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The 2012 model year only brings a few minor changes for the Nissan Cube, but the vehicle does receive a new limited edition that wants to please the customers who want something special.
This uses the S Indigo designation and brings goodies such as 15-inch alloy rims, a satnav that uses a 5-inch screen, a rear view camera, a Rockford Fosgate audio system, keyless start and others.
As for the standard Cube, this has received a total of five new colors: Pearl White, Brilliant Silver, Gun Metallic, Cayenne Red and Bali Blue. The S and SL trim levels now come with a front passenger seat armrest, while the latter also includes the Nissan Intelligent Key.
The 2012 Nissan Cube is a little bit more expensive, with the entry-level model retailing for $14,980 (the price doesn’t include the handling and destination taxes), a figure that can be translated into a $240 increase over the replaced model.
As for the standard Cube, this has received a total of five new colors: Pearl White, Brilliant Silver, Gun Metallic, Cayenne Red and Bali Blue. The S and SL trim levels now come with a front passenger seat armrest, while the latter also includes the Nissan Intelligent Key.
The 2012 Nissan Cube is a little bit more expensive, with the entry-level model retailing for $14,980 (the price doesn’t include the handling and destination taxes), a figure that can be translated into a $240 increase over the replaced model.
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