Compare: 2009 Nissan Cube vs 2008 Scion xD

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2009 Nissan Cube

2008 Scion xD

  2009 Nissan Cube In Miami a 2008 Scion xD
MSRP
$16,680
$14,950
Invoice $16,029 $14,202
MPG
City/Highway
24/30 26/33
Rating 7.8 7.2
Bottom Line The spacious, refined 2009 Nissan Cube makes a whole lot of sense for city dwellers, and it'll get you more attention than many sport coupes. At a bargain price that’s not much more than stripper econoboxes, the 2008 Scion xD is a pretty hot little hatch.
Likes &
Dislikes

Likes:

  • Very distinctive styling inside and out
  • Perky and economical powertrain
  • Overall refinement
  • Space for four tall adults
  • Bargain base price

Dislikes:

  • Rear seats don't tumble forward
  • Light, disconnected steering feel
  • Susceptible to crosswinds
  • Unimpressive highway fuel economy

Likes:

  • Styling makes a short, stubby hatch look sporty
  • Perky performance and good fuel economy
  • Vast standard-feature list
  • Bargain price

Dislikes:

  • Small seats inadequate for some
  • Rear headroom too limited for adults
  • Premium sound system doesn’t sound premium
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Used Car Prices

  Min Max Average
2009 Nissan Cube $12,426 $15,659 $14,141
2008 Scion xD $10,621 $13,744 $12,141
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