle. Reviewers are proned to relate the 2010 Nissan Cube with the Scion xB or Kia Soul, but the actuality is that nothing really compares to the funky, excellent rounded-box looks of the new Nissan Cube. For Nissan, 2010 marks two years that the Nissan Cube has been offered in the United States, although the first three generations have been sold on foreign ground for quite some time. Most visible feature inside of the amazing Cube is a wave effect that stands out in the whole interior of the Cube and puts a soothing sensation through anyone who gets planted inside this Jacuzzi atmosphere.

The Nissan Cube comes loaded with a great selection of standard safety features, including antilock brakes with brake assist and traction-control and antiskid systems. Typical seat mounted front and side airbags, and full-length head-protecting curtain airbags keeping all passengers safe. There’s a chance Cube will sooner or later be Nissan’s “e-AWD. This employs a compact electric motor to automatically power the rear tires as needed to make up for any loss of traction to the front tires. Nissan has also discussed a fully electric car based on the Cube, though it won’t be on hand for retail sale in the U.S. until 2012.