Updating the Sound of the 2009 Nissan Cube

Written by Ed

Monday, 21 September 2009 16:29

Cube Holly Hill, Fla., (August 24, 2009) - Kelly Blue Book, on their website www.kbb.com, said the Nissan Cube had “high fashion and a low price,” making the Nissan Cube “an excellent choice for buyers who want to look cool on a budget.”

Starting at under $15,000, it is one of the most affordable and most unique cars in the Nissan 2009 line. And with all that high fashion, and low price, the car almost demands a great sound system to up its coolness factor to the max.

Metra Electronics, an industry leader in aftermarket automobile accessories, announces its new dash kit for the 2009 Nissan Cube. The 99-7608 dash kit features all the necessary hardware to mount a brand new DIN, DIN ISO, or DDIN stereo system. And with Metra’s patented, snap-in, quick-release ISO mount system, its it easy to upgrade the Cube into the best sound system on wheels. Plus, every Metra Electronics’ product comes complete with easy to follow comprehensive instructions that include detailed diagrams for easy dash dismantling, making installation a breeze. With seamless trim lining, the 99-7608 dash kit makes it easy to install a new stereo and keeps the system looking flawless.
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With the new dash kit, Metra Electronics is also excited to offer two additional accessories to make installing a new stereo in the Nissan Cube simple. The 70-7552 Nissan wiring harness for 2007 and newer models, as well as the 40-NI12 Nissan antenna adapter, help make the transition to a new sound system easier and better.

For more information or for pricing, visit Metra Electronics innovative website, www.metraonline.com, or call toll-free at (800) 221-0932.

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