Age identifier: March 2004—August 2004
United Kingdom / Wales / Swansea
Nissan Cube
03.2021. Kołobrzeg (ZKL), PL
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Car of...? Cazana says 2004 and first registration at 2007, sell advertisement at rear window says 2005...
Favourite car of my childhood is abandoned at middle of housing estate..
My first Nissan Cube!
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Extra information
- Brand: NISSAN CUBE
- Fuel: Petrol
- Colour: Red
- Engine Size: 1380 cc
- Year: 2004
- Registered: 2004.03.31
- Last V5C Issue Date: 17 September 2013
Comments (11)
Jnglmpera 2021-04-09 14:01:45 | #3
lulzyboy (2021-04-08 09:37:41)lulzyboy
Manufactured in 2004, registered in Japan in 2005, Imported from Japan on 17/08/2007 and currently sitting on 9 owners on the UK plates
Manufactured in 2004, registered in Japan in 2005, Imported from Japan on 17/08/2007 and currently sitting on 9 owners on the UK plates
... and left abandoned at a Polish residential district after being untaxed for 5 years and counting... This car has led a really unique life
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a_wiskari 2021-04-13 23:36:48 | #9
Now except beads it have got intense red covers on two seats and new plates, still wait for find some good place to take photo and put it here 
I did two bigger roads by this car. For sure it's not car for European realities but.. I didn't see any difference between for example Fiat Punto as a car to drive to work every day. I go there to shop, to my truckspotting place.. look for somehthing bigger like Skoda Roomster or Renault Scenic, but I can't complain for this car.
I did two bigger roads by this car. For sure it's not car for European realities but.. I didn't see any difference between for example Fiat Punto as a car to drive to work every day. I go there to shop, to my truckspotting place.. look for somehthing bigger like Skoda Roomster or Renault Scenic, but I can't complain for this car.
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lulzyboy 2021-04-17 09:52:39 | #10
aixam (2021-04-13 23:27:33)aixam
lulzyboy
At this point I'm surprised you haven't toured the continent and a bit more with a CityRover!
lulzyboy
At this point I'm surprised you haven't toured the continent and a bit more with a CityRover!
I had planned on buying a ShittyRover and exporting it to Estonia but it never happened as every time I was in the UK I had the choice of better cars to buy for less money. I still want one so I may still do it and pay the import tax on it. They're getting rare now tho.
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lulzyboy 2021-04-17 09:54:24 | #11
a_wiskari (2021-04-13 23:36:48)a_wiskari
Now except beads it have got intense red covers on two seats and new plates, still wait for find some good place to take photo and put it here
I did two bigger roads by this car. For sure it's not car for European realities but.. I didn't see any difference between for example Fiat Punto as a car to drive to work every day. I go there to shop, to my truckspotting place.. look for somehthing bigger like Skoda Roomster or Renault Scenic, but I can't complain for this car.
Now except beads it have got intense red covers on two seats and new plates, still wait for find some good place to take photo and put it here
I did two bigger roads by this car. For sure it's not car for European realities but.. I didn't see any difference between for example Fiat Punto as a car to drive to work every day. I go there to shop, to my truckspotting place.. look for somehthing bigger like Skoda Roomster or Renault Scenic, but I can't complain for this car.
I owned a 2001 Fiat Punto and it was a hateful thing so I suppose comparing the Nano to it helps me understand
I'd love to try one still tho. Maybe if I'm stuck in Poland with no car one day I'll venture over to olx and find myself one.
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