Although the Nissan Cube was available in Japan in 1998, it didn’t hit US markets until 2009. Once again, the Cube is only available in Japan as it was discontinued in the US in 2014. If you purchased a Nissan Cube during the five years it was on the market in North America and you’re ready to get rid of it, you’re most likely considering a few options: trading it in, selling it yourself, selling it to an auto salvage yard, or not doing anything with it and letting it take up space on your property.

The option that involves the least effort with the most gain would be to sell it to respectable salvage yard. At Cash Auto Salvage, we prepare a fair quote for your vehicle and we also provide same-day, on-the-spot cash payment as well as free towing. We make the process convenient and simple.

When preparing a non-obligation cash offer for your Nissan Cube, there are few important factors salvage yards must take into consideration:

• The condition of the vehicle, both the interior and exterior
• The year and mileage of the vehicle  
• If the title is clean
• The current rate of scrap metal (if the Cube is considered a “junk” vehicle)

The third generation Cube was the only Cube available in the U.S. It was available with a five- or six-speed manual transmission or an automatic “Continuously Variable Transmission.” After poor sales, the Cube was discontinued.

No matter the condition of your Cube, whether its gently used or no longer in working condition, and no matter how popular it was when it was on the market, we are interested in buying it.  

Rather than take your Cube to a Nissan dealer for a trade appraisal or go through the hassle to try sell it yourself, take 90 seconds and get an instant offer from us!

Or feel free to call 855-922-3095 for a non-obligation offer for your vehicle.