Nissan Cube Pulled From European Market

[AutoGuide.com]

Nissan's Cube has had a lukewarm reception outside its home market of Japan, and sales have been so poor in Europe that Nissan has decided to axe the vehicle entirely.

Nissan is citing exchange rate issues between the yen and the euro as the underlying cause, but the dismal sales are likely an equal culprit in the company's decision.

Nissan dealers are apparently sold out of the car, save for a few outlets in central London.

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[Unhappy Cube Owner]

The UK is doing something right - this car is not a good buy!
I bought my Nissan cube in August of 2009. I loved it, now I hate it. I have had the entire engine replaced, the transmission replaced, and now I have a new issue - the car loses accelerations and shuts off without warning. My dealer can't seem to find a problem in the computer that logs all of the activity and it feels like I'm basically SOL. I just wish they would buy the car back, its dangerous, not dependable, and a burden. TRADE YOURS IN AS SOON AS POSSIBLE BEFORE YOU GET STUCK LIKE ME!