No passenger armrest. Just flat didn't notice that. I've since installed a small center console but it's just stooopid that it doesn't come with one or the other.
I'm very, very happy that something like that (minor) is my major gripe.
i wish the center console was a few inches higher...its kind of a far reach for my ipod, phone, etc. i also think they could have included the coat hook in the d-pillar like the previous generation
The sunroof one is a minor quibble, though. I have never had one, as they reduce the headroom. The Cube is the first vehicle I've owned where this would not have been a problem.
The sunroof one is a minor quibble, though. I have never had one, as they reduce the headroom. The Cube is the first vehicle I've owned where this would not have been a problem.
The sunroof one is a minor quibble, though. I have never had one, as they reduce the headroom. The Cube is the first vehicle I've owned where this would not have been a problem.
The dealership we bought ours at had one in the showroom (White Krom) *with* a sunroof. Aftermarket, of course, and they had to remove the ripple ceiling to do it.
My gripe (well, my wife's gripe) is the mirror in the passenger's side sun visor; it's too far away from the seat for her to do her makeup.
The sunroof one is a minor quibble, though. I have never had one, as they reduce the headroom. The Cube is the first vehicle I've owned where this would not have been a problem.
The dealership we bought ours at had one in the showroom (White Krom) *with* a sunroof. Aftermarket, of course, and they had to remove the ripple ceiling to do it.
My gripe (well, my wife's gripe) is the mirror in the passenger's side sun visor; it's too far away from the seat for her to do her makeup.
Tell her having a mirror is useless because she's beautiful with or without makeup, you'll make her day. It works even better if you want to buy something and she doesn't approve of the purchase. lol
Tell her having a mirror is useless because she's beautiful with or without makeup, you'll make her day. It works even better if you want to buy something and she doesn't approve of the purchase. lol
I didn't realize just how crappy the ground clearance was before buying. I knew it was lower than my SUV that I traded in but I didn't realize exactly how low. I have to be careful of curbs and I'm really wondering how that's going to work when there is packed down snow this winter when the idiot that plows my street plows me in.
Blind spots; wind noise; white seats; fabric at the arm rests in back (doggie drool stains) rear seat not removeable; OD off doesn't allow for engine braking (too severe a gear change); obsessive desire to customize (uncontollable); oh and my face gets sore from smiling while driving it. Other than that I love it!
Tell her having a mirror is useless because she's beautiful with or without makeup, you'll make her day. It works even better if you want to buy something and she doesn't approve of the purchase. lol
Bugs me when a car passes by and I can see the reflection in the window opposite of the car, or when My friend is looking over and I can see his face nice and huge in the window......
Does anyone else feel the vibration of the steering wheel? I don't remember ever having that in my previous car. And of course now that I noticed it I can't stop thinking about it.
Does anyone else feel the vibration of the steering wheel? I don't remember ever having that in my previous car. And of course now that I noticed it I can't stop thinking about it.
People staring at me. Of course I noticed the car looked different, but I didn't think about that reaction. I am a behind the scenes kind of person.
I have had two situations where I was trying to change lanes and the driver was staring at my Cube. I sped up, so did he. I slowed down, so did he. One of the times lasted a block and a half and I missed my turn.
I also didnt notice how susceptible it was to wind before i bought it. I have had a couple drives home were 60+km/h winds knocked me around while I was going 120. Luckily its such a small ride you can get shoved over 2-3 feet and still be in your lane.
I didnt notice that I couldnt see the lights in some intersections when I am stopped. Not sure what to do about that. the seat is as low as it goes, and I can't comfortably move it any more forward.
If I had known then what I know now, it wouldn't have changed a thing. I love my Cube.
Does anyone else feel the vibration of the steering wheel? I don't remember ever having that in my previous car. And of course now that I noticed it I can't stop thinking about it.
I also have zero vibration in my steering wheel. Have it checked out.
The dealer can also fix just about any squeak, rattle or buzz coming from any of the interior plastic parts of the car. Its a new car, it should be fixed now so it does not get worse later on... :yes:
a) the always lighted dash is great, but I forget to turn my lights on at dusk as a result.
b) slackjawed yokels stretching their necks out of shape and asking "WHAT THE HELL IS THAT" in total bewilderment. I too had a freeway incident - some hill jack sped up beside me, rolled down the window of his crapped out cavalier and screamed something at the top of his lungs. No clue - I smile and wave.
- Love this car. Base model w/6sp - el cheapo model.
Blind spots; wind noise; white seats; fabric at the arm rests in back (doggie drool stains) rear seat not removeable; OD off doesn't allow for engine braking (too severe a gear change); obsessive desire to customize (uncontollable); oh and my face gets sore from smiling while driving it. Other than that I love it!
I'm confused. The car's manual states that that is what the O/D Off switch is for... Is it just not that big of a difference?
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