Decals Make Nissan Cube, Juke More Eccentric

If you don’t think you’ll stick out enough in traffic while driving a Nissan Cube, the automaker is lending a hand by offering new graphic decals.

The automaker’s new Nissan Graphics customization program offers different wraps for the 2011 Cube and the upcoming 2011 Nissan Juke. The Nissan Frontier will also get wraps later this year.

The wraps come in a variety of side panel, roof and hood graphics that you can personalize at Nissan’s website. Each graphic ranges from $95 to $315, not including dealer installation costs.

The decals are provided by Original Wraps, the same company that makes graphics for Ford’s customization program.

The Cube’s graphics are available today. Graphics for the Juke will become available in time for the vehicle’s launch later this month.

Now You Can Add Enticing Graphics to Your Nissan (USA Today)

Comments

I could see these graphics being popular in Japan with young people dressing up there little cars to stand out but I dont think anybody I know could stand them.

Except in California and Hawaii...

I think a Cube stands out enough on the road as it is without needing any decals or anything else, trust me. For me it's a safety issue, I like my car to be anonymous. If your car is "marked" and say some weirdo wants to follow you, its more dangerous because your car is so noticeable.

Affordable decals kill resale, when wants your sense of style so to speak. But if your keeping this car forever till it dies go ahead.