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Oh Hell double-yeah! We were slightly worried that the computer enhanced shots of the Bevel we threw up yesterday were exactly that. But no, Ghosn and the gang did good and showed up with a concept car we'd like to see in production. Forget the soft-touch, over-rendered, Erector-set interior (Erector means "dildo" in German) and instead concentrate on the massive asymmetry of the exterior! One door on one side, two doors on the other, the license plate hole is off to the right and even the Nissan logo up front is unbalanced. We love it!. Build it, build it, build it, build it, build it! One caveat; five-spoke wheels are better than six. And asymetrical. Full press release for those who jump. – Jonny Lieberman More »
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For a longtime, one of our favorite "you can't buy it here" cars has been the Nissan Cube. We've been scratching our heads as to why that is, especially given the success of Honda's Element and Scion's xB. The Cube was boxier than both of 'em, featured an asymmetrical rear-end and well, Nissan's are typically OK rides. However, the Ghosn boys just released some shots of the Cube's replacement, the terribly named Bevel (Angle was apparently copyrighted). We like it. We like all panel van looking cars. Blind spots be damned. Still, if the above is the Bevel, and the Rogue looks like this, what on earth is the white JDM box-mobile Autoblog caught running around LA? Regardless, clock the interior after the jump. – Jonny Lieberman More »
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