Nissan Cube price in Kenya and a full review

As you would expect, the price of Nissan Cube in Kenya is not that high and it is affordable. However, each model of the Cube has its own price, additionally, the cost of this car will vary depending on the condition of the car the seller. To paint a clear picture of how much this car will cost you, we have compiled a price list of the Nissan cube below.

Introduction to the Nissan Cube

One of the compact minivans from Nissan is the Nissan Cube. Just like most cars, it has its ups and downs. In this article, we will look at the vehicle in detail so that by the end, you can informatively decide whether it suits your use case. These details will include prices of Nissan Cube for sale in Kenya, full specifications and a review.

The car was introduced in the market in the year 1998. The third generation which is the latest one was released in 2008. The car competes with other compact vehicles such as Toyota Porte and Toyota Ractis and beats them in some areas.

Nissan Cube Price in Kenya

Here is a list of prices for different foreign used Nissan Cube for sale with respect to models years. Cube cars can be found as both new and secondhand and also imported or locally in different parts of the country, including Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Nairobi, Eldoret and other major towns.

Older models can be bought from local owners. There are usually affordable and in most cases, older than seven years. The table below provides price ranges for locally used Nissan Cube.

The above is just an average of the market cost. This might change depending on the condition of the vehicle and the seller. However, with Ksh 750,000 and above, you are most likely to get yourself a Nissan Cube in a good condition in Kenya.

Nissan Cube specifications

Like we mentioned before, the Nissan cube has its own specs, some of which give it benefits over other rivals and others limit it to certain use cases only. Let’s see what these features are below.

1. Nissan Cube exterior

Just like its name suggests, the car has a cube or boxy-like shape, this might not be very attractive to most people, a curvy vehicle is mostly considered good-looking. That being said, there are still those that fall for this shape.

Below are the specs to expect from the outside:

• This is a 5 doors mini-van(two front, two rear and the tailgate)
• The ground clearance is 6.3 inches which is slightly below the 6.5 inches required on Kenyan roads. The car might hence experience challenges when crossing speed bumps and is heavily loaded
• Noticeably from the front is the large headlamps
• Most models of the Cube come with alloy wheels
• The car is also fitted with large windows
• Finally, there are different colors to pick from

3. Nissan cube interior

While the interior of the car is basic, it still functional for anyone who needs a family car to move from point A to B.

Below is a list of the interior features:

• The car is a 5 seater(two front and three at the back)
• There is good legroom in both rows meaning its comfortable even for long distances
• The boot space is small and can only carry sizeable luggage, you can however bend/recline rare seats for more space
• In the cabin, you will find more storage compartments
• The SRS airbags in the car come in handy for safety and protection

3. Nissan cube engine specs

As a compact vehicle, its engine can be termed as powerful to get the work done.

Let’s see what the engine of the cube has to offer:

• The engine capacity is 1498cc(1.5L engine)
• The fuel consumption ranges between 15.6km/l and 19km/l
• Nissan cube accelerates from 0 to 100km/h in about 11.6 seconds
• You can choose between a Four Wheel Drive(4WD) or Front Wheel Drive(FF)
• The power is between 82ps and 111ps depending on other engine specs
• The recent models of the cube come fitted with Continous Variable Transmission type(CVT)
• Nissan cube has a tank capacity of 45 liters

Other features include keyless entry, automatic climate control, reverse camera, navigation system and Antibraking-system(ABS).

Cube can be considered a fuel-economical car with for the least 15km/l it gives, however, you can find even better cars when to comes to fuel usage.  A Front-wheel Drive Cube will also consume slightly less fuel compared to All-Wheel Drive one, on the other hand, an AWD is suitable for rough terrain and rural roads.

Also see, Nissan Skyline full review

Conclusion

As you can see from above, the price of a Nissan cube in Kenya is not that high. Additionally, the running cost of this car is also low, this is because the car is fuel economical and the maintenance cost is low. The car will not give you problems if you take care of it, the only issue you might face is with the CVT, you should hence take service it regularly.