[Woody]

If you don't believe me, take a look at the link:
http://www.phillyautoshow.com/feature.asp

East Coast folks, this will be a good chance to see it if you weren't able to go to Detroit
or can't wait a few months, like me.

 

[derux]

If anyone goes bug them for all the info you can get out of them.

 

[Woody]

Pics from the Philly show but folks can't sit in it.
It is worth to travel 130 miles one way just to take pics from the outside?????

 

[ToThe3rd]

Really like the blue. Did you notice what color the interior was though? I'm sorta up in the air over the blue/green/steel color choice, and want to see which comes with the lighter interior.

 

[Starbuck]

Do you know if that color is a metalic or not? Doesn't look like it from the picture. I don't like metallic paint much, and they use it on most cars these days. Kinda like the pearlescent white though. ;D

 

[Woody]

Hi!

The seats were black as well as the dash. I didn't see any other Cube at the show to determine lighter shades.

Woody

www.TheCarNerds.com (please visit)

 

[ToThe3rd]

Hi!

The seats were black as well as the dash. I didn't see any other Cube at the show to determine lighter shades.

Woody

www.TheCarNerds.com (please visit)

Thanks on that.

 

[Woody]

Not a problem.
There is this really cool book that came out from Japan which goes into great detail regarding all the various stages in developing the brand new Cube. You can see really cool sketches and interpretations from artists spanning from CA, Japan and London. For example, one of the prototypes featured brown canvas like cloth in place of the soji screen and a dashboard somewhat more modern that the predecessor.
If you are really Cube fan, buy it.
www.carstylingmag.com It comes out 2x a year and is $ 30 ( I think)
Perhaps in the future I might post images either here or on my site(for copyright matters).
-Woody
www.thecarnerds.com (please check it out)