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If you are in the market for a new 2011 Nissan Cube or 2011 Honda Element in California, it can be safe to assume that you want something out of the ordinary subcompact world. These boxy cars were made to be quirky and truly stand apart. If you are also looking for a vehicle that gives plenty of space, these vehicles were purposely built like a box to provide a decent amount of utility. Compare the differences of these two vehicles to see which boxy car is the right one for you. In terms of styling, the 2011 Nissan Cube takes the cake. The asymmetrical, wrap-around rear window shows that Nissan’s first philosophy in making this vehicle was style and originality. In contrast, the Honda Element was built for utility. If you aren’t looking for cavernous space for your vehicle, then take a closer look at the Nissan Cube.

Both of these models come standard with hard polyurethane floors for easy cleaning. This is great for those who want to keep their vehicle clean when they go camping or bring their dogs along for a ride. The Nissan Cube is best for those who are seeking a youthful and quirky vehicle that comes with its own unique interior styling.  Inside the Cube is a curved dashboard and 20 mood lighting colors, whereas the Element styling is pretty straightforward. If fuel efficiency is a concern, then the Cube would be the wise choice. It is smaller and more efficient with a maximum of 27 mpg in the city and 31 mpg on the highway. The larger Element, which requires a bigger engine, delivers a maximum of 20 mpg in the city and 25 mpg on the highway. The Element comes in two trims: 2011 Honda Element LX and 2011 Honda Element EX—both available in front or all-wheel drive.

Are you on a tight budget and looking for the lowest prices on box shaped cars? The Nissan Cube is the clear value winner with a base price in the $14,000 range. The Element’s pricing begins in the $20,000 range. That is a savings of $6,000 dollars! The choice of this vehicle largely depends on your personal preferences and budget. If style, fuel-efficiency, and price are the top on your list, consider the Cube. If cost is not an option and you are looking for huge cargo area, consider the Honda Element. If you are in the market for a 2011 Honda Element Orange County, we suggest you visit OC Nissan. We will be happy to answer any questions you may have and arrange a test drive for you with the Nissan Cube.